Message #715853

[MD(Syel)]

Je vais faire mon apers; accélération DMesque 

La vie reprit son cours a Kelmarane. Des délégations de Katapesh arrivèrent afin de proposer leurs services, merci aux Maitres des Pactes qui désiraient redonner vie à la région.

Des prêtres arrivèrent un jour et remirent le culte de Sarenrae sur pied. Un matin, ils vinrent voir Almah avec un présent pour les compagnons afin de les remercier de ne pas avoir profaner les tombes.

Matos:

phylactery of faithfulness
periapt of Wisdom +2
necklace of fireballs (type III)
lesser strand of prayer beadsListe du Matos consultable sur le wiki de campagne^Web

Tous purent lire le livre sur les Djinns et en coupant l'information entre le monastère et le livre, ils purent déduire que (le livre donne un bonus de +4 sur tous les jets de connaissances VS tout ce qui concerne les génies);

Templars of the Five Winds

The Templars of the Five Winds were a
group of f ive powerful genies from antiquity. They
have not been heard from in centuries, but travelers
in the northern reaches of Katapesh and the southern
bounds of Osirion still sometimes attribute miracles
or victories to their guidance.

Legend tells that the Templars of the Five Winds
defeated a great evil hundreds of years ago near Pale
Mountain in the Brazen Peaks, a pinnacle not very far from
the village of Kelmarane. Each Templar was associated
with a specific aspect of the wind, and each wielded a
distinct, highly potent magic weapon.

The Templars of the Five Winds were said
to be particular enemies of the cult of Rovagug, god of
destruction, and many tales of their triumphs recount
battles against the spawn of that vile religion. The templars
themselves are jann, mortal genie-spirits dedicated to no
particular element. For some reason, these jann cannot
die, though none have been seen in centuries.

The Templars of the Five Winds served a
powerful djinni princess named Nefeshti, a great genie
noble whose designs upon Osirion and Katapesh have had
good and bad consequences. The Song of Edrehu suggests
that the Templars’ immortality came from a powerful wish
uttered by Nefeshti in antiquity, stating that so long as the
warriors retained her favor, they would live forever. This
result also grants the names and associated weapons of the
five Templars, but not the additional information given for
each Templar mentioned below.

• Davashuum:
Davashuum is an amoral and deadly creature that served
Nefeshti as an executioner and, in dire extremes, as
an assassin. He represents the fury of winds from all
directions and wields a powerful quarterstaff.
• Kardswann: A scout and traveler
of the planes, Kardswann’s weapon is an elaborate greataxe,
and he represents the south wind, the most well-traveled
and worldly of the winds.
• Pazhvann: Pazhvann is Nefeshti’s advisor
and spiritual guide. He represents the east wind, upon which
the whispers of the gods and the advice of elders is carried.
His weapon is a tremendous burning flail.
• Vardishal: A general of
Nefeshti’s armies, Vardishal’s spirit resides in the monastery
laboratory. He wields a crossbow, and in life he represents the north wind, a wind
said to carry the battle cries of all armies.
• Zayifid: Nefeshti’s spy and diplomat,
Zayifid was a messenger and spy. He represents the west
wind, upon which secrets thought hidden were carried.
His weapon is a delicate but razor-sharp scimitar.