The Elf calling themself Aenureir of Korumel is a bright but withdrawn child, their skin tanned and their hair beginning to grow out of a neglected mohawk. They're unable to fully keep their curiosity from bubbling up below their protective shell of bitterness, and they carry themself with the sort of complete confidence that comes from knowing that their doom is too great to come without proper foreshadowing.
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[ ] [STAFF] Bahr
Ah, Bahr. Bahr the Betrayer. You had lost touch with him after he betrayed Copher for Arkhan, but apparently since then he betrayed Arkhan for the Lahmians, the Lahmians for the Tzeentchians, the Tzeentchians for the Skaven, and then all of the above to each other and to anyone else that would pay for the privilege. Six cults, four gangs, three Clans, and somehow a Beastherd tore each other apart in the streets of the wolf-blessed mountain-city of Middenheim as Bahr fled it with a wagonload of treasures and a headful of secrets. Now he's looking for somewhere to keep his things and pursue his studies in peace in between going out there to do it all again, and as it turns out, over his long life you're the only teacher he hasn't had reason to betray. You don't see any reason for that to change, as unlike the rest of them, you've never tried to dictate what your students do with the knowledge that you impart.
Knowledges: Necromancy (Detailed), Daemonology (Detailed), Tzeentch (Surface), Witchcraft (Surface), Skaven (Surface), Empire (Surface)
Rare Capabilities: Necromancy, Daemonology
[ ] [STAFF] Ibn Naggazar
The world is such a judgemental place. Look, Ibn Naggazar's father had it coming. That Ibn used his father's skin to bind his masterpiece and his soul to fuel the magics within it was both justified and fair. And as far as you know the original copy of the Book has only consumed those that sought to remake a victim of the lad. And the copies? Copies of great books just seem to happen. You know for a fact that the Books of Nagash were crawling with magics that were supposed to make them impossible to replicate, but you couldn't go a decade without tripping over someone looking to add a new branch to that family tree, and more often than not they succeeded.
What Ibn Naggazar wants more than anything is a place to pursue his true passions of recreational alchemy and light daemonology without closed-minded authorities trying to kick down his door and forcing him to use and feed his book some more. Giving him a place to do so would be doing him a long-overdue mercy, and the world a perhaps undeserved one.
Knowledges: Alchemy (Detailed), Daemonology (Surface), Elementalism (Surface), Necromancy (Surface), Grey Magic (Surface)
Rare Capabilities: Daemonology
Contribution: Black Book of Ibn Naggazar (Centerpiece)
