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'''Prince Parni deSangre''' was the son of [[Castomira Brangwin]] and Prince [[Mycale deSangre]] of [[Seleucar]].  Castomira intended to use make use of his royal blood to gain control over the [[Staff of Nicator]]. After his mother's defeat and death, the boy was adopted and raised by his aunt, [[Catarin deSangre]], who gave him the proper upbringing of a possible heir to the throne. The queen hid his [[Tsol'teth]] ancestry and the evil intentions of his birth mother from him as best she could. Parni is said to have grown up moody and rebellious but not at all cruel or hateful.  
'''Parni deSangre, Seleucar's Doom''' was the son of [[Castomira Brangwin]] and Prince [[Mycale deSangre]] of [[Seleucar]].  Castomira conceived him intending to use make use of his royal blood to gain control over the [[Staff of Nicator]]. After his mother's defeat and death, the boy was adopted and raised by his aunt, [[Catarin deSangre]], who gave him the proper upbringing of a possible heir to the throne. The queen hid his [[Tsol'teth]] ancestry and the evil intentions of his birth mother from him as best she could. Parni is said to have grown up moody and rebellious but not at all cruel or hateful.  


Parni later disappeared mysteriously during a hunting trip, his companions found gruesomely dismembered in the woods. It is unknown what exactly happened that night, but historians say that he made a dramatic emergence centuries later, an appearance which spelled the doom of the [[Seleucarian Empire]].  
Parni later disappeared mysteriously during a hunting trip, his companions found gruesomely dismembered in the woods. It is unknown what exactly happened that night, but historians say that he made a dramatic emergence centuries later, an appearance which spelled the doom of the [[Seleucarian Empire]].  


In the year 725 AF it was revealed that Parni had been living under the assumed identity of a solitary Tsol'teth named Tenith'oru, his only company that of his human protege, the Child Sorceress [[Kosuira]]. When his protege was taken from him by the Tsol'teth he did his best to reclaim her, albeit his efforts were hampered by his hesitation to reveal his true identity. He would eventually reclaim his birthright, the [[Staff of Nicator]], and destroy her captor, the Tsol'teth [[Agith'tai]], named the Blue Fang. Unfortunately, having arrived far too late, Kosuira's injuries would claim her shortly afterwards, and though in his grief and madness he would try to bring her back to life by powering a spell with the countless Achaeans beholding the scene, he would ultimately fail. In revenge, he would then teach Sapience as a whole the arts of the Depthswalkers.
Parni's second appearance on the world stage occurred seven centuries later. In 725 AF it was revealed that he had been living under the assumed identity of a solitary Tsol'teth named Tenith'oru, his only company that of a human protege, the child sorceress [[Kosuira]]. When his protege was taken from him by the Tsol'teth he did his best to reclaim her, but his efforts were hampered by a reticence to reveal his true identity. Finally Parni reclaimed his birthright, using the famed [[Staff of Nicator]] to kill her captor, the Tsol'teth [[Agith'tai]], named the Blue Fang. Unfortunately, he arrived far too late; Kosuira's injuries claimed her shortly afterwards. In the throes of grief and madness Parni tried to reverse time to resuscitate her, but she perished again, countless Achaeans beholding the tragic scene. Swearing vengeance and full of spite, he revealed the arts of [[Shadowmancy]] and research trees of [[Terminus]] to [[Achaea]], encouraging [[adventurers]] to use the Tsol'teth secrets for the doom of the race. Combined with his studies of [[Aeonics]], the skills became the foundation of the [[Depthswalker]] [[class]].
 
Parni deSangre's hatred for his kin is captured in a [[mystical cards#parni|mystical card]].


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