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'''Han-Silnar, the Pawn''' was a leading [[Aldar]] who fought on the side of the [[Triumvirate (mythology)|Triumvirate]] during the [[War of Humanity]]. Like many of the Aldar, he looked down upon the young race of [[human|humans]], viewing them as fit only to serve despite the decree by [[Proteus]] that they were not to be ruled. | '''Han-Silnar, the Pawn''', also known as Han-Silnar, the Condemned, was a leading [[Aldar]] who fought on the side of the [[Triumvirate (mythology)|Triumvirate]] during the [[War of Humanity]]. Like many of the Aldar, he looked down upon the young race of [[human|humans]], viewing them as fit only to serve despite the decree by [[Proteus]] that they were not to be ruled. | ||
As protege of [[Khalas | As protege of [[Khalas]], Han-Silnar hoped to convince his brothers [[Han-Tolneth]] and [[Dekalb]] (also leaders of the Aldar) to support the cause of the Triumvirate. Wavering back and forth, his hand was finally forced by Lorielan and he ordered the mass slaughter of nearly all the Aldar in what is known as the [[Great Betrayal]] before fully joining the forces of the Triumvirate. | ||
Following the war, Han-Silnar was banished to the [[Crystal Plane]] to spend eternity in servitude to Lorielan. | Following the war, Han-Silnar was banished to the [[Crystal Plane]] to spend eternity in servitude to Lorielan. | ||
The tragic exertions of the Aldar are reimagined in the ''Han-Silnar'' [[battle figurine]] | The tragic exertions of the Aldar are reimagined in the ''Han-Silnar'' [[battle figurine]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:20, 16 November 2020
Han-Silnar, the Pawn, also known as Han-Silnar, the Condemned, was a leading Aldar who fought on the side of the Triumvirate during the War of Humanity. Like many of the Aldar, he looked down upon the young race of humans, viewing them as fit only to serve despite the decree by Proteus that they were not to be ruled.
As protege of Khalas, Han-Silnar hoped to convince his brothers Han-Tolneth and Dekalb (also leaders of the Aldar) to support the cause of the Triumvirate. Wavering back and forth, his hand was finally forced by Lorielan and he ordered the mass slaughter of nearly all the Aldar in what is known as the Great Betrayal before fully joining the forces of the Triumvirate.
Following the war, Han-Silnar was banished to the Crystal Plane to spend eternity in servitude to Lorielan.
The tragic exertions of the Aldar are reimagined in the Han-Silnar battle figurine.