Difference between revisions of "Teneb Trismegistus"
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
(grammar, reference to Danaeus removed (to reflect its removal from Teneb's description and Imyrr's argument that they have no history together)) |
|||
| (One intermediate revision by one other user not shown) | |||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
'''Teneb Trismegistus, Doctor of Theoretical Planar Physics''', is a | '''Teneb Trismegistus, Doctor of Theoretical Planar Physics''', is a lich servant to [[Twilight]], the [[God]] of Darkness. He resided in the [[Obelisk of Darkness]] in the [[Mhojave Desert]], where he conducted his research on [[:Category:Planes|planar]] [[:Category:Travel|travel]]. Quite the diabolical fiend, Teneb wields enough power to level entire cities, though his body appears frail, the deceptive visage of a decaying corpse hobbling about painfully. | ||
He regularly corresponds with fellow Darkwalker [[Sharbrena]] through notes, but Teneb seems careless in keeping them safe, as they are often blown throughout [[Sapience]], thus exposing the plans written upon them to the world. | He regularly corresponds with fellow Darkwalker [[Sharbrena]] through notes, but Teneb seems careless in keeping them safe, as they are often blown throughout [[Sapience]], thus exposing the plans written upon them to the world. | ||
[[Category:Tutors]][[Category:Liches]][[Category:Mhojave Denizens]] | [[Category:Tutors]][[Category:Liches]][[Category:Mhojave Denizens]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:33, 30 September 2013
Teneb Trismegistus, Doctor of Theoretical Planar Physics, is a lich servant to Twilight, the God of Darkness. He resided in the Obelisk of Darkness in the Mhojave Desert, where he conducted his research on planar travel. Quite the diabolical fiend, Teneb wields enough power to level entire cities, though his body appears frail, the deceptive visage of a decaying corpse hobbling about painfully.
He regularly corresponds with fellow Darkwalker Sharbrena through notes, but Teneb seems careless in keeping them safe, as they are often blown throughout Sapience, thus exposing the plans written upon them to the world.