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'''Ktandeo''', son of Ares, "Warrior God"
 
'''Ktandeo''', son of Ares, "Warrior God"
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'''Race''':  half-divine, half-human, Son of the Enmarch People
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'''Mother''':  Anservial, Daughter of Desci from Mount Manechest in the Sahtgarte Mountains
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'''Father''':  Ares, Son of Zeus
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==Early Life==
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====His Mother Anservial, and the Birth of Ktandeo====
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Warrior God is the son of Ares, born to the mercurial warrioress Anservial, a commoner and member of the Red Crests, an adventuring party who had by that time conquered with their army the whole of the Smerdennin Isles, a lush archipelago well known for its tyrannical wizard-king Mantris and his ettin army.  Their own wizard-warrior Malran took the throne after it was won by the Red Crests.  Anservial became a fascination for Ares, and in her appeals for a child (for all men were intimidated by her), Ares raped her and gave her a warrior god son.  Jealous of this however, Aphrodite cursed Anservial in that all men were for thereafter obsessed with her.  She was forced to flee to her home amongst the Enmarch peoples of the Sahtgarte Mountains.  She lived high on Mount Manechest, amongst storm giants loyal to Kronus, until her death in a massive battle against fire giants only a few years later.  Thought to be a god by the remaining storm giants for his prodigious strength, he eventually was beseeched by the townspeople below to join an adventuring party.  He never managed to return to the Smerdennin Islands.
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==The Return of Ktandeo to the World of Illessia, or the Spells of Illesse==
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====The Red Crests====
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The original adventuring party of Ktandeo son of Anservial, the original Red Crests are now mostly deceased.  Ktandeo was the last member to join the party of the Red Crests, who allowed him into their ranks due to his legendary strength and because he was his mother's son.  The original members are listed below, followed by their progeny, who although not linked together in their own adventuring party, still hold some respect for the relationships once held by their parents.
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'''Anservial the Warrioress''' (KIA)  --->  '''Ktandeo''', Lord of the North of Smowlark Island, vassal lord of King Malran II
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'''Malran the Warrrior-Wizard King''' (deceased) --->  '''Malran II''', King of the Smerdennin Islands and the Enmarchians
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'''Bassilian''' (in dotage) --->  '''Kasseran''',
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[[File:Article-0-1AC6D7D300000578-34 634x725.jpg|thumb|right|400px|The bloated original body of Marquese Enco Salorini. The lich lord of the city Tarona de la Fierta on the Astral Plane, he was the slayer of Ktandeo, son of the Warrior God. Using a macabre spell of death, Ktandeo was seized by a black demon and gibbeted on a cruel iron hook. As Ares denies his son death save for by the sword, the demi-god hangs there still, awaiting his salvation, the victim of too-mighty spells.]]
 
[[File:Article-0-1AC6D7D300000578-34 634x725.jpg|thumb|right|400px|The bloated original body of Marquese Enco Salorini. The lich lord of the city Tarona de la Fierta on the Astral Plane, he was the slayer of Ktandeo, son of the Warrior God. Using a macabre spell of death, Ktandeo was seized by a black demon and gibbeted on a cruel iron hook. As Ares denies his son death save for by the sword, the demi-god hangs there still, awaiting his salvation, the victim of too-mighty spells.]]

Revision as of 04:08, 9 January 2015

Ktandeo, son of Ares, "Warrior God"

Race: half-divine, half-human, Son of the Enmarch People

Mother: Anservial, Daughter of Desci from Mount Manechest in the Sahtgarte Mountains

Father: Ares, Son of Zeus

Early Life

His Mother Anservial, and the Birth of Ktandeo

Warrior God is the son of Ares, born to the mercurial warrioress Anservial, a commoner and member of the Red Crests, an adventuring party who had by that time conquered with their army the whole of the Smerdennin Isles, a lush archipelago well known for its tyrannical wizard-king Mantris and his ettin army. Their own wizard-warrior Malran took the throne after it was won by the Red Crests. Anservial became a fascination for Ares, and in her appeals for a child (for all men were intimidated by her), Ares raped her and gave her a warrior god son. Jealous of this however, Aphrodite cursed Anservial in that all men were for thereafter obsessed with her. She was forced to flee to her home amongst the Enmarch peoples of the Sahtgarte Mountains. She lived high on Mount Manechest, amongst storm giants loyal to Kronus, until her death in a massive battle against fire giants only a few years later. Thought to be a god by the remaining storm giants for his prodigious strength, he eventually was beseeched by the townspeople below to join an adventuring party. He never managed to return to the Smerdennin Islands.

The Return of Ktandeo to the World of Illessia, or the Spells of Illesse

The Red Crests

The original adventuring party of Ktandeo son of Anservial, the original Red Crests are now mostly deceased. Ktandeo was the last member to join the party of the Red Crests, who allowed him into their ranks due to his legendary strength and because he was his mother's son. The original members are listed below, followed by their progeny, who although not linked together in their own adventuring party, still hold some respect for the relationships once held by their parents.

Anservial the Warrioress (KIA) ---> Ktandeo, Lord of the North of Smowlark Island, vassal lord of King Malran II

Malran the Warrrior-Wizard King (deceased) ---> Malran II, King of the Smerdennin Islands and the Enmarchians

Bassilian (in dotage) ---> Kasseran,


The bloated original body of Marquese Enco Salorini. The lich lord of the city Tarona de la Fierta on the Astral Plane, he was the slayer of Ktandeo, son of the Warrior God. Using a macabre spell of death, Ktandeo was seized by a black demon and gibbeted on a cruel iron hook. As Ares denies his son death save for by the sword, the demi-god hangs there still, awaiting his salvation, the victim of too-mighty spells.