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There are various works penned by Ethelbert. The majority of these have never and will never be published. The few which are published will be listed below: | There are various works penned by Ethelbert. The majority of these have never and will never be published. The few which are published will be listed below: | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:22, 27 February 2020
The Beginning
Ethelbert became a knight of Avernus during the Summer of 47 YD, around the start of the Gold Sea Conflict. Quickly Ethelbert worked on helping to slay the rogues which roamed the lands near Nifel. These battles proved to the nobility that he was capable of at least the rudimentary aspects of war. Before long the Cult of Bloodmoon was refounded by Glaumring Apasurain. Ethelbert knew the beliefs of the the Cult before the refounding of the official church and was an avid believer. Due to his strong belief, Ethelbert set down the sword and donned the vestments. Glaumring being familiar with Ethelbert quickly promoted him to an elder position, called that of a High Priest.
Works
There are various works penned by Ethelbert. The majority of these have never and will never be published. The few which are published will be listed below:
- Chronicle of Westgardian Rulers - An overview of the Rulers of Westgard, penned by Ethelbert in 52 YD. It covers all rulers from the beginning to the date of writing. The information was obtained by either first hand experience or the accounting of those he interviewed.
