| Lammassar | |
|---|---|
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| Born: | Unknown |
| Died: | - |
| Siblings: | Mahrokh |
| Spouse: | Azarnoush |
| Titles: | Member of the Council of Twelve |
| People | |
Lammmassar, the "Doom of the Khadi", was an Ashalan Heart-Seeker.
Council[]
Lammassar was a member of the Council of Twelve, one of the ensouled Ashalan. [1]
Second Age[]
Enslaved[]
The Ashalan after the First Jinn War were enslaved by the Dark jinn, Kaleel's Legion. The Council of Twelve refused to submit to the will of the Jinn, and sought means to combat them. They conspired in secret, working with the most skilled humans to devise a way to fight back. [2]
The Seal[]
Lammassar, Katani, and others ashalan worked to research a fabulous magic sigil made of light and smoke that formed a map of all known magic, later known as the Hakhim's Seal. The seal revealed that the jinn would consume everything until they were the only powers left, replacing deities of a lost age. It also offered a way to contact imprisoned Shilah, Lady Sun, directly. [2]
Day of Wrath[]
Shilah, who had been imprisoned by his son the Jinn Lord Kaleel, had gone mad in her isolation. When she saw what had happened through the veracity of the seal unleashed the Day of Wrath. In one climactic moment, the world dissolved around the Jinn, Ashalan, and humans. Those who thrived from magic and lived were forced out of Shilah's sight. [2]
Family[]
Lammassar had a sister, Mahrokh, and was married to Azarnoush. They were killed by Ghiyath, a Ruhmalist renegade of the Ivory Kingdoms who had escaped to the Burning Sands. The two Ashalan Sun-Riders had found Ghiyath in the desert near Medinaat al-Salaam. He was near death without water and food, but Ghiyath in return killed them during the next night. [3]
Ceremony of Souls[]
Lammassar would seek revenge, so he must leave his homeland. Through the Ceremony of Souls he forfeited his soul to Sylmun. He found a prophecy which had foreseen the demise of his two beloved sister and wife, and that he would be who would give justice. [3]
Book of the Dead[]
Lammassar gathered and studied any passage he found of the Book of the Dead, and he realized this book could grant the power to became an immortal no-dead. When the Immortal Caliph Hanan Talibah rouse to power in the Jewel alongside with her Khadi followers, Lammassar knew he had found his destyny: to become the Doom of the Khadi. [3]
Khadi[]
He began to check which power had the khadi, and in one of his first encounters he confronted Ghiyath, currently a Khadi follower of the Caliph. He decided to withdraw, because he was not prepared to fight him. He returned to the City of the Seventh Star and began to train an elite group which could deal with the Khadi. [3]
Heart-Seekers[]
When the Ashalan race knew of the Khadi they formed the Heart-Seekers, lonely assassins trained on investigation and stealth. Their only duty was to find and kill the Heartless and Lammassar was its founder. [4]
Fourth Age[]
Shattering of the Jewel[]
Lammassar attacking the Khadi
In 1132 Lammassar already had collected three Khadi hearts in their Ivory Boxes, making him all but invulnerable to their powers. [5] When he knew the Caliph had killed the Sultan [3] he attacked the Khadi in their lairs. He reached the Khadi in their inner sanctum with his blade raised [6] killing many of them. It was said he had personally killed one hundred of them. [3]
After the Awakening[]
Lammassar returned to his duties as member of the Council and continued to train the Heart-Seekers. [3]
External Links[]
- Lammassar (LBS - Secrets and Lies)
References
- ↑ Legend of the Burning Sands Roleplaying Game, p. 135
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Kingdom in the Sun, by Patrick Kapera
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 Legend of the Burning Sands Roleplaying Game, p. 150
- ↑ Legend of the Burning Sands Roleplaying Game, p. 145
- ↑ Lammassar (LBS - Secrets and Lies flavor)
- ↑ Hearts of the Khadi (LBS - The Awakening flavor)
The sources relating to this article are in conflict with each other. |
| In the RPG book Legend of the Burning Sands the soul of Lammassar is said that passed to Sylmun in one paragraph, but in his biopic is said that it was passed to Anbari Kaleel. It was also said that he killed Ghiyath, but the Khadi appeared in 1165 with Daigotsu in the fiction Blood Dawn, Part XI: The Tale of the Khadi and the Emperor's Brother. --Oni no Pikachu 18:56, December 1, 2011 (UTC) |
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