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	'''Andraax''' ''([[Iruaric]]: "First Claw")'' is the adopted name of V'gliin, the [[Lords of Essaence\|Lord of Essaence]] who founded the [[Loremasters]], as well as the [[Biblia\|Library of Nomikos]] in the [[Second Era]] of the [[Shadow World]] history. He is the son of [[Utha]] and first cousin (once removed) of the [[Empress Kadaena]]. He aided his father on the side of the rebellion in the [[First Era]] cataclysm, and helped guard the [[Eye of the Drake\|Eyes of Utha]] after Kadaena was vanquished. Andraax was the first holder of the title Daenku ''(Ir. "Elder Mind")'' of the Ahrenreth ''(Ir. "Secret Circle")'', originally an order of essence lords who hunted down and destroyed their remaining evil brethren. It would later be revived by a former comrade of his named [[Eye of the Drake#Behind ~~The~~ Scenes\|Ondoval]] who was [[The Unlife\|corrupted]] by the [[Pales\|Void]], and the most [[The Vvrael#Behind ~~The~~ Scenes\|recent holder]] of the title is a warped hybrid of extra-planar origins. This so-called "Jerak Ahrenreth" ''(Ir. "Cult of the Secret Circle")'' is the most powerful cabal in Shadow World, including figures such as [[Lorgalis]], [[Dragonlords]], and a former [[Shu'raax\|bodyguard]] of Kadaena.		'''Andraax''' ''([[Iruaric]]: "First Claw")'' is the adopted name of V'gliin, the [[Lords of Essaence\|Lord of Essaence]] who founded the [[Loremasters]], as well as the [[Biblia\|Library of Nomikos]] in the [[Second Era]] of the [[Shadow World]] history. He is the son of [[Utha]] and first cousin (once removed) of the [[Empress Kadaena]]. He aided his father on the side of the rebellion in the [[First Era]] cataclysm, and helped guard the [[Eye of the Drake\|Eyes of Utha]] after Kadaena was vanquished. Andraax was the first holder of the title Daenku ''(Ir. "Elder Mind")'' of the Ahrenreth ''(Ir. "Secret Circle")'', originally an order of essence lords who hunted down and destroyed their remaining evil brethren. It would later be revived by a former comrade of his named [[Eye of the Drake#Behind the Scenes\|Ondoval]] who was [[The Unlife\|corrupted]] by the [[Pales\|Void]], and the most [[The Vvrael#Behind the Scenes\|recent holder]] of the title is a warped hybrid of extra-planar origins. This so-called "Jerak Ahrenreth" ''(Ir. "Cult of the Secret Circle")'' is the most powerful cabal in Shadow World, including figures such as [[Lorgalis]], [[Dragonlords]], and a former [[Shu'raax\|bodyguard]] of Kadaena.

	When Andraax was the last surviving member of the Ahrenreth and the world seemed safe, he put himself into suspended animation in a [[Bandur Etrevion#Behind ~~The~~ Scenes\|sarcophagus]] near the Isle of [[Library of Biblia\|Ormian]] for 80,000 years. He awoke to discover the world had mysteriously been repopulated with intelligent life, owing to the Lords of Orhan ([[Liabo]]) whom his people had not known existed, so he pretended to be [[Iylari]] and set about bringing back civilization for the mortal races. However, he was not the only essence lord who was reviving over time, and he had to slay some of them. One was the father of Lorgalis, who swore vengeance, becoming his nemesis for thousands of years. These [[The Dark Path#Behind ~~The~~ Scenes\|servants of the Shadow]] were his focus as ultimately the greatest threat to the world in the [[Second Era]].		When Andraax was the last surviving member of the Ahrenreth and the world seemed safe, he put himself into suspended animation in a [[Bandur Etrevion#Behind the Scenes\|sarcophagus]] near the Isle of [[Library of Biblia\|Ormian]] for 80,000 years. He awoke to discover the world had mysteriously been repopulated with intelligent life, owing to the Lords of Orhan ([[Liabo]]) whom his people had not known existed, so he pretended to be [[Iylari]] and set about bringing back civilization for the mortal races. However, he was not the only essence lord who was reviving over time, and he had to slay some of them. One was the father of Lorgalis, who swore vengeance, becoming his nemesis for thousands of years. These [[The Dark Path#Behind the Scenes\|servants of the Shadow]] were his focus as ultimately the greatest threat to the world in the [[Second Era]].

	Andraax was almost killed by the Dark God Scalu ([[Sheru]]) near the end of the [[Wars of Dominion]], in the Battle of Meagris alongside one of the [[Changramai\|Titans]] of [[Emer]], when Cay ([[Kai]]) suddenly rescued him while announcing the light gods had chosen to fight the forces of darkness. Andraax had encountered the dark god of nightmares before, and was terrified knowing he could not escape this time. However, he only lost his sanity a few years later when slaying another Lord of Essaence called the Master of Malice, vanishing beyond the [[Wall of Darkness]] where [[The Dark Path#Behind ~~The~~ Scenes\|servants of the Shadow]] were trapped. Andraax is widely thought to be dead in the Shadow World history, with his [[Bandur Etrevion#Behind ~~The~~ Scenes\|false sarcophagus]] on the continent of Jaiman. In actuality he disguises himself, with only dubious memory and sanity.		Andraax was almost killed by the Dark God Scalu ([[Sheru]]) near the end of the [[Wars of Dominion]], in the Battle of Meagris alongside one of the [[Changramai\|Titans]] of [[Emer]], when Cay ([[Kai]]) suddenly rescued him while announcing the light gods had chosen to fight the forces of darkness. Andraax had encountered the dark god of nightmares before, and was terrified knowing he could not escape this time. However, he only lost his sanity a few years later when slaying another Lord of Essaence called the Master of Malice, vanishing beyond the [[Wall of Darkness]] where [[The Dark Path#Behind the Scenes\|servants of the Shadow]] were trapped. Andraax is widely thought to be dead in the Shadow World history, with his [[Bandur Etrevion#Behind the Scenes\|false sarcophagus]] on the continent of Jaiman. In actuality he disguises himself, with only dubious memory and sanity.

	==Behind ~~The~~ Scenes==		==Behind the Scenes==
	Cheridin Avenue in [[Wehnimer's Landing]] was originally named [[Kelfour Edition volume III number V\|Andraax Avenue]] when the town was called [[Kelfour's Landing]]. Andraax was the only world famous individual [[Biblia#The Library\|whose likeness]] would be widely recognized in both the [[Second Era\|Second]] and [[Third Era]]. The bust in [[The Monastery]] from the Second Era is likely reflecting this fact, including his true name being almost forgotten. It appears alongside a painting of the [[Wars of Dominion]], which was later modified to say [[Undead War\|Undead Wars]]. This devastation of the landscape from the wars was also illustrated in the nearby shrine of Iloura ([[Imaera]]).		Cheridin Avenue in [[Wehnimer's Landing]] was originally named [[Kelfour Edition volume III number V\|Andraax Avenue]] when the town was called [[Kelfour's Landing]]. Andraax was the only world famous individual [[Biblia#The Library\|whose likeness]] would be widely recognized in both the [[Second Era\|Second]] and [[Third Era]]. The bust in [[The Monastery]] from the Second Era is likely reflecting this fact, including his true name being almost forgotten. It appears alongside a painting of the [[Wars of Dominion]], which was later modified to say [[Undead War\|Undead Wars]]. This devastation of the landscape from the wars was also illustrated in the nearby shrine of Iloura ([[Imaera]]).
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	Andraax was sometimes used as a pseudonym, or possibly even an author surrogate character, by Terry Amthor the principal writer of the Shadow World setting. The character somewhat pre-dates this role in the "Loremaster" [[The Iron Wind#Behind ~~The~~ Scenes\|source books]], along with Kadaena and Utha, and [http://merp.wikia.com/wiki/Andraax was also] thought to be one of the Ainur in the Middle Earth roleplaying system (M.E.R.P.) of [[ICE age\|Iron Crown Enterprises]]. In the later lore from "Powers of Light and Darkness" the identities of Daenku and V'glin are separated, such that both were Ahrenreth members but Andraax was just Daenku the only son of Utha. It is worth noting that Andraax has a famous [http://www.geocities.ws/icemuletrace/Tomes/1000.html "vision"] of [[Makiri#Behind ~~The~~ Scenes\|the future]] where [[The Unlife]] blacks out [[Purgatory#The Graveyard\|the sun]], which may motivate the [[Black Hel\|hidden theme]] in the [[Bandur Etrevion]] story of [[The Temple of Darkness\|trans-temporal]] mentalism.		Andraax was sometimes used as a pseudonym, or possibly even an author surrogate character, by Terry Amthor the principal writer of the Shadow World setting. The character somewhat pre-dates this role in the "Loremaster" [[The Iron Wind#Behind the Scenes\|source books]], along with Kadaena and Utha, and [http://merp.wikia.com/wiki/Andraax was also] thought to be one of the Ainur in the Middle Earth roleplaying system (M.E.R.P.) of [[ICE age\|Iron Crown Enterprises]]. In the later lore from "Powers of Light and Darkness" the identities of Daenku and V'glin are separated, such that both were Ahrenreth members but Andraax was just Daenku the only son of Utha. It is worth noting that Andraax has a famous [http://www.geocities.ws/icemuletrace/Tomes/1000.html "vision"] of [[Makiri#Behind the Scenes\|the future]] where [[The Unlife]] blacks out [[Purgatory#The Graveyard\|the sun]], which may motivate the [[Black Hel\|hidden theme]] in the [[Bandur Etrevion]] story of [[The Temple of Darkness\|trans-temporal]] mentalism.

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	Andraax was sometimes used as a pseudonym, or possibly even an author surrogate character, by Terry Amthor the principal writer of the Shadow World setting. The character somewhat pre-dates this role in the "Loremaster" [[The Iron Wind#Behind The Scenes\|source books]], along with Kadaena and Utha, and [http://merp.wikia.com/wiki/Andraax was also] thought to be one of the Ainur in the Middle Earth roleplaying system (M.E.R.P.) of [[ICE age\|Iron Crown Enterprises]]. It is worth noting that Andraax has a famous [http://www.geocities.ws/icemuletrace/Tomes/1000.html "vision"] of [[Makiri#Behind The Scenes\|the future]] where [[The Unlife]] blacks out [[Purgatory#The Graveyard\|the sun]], which may motivate the [[Black Hel\|hidden theme]] in the [[Bandur Etrevion]] story of [[The Temple of Darkness\|trans-temporal]] mentalism.		Andraax was sometimes used as a pseudonym, or possibly even an author surrogate character, by Terry Amthor the principal writer of the Shadow World setting. The character somewhat pre-dates this role in the "Loremaster" [[The Iron Wind#Behind The Scenes\|source books]], along with Kadaena and Utha, and [http://merp.wikia.com/wiki/Andraax was also] thought to be one of the Ainur in the Middle Earth roleplaying system (M.E.R.P.) of [[ICE age\|Iron Crown Enterprises]]. In the later lore from "Powers of Light and Darkness" the identities of Daenku and V'glin are separated, such that both were Ahrenreth members but Andraax was just Daenku the only son of Utha. It is worth noting that Andraax has a famous [http://www.geocities.ws/icemuletrace/Tomes/1000.html "vision"] of [[Makiri#Behind The Scenes\|the future]] where [[The Unlife]] blacks out [[Purgatory#The Graveyard\|the sun]], which may motivate the [[Black Hel\|hidden theme]] in the [[Bandur Etrevion]] story of [[The Temple of Darkness\|trans-temporal]] mentalism.

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	Andraax was sometimes used as a pseudonym, or possibly even an author surrogate character, by Terry Amthor the principal writer of the Shadow World setting. The character somewhat pre-dates this role in the "Loremaster" [[The Iron Wind#Behind The Scenes\|source books]], along with Kadaena and Utha, and [http://merp.wikia.com/wiki/Andraax was also] thought to be one of the Ainur in the Middle Earth roleplaying system (M.E.R.P.) of [[ICE age\|Iron Crown Enterprises]]. It is worth noting that Andraax has a famous [~~[Purgatory#The~~ ~~Graveyard\|~~"vision"]] of the future where [[The Unlife]] blacks out the sun, which may motivate the [[Black Hel\|hidden theme]] in the [[Bandur Etrevion]] story of [[The Temple of Darkness\|trans-temporal]] mentalism.		Andraax was sometimes used as a pseudonym, or possibly even an author surrogate character, by Terry Amthor the principal writer of the Shadow World setting. The character somewhat pre-dates this role in the "Loremaster" [[The Iron Wind#Behind The Scenes\|source books]], along with Kadaena and Utha, and [http://merp.wikia.com/wiki/Andraax was also] thought to be one of the Ainur in the Middle Earth roleplaying system (M.E.R.P.) of [[ICE age\|Iron Crown Enterprises]]. It is worth noting that Andraax has a famous [http://www.geocities.ws/icemuletrace/Tomes/1000.html "vision"] of [[Makiri#Behind The Scenes\|the future]] where [[The Unlife]] blacks out [[Purgatory#The Graveyard\|the sun]], which may motivate the [[Black Hel\|hidden theme]] in the [[Bandur Etrevion]] story of [[The Temple of Darkness\|trans-temporal]] mentalism.

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	Andraax was sometimes used as a pseudonym, or possibly even an author surrogate character, by Terry Amthor the principal writer of the Shadow World setting. The character somewhat pre-dates this role in the "Loremaster" [[The Iron Wind#Behind The Scenes\|source books]], along with Kadaena and Utha, and [http://merp.wikia.com/wiki/Andraax was also] thought to be one of the Ainur in the Middle Earth roleplaying system (M.E.R.P.) of [[ICE age\|Iron Crown Enterprises]].		Andraax was sometimes used as a pseudonym, or possibly even an author surrogate character, by Terry Amthor the principal writer of the Shadow World setting. The character somewhat pre-dates this role in the "Loremaster" [[The Iron Wind#Behind The Scenes\|source books]], along with Kadaena and Utha, and [http://merp.wikia.com/wiki/Andraax was also] thought to be one of the Ainur in the Middle Earth roleplaying system (M.E.R.P.) of [[ICE age\|Iron Crown Enterprises]]. It is worth noting that Andraax has a famous [[Purgatory#The Graveyard\|"vision"]] of the future where [[The Unlife]] blacks out the sun, which may motivate the [[Black Hel\|hidden theme]] in the [[Bandur Etrevion]] story of [[The Temple of Darkness\|trans-temporal]] mentalism.

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	'''Andraax''' ''([[Iruaric]]: "First Claw")'' is the adopted name of V'gliin, the [[Lords of Essaence\|Lord of Essaence]] who founded the [[Loremasters]], as well as the [[Biblia\|Library of Nomikos]] in the [[Second Era]] of the [[Shadow World]] history. He is the son of Utha and first cousin (once removed) of the [[Empress Kadaena]]. He aided his father on the side of the rebellion in the [[First Era]] cataclysm, and helped guard the [[Eye of the Drake\|Eyes of Utha]] after Kadaena was vanquished. Andraax was the first holder of the title Daenku ''(Ir. "Elder Mind")'' of the Ahrenreth ''(Ir. "Secret Circle")'', originally an order of essence lords who hunted down and destroyed their remaining evil brethren. It would later be revived by a former comrade of his named [[Eye of the Drake#Behind The Scenes\|Ondoval]] who was [[The Unlife\|corrupted]] by the [[Pales\|Void]], and the most [[The Vvrael#Behind The Scenes\|recent holder]] of the title is a warped hybrid of extra-planar origins. This so-called "Jerak Ahrenreth" ''(Ir. "Cult of the Secret Circle")'' is the most powerful cabal in Shadow World, including figures such as [[Lorgalis]], [[Dragonlords]], and a former [[Shu'raax\|bodyguard]] of Kadaena.		'''Andraax''' ''([[Iruaric]]: "First Claw")'' is the adopted name of V'gliin, the [[Lords of Essaence\|Lord of Essaence]] who founded the [[Loremasters]], as well as the [[Biblia\|Library of Nomikos]] in the [[Second Era]] of the [[Shadow World]] history. He is the son of [[Utha]] and first cousin (once removed) of the [[Empress Kadaena]]. He aided his father on the side of the rebellion in the [[First Era]] cataclysm, and helped guard the [[Eye of the Drake\|Eyes of Utha]] after Kadaena was vanquished. Andraax was the first holder of the title Daenku ''(Ir. "Elder Mind")'' of the Ahrenreth ''(Ir. "Secret Circle")'', originally an order of essence lords who hunted down and destroyed their remaining evil brethren. It would later be revived by a former comrade of his named [[Eye of the Drake#Behind The Scenes\|Ondoval]] who was [[The Unlife\|corrupted]] by the [[Pales\|Void]], and the most [[The Vvrael#Behind The Scenes\|recent holder]] of the title is a warped hybrid of extra-planar origins. This so-called "Jerak Ahrenreth" ''(Ir. "Cult of the Secret Circle")'' is the most powerful cabal in Shadow World, including figures such as [[Lorgalis]], [[Dragonlords]], and a former [[Shu'raax\|bodyguard]] of Kadaena.

	When Andraax was the last surviving member of the Ahrenreth and the world seemed safe, he put himself into suspended animation in a [[Bandur Etrevion#Behind The Scenes\|sarcophagus]] near the Isle of [[Library of Biblia\|Ormian]] for 80,000 years. He awoke to discover the world had mysteriously been repopulated with intelligent life, owing to the Lords of Orhan ([[Liabo]]) whom his people had not known existed, so he pretended to be [[Iylari]] and set about bringing back civilization for the mortal races. However, he was not the only essence lord who was reviving over time, and he had to slay some of them. One was the father of Lorgalis, who swore vengeance, becoming his nemesis for thousands of years. These [[The Dark Path#Behind The Scenes\|servants of the Shadow]] were his focus as ultimately the greatest threat to the world in the [[Second Era]].		When Andraax was the last surviving member of the Ahrenreth and the world seemed safe, he put himself into suspended animation in a [[Bandur Etrevion#Behind The Scenes\|sarcophagus]] near the Isle of [[Library of Biblia\|Ormian]] for 80,000 years. He awoke to discover the world had mysteriously been repopulated with intelligent life, owing to the Lords of Orhan ([[Liabo]]) whom his people had not known existed, so he pretended to be [[Iylari]] and set about bringing back civilization for the mortal races. However, he was not the only essence lord who was reviving over time, and he had to slay some of them. One was the father of Lorgalis, who swore vengeance, becoming his nemesis for thousands of years. These [[The Dark Path#Behind The Scenes\|servants of the Shadow]] were his focus as ultimately the greatest threat to the world in the [[Second Era]].

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			Andraax was sometimes used as a pseudonym, or possibly even an author surrogate character, by Terry Amthor the principal writer of the Shadow World setting. The character somewhat pre-dates this role in the "Loremaster" [[The Iron Wind#Behind The Scenes\|source books]], along with Kadaena and Utha, and [http://merp.wikia.com/wiki/Andraax was also] thought to be one of the Ainur in the Middle Earth roleplaying system (M.E.R.P.) of [[ICE age\|Iron Crown Enterprises]].

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	'''Andraax''' ''([[Iruaric]]: "First Claw")'' is the adopted name of V'gliin, the [[Lords of Essaence\|Lord of Essaence]] who founded the [[Loremasters]], as well as the [[Biblia\|Library of Nomikos]] in the [[Second Era]] of the [[Shadow World]] history. He is the son of Utha and first cousin (once removed) of the [[Empress Kadaena]]. He aided his father on the side of the rebellion in the First Era cataclysm, and helped guard the [[Eye of the Drake\|Eyes]] after Kadaena was vanquished. Andraax was the first holder of the title Daenku ''(Ir. "Elder Mind")'' of the Ahrenreth ''(Ir. "Secret Circle")'', originally an order of essence lords who hunted down and destroyed their remaining evil brethren. It would later be revived by a former comrade of his who was [[The Unlife\|corrupted]] by the [[Pales\|Void]], and the most [[The Vvrael#Behind The Scenes\|recent holder]] of the title is a warped hybrid of extra-planar origins. This so-called "Jerak Ahrenreth" ''(Ir. "Cult of the Secret Circle")'' is the most powerful cabal in Shadow World, including figures such as [[Lorgalis]] and a former [[Shu'raax\|bodyguard]] of Kadaena.		'''Andraax''' ''([[Iruaric]]: "First Claw")'' is the adopted name of V'gliin, the [[Lords of Essaence\|Lord of Essaence]] who founded the [[Loremasters]], as well as the [[Biblia\|Library of Nomikos]] in the [[Second Era]] of the [[Shadow World]] history. He is the son of Utha and first cousin (once removed) of the [[Empress Kadaena]]. He aided his father on the side of the rebellion in the [[First Era]] cataclysm, and helped guard the [[Eye of the Drake\|Eyes of Utha]] after Kadaena was vanquished. Andraax was the first holder of the title Daenku ''(Ir. "Elder Mind")'' of the Ahrenreth ''(Ir. "Secret Circle")'', originally an order of essence lords who hunted down and destroyed their remaining evil brethren. It would later be revived by a former comrade of his named [[Eye of the Drake#Behind The Scenes\|Ondoval]] who was [[The Unlife\|corrupted]] by the [[Pales\|Void]], and the most [[The Vvrael#Behind The Scenes\|recent holder]] of the title is a warped hybrid of extra-planar origins. This so-called "Jerak Ahrenreth" ''(Ir. "Cult of the Secret Circle")'' is the most powerful cabal in Shadow World, including figures such as [[Lorgalis]], [[Dragonlords]], and a former [[Shu'raax\|bodyguard]] of Kadaena.

	When Andraax ~~awoke~~ ~~again~~ to discover the world had mysteriously been repopulated with intelligent life, owing to the Lords of Orhan ([[Liabo]]) whom his ~~brethren~~ ~~did~~ not ~~know~~ existed, he pretended to be [[Iylari]] and set about bringing back civilization for the mortal races. However, he was not the only ~~one~~ who was reviving over time, and he had to slay some of them. One was the father of Lorgalis, who swore vengeance, becoming his nemesis for thousands of years.		When Andraax was the last surviving member of the Ahrenreth and the world seemed safe, he put himself into suspended animation in a [[Bandur Etrevion#Behind The Scenes\|sarcophagus]] near the Isle of [[Library of Biblia\|Ormian]] for 80,000 years. He awoke to discover the world had mysteriously been repopulated with intelligent life, owing to the Lords of Orhan ([[Liabo]]) whom his people had not known existed, so he pretended to be [[Iylari]] and set about bringing back civilization for the mortal races. However, he was not the only essence lord who was reviving over time, and he had to slay some of them. One was the father of Lorgalis, who swore vengeance, becoming his nemesis for thousands of years. These [[The Dark Path#Behind The Scenes\|servants of the Shadow]] were his focus as ultimately the greatest threat to the world in the [[Second Era]].

	Andraax was almost killed by Scalu ([[Sheru]]) near the end of the [[Wars of Dominion]], in the Battle of Meagris alongside one of the [[Changramai\|Titans]] of [[Emer]], when Cay ([[Kai]]) suddenly rescued him while announcing the gods had chosen to fight the forces of darkness. Andraax had encountered the dark god of nightmares before, and was terrified knowing he could not escape this time. However, he only lost his sanity a few years later when slaying another Lord of Essaence called the Master of Malice, vanishing beyond the [[Wall of Darkness]] where [[The Dark Path#Behind The Scenes\|servants of the Shadow]] were trapped. Andraax is widely thought to be dead in the Shadow World history, with a [[Bandur Etrevion\|false sarcophagus]] on the continent of [[Jaiman]]. In actuality he disguises himself, with only dubious memory and sanity.		Andraax was almost killed by the Dark God Scalu ([[Sheru]]) near the end of the [[Wars of Dominion]], in the Battle of Meagris alongside one of the [[Changramai\|Titans]] of [[Emer]], when Cay ([[Kai]]) suddenly rescued him while announcing the light gods had chosen to fight the forces of darkness. Andraax had encountered the dark god of nightmares before, and was terrified knowing he could not escape this time. However, he only lost his sanity a few years later when slaying another Lord of Essaence called the Master of Malice, vanishing beyond the [[Wall of Darkness]] where [[The Dark Path#Behind The Scenes\|servants of the Shadow]] were trapped. Andraax is widely thought to be dead in the Shadow World history, with his [[Bandur Etrevion#Behind The Scenes\|false sarcophagus]] on the continent of Jaiman. In actuality he disguises himself, with only dubious memory and sanity.

	==Behind The Scenes==		==Behind The Scenes==
	Cheridin Avenue in [[Wehnimer's Landing]] was originally named [[Kelfour Edition volume III number V\|Andraax Avenue]] when the town was called [[Kelfour's Landing]]. Andraax was the only world famous individual [[Biblia#The Library\|whose likeness]] would be widely recognized in both the [[Second Era\|Second]] and [[Third Era]]. The bust in [[The Monastery]] from the Second Era is likely reflecting this fact, including his true name being almost forgotten. It appears alongside a painting of the [[Wars of Dominion]], which was later modified to say [[Undead War\|Undead Wars]].		Cheridin Avenue in [[Wehnimer's Landing]] was originally named [[Kelfour Edition volume III number V\|Andraax Avenue]] when the town was called [[Kelfour's Landing]]. Andraax was the only world famous individual [[Biblia#The Library\|whose likeness]] would be widely recognized in both the [[Second Era\|Second]] and [[Third Era]]. The bust in [[The Monastery]] from the Second Era is likely reflecting this fact, including his true name being almost forgotten. It appears alongside a painting of the [[Wars of Dominion]], which was later modified to say [[Undead War\|Undead Wars]]. This devastation of the landscape from the wars was also illustrated in the nearby shrine of Iloura ([[Imaera]]).
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	When Andraax awoke again to discover the world had mysteriously been repopulated with intelligent life, owing to the Lords of Orhan ([[Liabo]]) whom his brethren did not know existed, he pretended to be [[Iylari]] and set about bringing back civilization for the mortal races. However, he was not the only one who was reviving over time, and he had to slay some of them. One was the father of Lorgalis, who swore vengeance, becoming his nemesis for thousands of years.		When Andraax awoke again to discover the world had mysteriously been repopulated with intelligent life, owing to the Lords of Orhan ([[Liabo]]) whom his brethren did not know existed, he pretended to be [[Iylari]] and set about bringing back civilization for the mortal races. However, he was not the only one who was reviving over time, and he had to slay some of them. One was the father of Lorgalis, who swore vengeance, becoming his nemesis for thousands of years.

	Andraax was ~~nearly~~ killed in ~~the~~ [[~~Wars of Dominion~~]] by ~~Scalu~~ ([[~~Sheru~~]]), in a ~~battle~~ alongside one of the [[Changramai\|Titans]] of [[Emer]], when Cay ([[Kai]]) suddenly rescued him by announcing the gods had ~~finally~~ chosen to fight the forces of darkness. He had encountered the dark god of nightmares before, and was terrified knowing he could not escape this time. However, he only lost his sanity when slaying another Lord of Essaence called the Master of Malice, vanishing beyond the [[Wall of Darkness]] where [[The Dark Path#Behind The Scenes\|servants of the Shadow]] were trapped. Andraax is widely thought to be dead in the Shadow World history, with a [[Bandur Etrevion\|false sarcophagus]] on the continent of [[Jaiman]]. In actuality he disguises himself, with only dubious memory and sanity.		Andraax was almost killed by Scalu ([[Sheru]]) near the end of the [[Wars of Dominion]], in the Battle of Meagris alongside one of the [[Changramai\|Titans]] of [[Emer]], when Cay ([[Kai]]) suddenly rescued him while announcing the gods had chosen to fight the forces of darkness. Andraax had encountered the dark god of nightmares before, and was terrified knowing he could not escape this time. However, he only lost his sanity a few years later when slaying another Lord of Essaence called the Master of Malice, vanishing beyond the [[Wall of Darkness]] where [[The Dark Path#Behind The Scenes\|servants of the Shadow]] were trapped. Andraax is widely thought to be dead in the Shadow World history, with a [[Bandur Etrevion\|false sarcophagus]] on the continent of [[Jaiman]]. In actuality he disguises himself, with only dubious memory and sanity.

	==Behind The Scenes==		==Behind The Scenes==

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	'''Andraax''' ''([[Iruaric]]: "First Claw")'' ~~was~~ the adopted name of V'gliin, the [[Lords of Essaence\|Lord of Essaence]] who founded the [[Loremasters]] ~~and~~ the [[Biblia\|Library of Nomikos]] in the [[Second Era]] of the [[Shadow World]] history. He ~~was~~ the son of Utha and first cousin (once removed) of the [[Empress Kadaena]]. He aided his father on the side of the rebellion in the First Era cataclysm, and helped guard the [[Eye of the Drake\|Eyes]] after Kadaena was vanquished. Andraax was the first holder of the title Daenku ''(Ir. "Elder Mind")'' of the Ahrenreth ''(Ir. "Secret Circle")'', originally an order of essence lords who hunted down and destroyed their remaining evil brethren. It would later be revived by a former comrade of his who was [[The Unlife\|corrupted]] by the [[Pales\|Void]], and the most [[The Vvrael#Behind The Scenes\|recent holder]] of the title is a warped hybrid of extra-planar origins. This so-called "Jerak Ahrenreth" ''(Ir. "Cult of the Secret Circle")'' is the most powerful cabal in Shadow World, including figures such as [[Lorgalis]] and a former [[Shu'raax\|bodyguard]] of Kadaena.		'''Andraax''' ''([[Iruaric]]: "First Claw")'' is the adopted name of V'gliin, the [[Lords of Essaence\|Lord of Essaence]] who founded the [[Loremasters]], as well as the [[Biblia\|Library of Nomikos]] in the [[Second Era]] of the [[Shadow World]] history. He is the son of Utha and first cousin (once removed) of the [[Empress Kadaena]]. He aided his father on the side of the rebellion in the First Era cataclysm, and helped guard the [[Eye of the Drake\|Eyes]] after Kadaena was vanquished. Andraax was the first holder of the title Daenku ''(Ir. "Elder Mind")'' of the Ahrenreth ''(Ir. "Secret Circle")'', originally an order of essence lords who hunted down and destroyed their remaining evil brethren. It would later be revived by a former comrade of his who was [[The Unlife\|corrupted]] by the [[Pales\|Void]], and the most [[The Vvrael#Behind The Scenes\|recent holder]] of the title is a warped hybrid of extra-planar origins. This so-called "Jerak Ahrenreth" ''(Ir. "Cult of the Secret Circle")'' is the most powerful cabal in Shadow World, including figures such as [[Lorgalis]] and a former [[Shu'raax\|bodyguard]] of Kadaena.

	When Andraax awoke again to discover the world had mysteriously been repopulated with intelligent life, owing to the Lords of Orhan ([[Liabo]]) whom his brethren did not know existed, he pretended to be [[Iylari]] and set about bringing back civilization for the mortal races. However, he was not the only one who was reviving over time, and he had to slay some of them. One was the father of Lorgalis, who swore vengeance, becoming his nemesis for thousands of years.		When Andraax awoke again to discover the world had mysteriously been repopulated with intelligent life, owing to the Lords of Orhan ([[Liabo]]) whom his brethren did not know existed, he pretended to be [[Iylari]] and set about bringing back civilization for the mortal races. However, he was not the only one who was reviving over time, and he had to slay some of them. One was the father of Lorgalis, who swore vengeance, becoming his nemesis for thousands of years.
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	==Behind The Scenes==		==Behind The Scenes==
	Cheridin Avenue in [[Wehnimer's Landing]] was originally named [[Kelfour Edition volume III number V\|Andraax Avenue]] when the town was called [[Kelfour's Landing]]. Andraax was the only world famous individual [[Biblia#The Library\|whose likeness]] would be widely recognized in both the [[Second Era\|Second]] and [[Third Era]]. The bust in [[The Monastery]] from the Second Era is likely reflecting this fact. It appears alongside a painting of the [[Wars of Dominion]], which was later modified to say [[Undead War\|Undead Wars]].		Cheridin Avenue in [[Wehnimer's Landing]] was originally named [[Kelfour Edition volume III number V\|Andraax Avenue]] when the town was called [[Kelfour's Landing]]. Andraax was the only world famous individual [[Biblia#The Library\|whose likeness]] would be widely recognized in both the [[Second Era\|Second]] and [[Third Era]]. The bust in [[The Monastery]] from the Second Era is likely reflecting this fact, including his true name being almost forgotten. It appears alongside a painting of the [[Wars of Dominion]], which was later modified to say [[Undead War\|Undead Wars]].
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'''Andraax''' ''([[Iruaric]]: "First Claw")'' was the adopted name of V'gliin, the [[Lords of Essaence|Lord of Essaence]] who founded the [[Loremasters]] and the [[Biblia|Library of Nomikos]] in the [[Second Era]] of the [[Shadow World]] history. He was the son of Utha and first cousin (once removed) of the [[Empress Kadaena]]. He aided his father on the side of the rebellion in the First Era cataclysm, and helped guard the [[Eye of the Drake|Eyes]] after Kadaena was vanquished. Andraax was the first holder of the title Daenku ''(Ir. "Elder Mind")'' of the Ahrenreth ''(Ir. "Secret Circle")'', originally an order of essence lords who hunted down and destroyed their remaining evil brethren. It would later be revived by a former comrade of his who was [[The Unlife|corrupted]] by the [[Pales|Void]], and the most [[The Vvrael#Behind The Scenes|recent holder]] of the title is a warped hybrid of extra-planar origins. This so-called "Jerak Ahrenreth" ''(Ir. "Cult of the Secret Circle")'' is the most powerful cabal in Shadow World, including figures such as [[Lorgalis]] and a former [[Shu'raax|bodyguard]] of Kadaena.

When Andraax awoke again to discover the world had mysteriously been repopulated with intelligent life, owing to the Lords of Orhan ([[Liabo]]) whom his brethren did not know existed, he pretended to be [[Iylari]] and set about bringing back civilization for the mortal races. However, he was not the only one who was reviving over time, and he had to slay some of them. One was the father of Lorgalis, who swore vengeance, becoming his nemesis for thousands of years.

Andraax was nearly killed in the [[Wars of Dominion]] by Scalu ([[Sheru]]), in a battle alongside one of the [[Changramai|Titans]] of [[Emer]], when Cay ([[Kai]]) suddenly rescued him by announcing the gods had finally chosen to fight the forces of darkness. He had encountered the dark god of nightmares before, and was terrified knowing he could not escape this time. However, he only lost his sanity when slaying another Lord of Essaence called the Master of Malice, vanishing beyond the [[Wall of Darkness]] where [[The Dark Path#Behind The Scenes|servants of the Shadow]] were trapped. Andraax is widely thought to be dead in the Shadow World history, with a [[Bandur Etrevion|false sarcophagus]] on the continent of [[Jaiman]]. In actuality he disguises himself, with only dubious memory and sanity.

==Behind The Scenes==
Cheridin Avenue in [[Wehnimer's Landing]] was originally named [[Kelfour Edition volume III number V|Andraax Avenue]] when the town was called [[Kelfour's Landing]]. Andraax was the only world famous individual [[Biblia#The Library|whose likeness]] would be widely recognized in both the [[Second Era|Second]] and [[Third Era]]. The bust in [[The Monastery]] from the Second Era is likely reflecting this fact. It appears alongside a painting of the [[Wars of Dominion]], which was later modified to say [[Undead War|Undead Wars]].
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[Monastery, Gallery]
A magnificent modwir armoire and long tapestry dominate this room, which is lined with various pieces of artwork. Among other pieces of note are an exceptionally well-crafted shadowbox and an elegant oil painting. Off in a corner of the room stand a stone bust and a bronze statue, each on their own marble pedestal.
Obvious exits: east, south

>look bust
You have seen the image of the man portrayed in this stone bust before, but you can't seem to place a name with the famous face.
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