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'''Maleskari''' was the Demon Lord of Death and Undeath, an [[Ordainers|Ordainer]] who resembled an enormous armored skeleton. He wore a skeletal face mask which was identical to his own face. One of the most powerful Demon Lords known to exist in [[ICE age|I.C.E. Age]] history, [[Demon Blade (saved post)|other]] demons often swore fealty to him, or impersonated him by lying about their own identity. He was reintroduced into [[Elanthia|Elanthian]] history for [[Bonespear Tower]], which he supposedly rules, though the demon who haunts it bears no resemblance to him. |
'''Maleskari''' was the Demon Lord of Death and Undeath, an [[Ordainers|Ordainer]] who resembled an enormous armored skeleton. He wore a skeletal face mask which was identical to his own face. One of the most powerful Demon Lords known to exist in [[ICE age|I.C.E. Age]] history, [[Demon Blade (saved post)|other]] demons often swore fealty to him, or impersonated him by lying about their own identity. He was reintroduced into [[Elanthia|Elanthian]] history for [[Bonespear Tower]], which he supposedly rules, though the demon who haunts it bears no resemblance to him. The tower cryptically asks, "Who's he?" |
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==External Links== |
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[http://www.gemstone.net/etimes/et6/around4.htm Elanthian Times, Volume II Issue 3] |
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Revision as of 20:52, 4 January 2015
Maleskari was the Demon Lord of Death and Undeath, an Ordainer who resembled an enormous armored skeleton. He wore a skeletal face mask which was identical to his own face. One of the most powerful Demon Lords known to exist in I.C.E. Age history, other demons often swore fealty to him, or impersonated him by lying about their own identity. He was reintroduced into Elanthian history for Bonespear Tower, which he supposedly rules, though the demon who haunts it bears no resemblance to him. The tower cryptically asks, "Who's he?"
