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[[Radiann La'Temple]] is both a member of [[the Weeping Rose Actor Society]] and the [[Cult of Grazzt]]. He secretly and ultimately seeks to bring the former totally under control oft he latter.<ref>[[Quoth the Raven]] 10 p.52-53</ref>
[[Radiann La'Temple]] is both a member of [[the Weeping Rose Actor Society]] and the [[Cult of Grazzt]]. He secretly and ultimately seeks to bring the former totally under control of the latter.<ref>[[Quoth the Raven]] 10 p.52-53</ref>


Radiann La'Temple handles recruitment of [[victim]]s and clients, blackmailing the clients to take advantage of their social positions, and [[briber|bribing]] the authorities to look the other way.<ref>[[Quoth the Raven]] 10 p.49-50</ref> Despite is faith in [[Grazzt]], La'Temple is not a [[cleric]] but merely a simple [[criminal]].<ref>[[Quoth the Raven]] 10 p.53</ref>
Radiann La'Temple handles recruitment of [[victim]]s and clients, blackmailing the clients to take advantage of their social positions, and [[briber|bribing]] the authorities to look the other way.<ref>[[Quoth the Raven]] 10 p.49-50</ref> Despite his faith in [[Grazzt]], La'Temple is not a [[cleric]] but merely a simple [[criminal]].<ref>[[Quoth the Raven]] 10 p.53</ref>


La'Temple was originally one of the [[Richemuloise]] [[:Category:Noble of Richemulot|nobleman]] who became a [[criminal]] out of mere boredom. He has founded a cell of Grazzt's cult in [[Port-a-Lucine]]<ref>[[Quoth the Raven]] 10 p.57</ref>, where he maintains most of his operations.<ref>[[Quoth the Raven]] 10 p.52</ref>
La'Temple was originally one of the [[Richemuloise]] [[:Category:Noble of Richemulot|noblemen]] who became a [[criminal]] out of mere boredom. He has founded a cell of Grazzt's cult among the nobles in [[Port-a-Lucine]]<ref>[[Quoth the Raven]] 10 p.57</ref>, but La'Temple maintains most of his operations out of [[Martira Bay]].<ref>[[Quoth the Raven]] 10 p.52</ref>


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Latest revision as of 16:25, 14 January 2023

Radiann La'Temple is both a member of the Weeping Rose Actor Society and the Cult of Grazzt. He secretly and ultimately seeks to bring the former totally under control of the latter.[1]

Radiann La'Temple handles recruitment of victims and clients, blackmailing the clients to take advantage of their social positions, and bribing the authorities to look the other way.[2] Despite his faith in Grazzt, La'Temple is not a cleric but merely a simple criminal.[3]

La'Temple was originally one of the Richemuloise noblemen who became a criminal out of mere boredom. He has founded a cell of Grazzt's cult among the nobles in Port-a-Lucine[4], but La'Temple maintains most of his operations out of Martira Bay.[5]

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