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Luther Beldarik ruled Skald as Meistersinger from 733 BC to 743 BC. His downfall came in 742 BC when he penned the Soulless Crown, a ballad that suggested Harkon Lukas and his two children Casimir Lukas and Akriel Lukas were all narrulves. For his act of apparent slander, Harkon Lukas shamed Beldarik by winning the Meistersinger of Skald title from him in 743 BC. Beldarik seemingly withdrew from the public sphere soon after this disgrace.[1]
References
- ↑ Gazetteer I p.95
