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[[The Curator]], (real name: [[Mobius]]), is a [[dread flesh golem]] who created by [[Ralpulchio the Painter]]. He was created for the purpose or guarding Ralpulchio's [[painting]]s in his basement. However, the Curator [[abandoned]] his duties and absconded with most of the paintings when his creator. After a time, the Curator set up a traveling art exhibit of Ralpulchio's old paintings and wandered the lands. He cared little that the paintings often ate the souls of the gallery's patrons, and sometimes he even aided the paintings in claiming their victims.<ref name=ARAp.234>Alanik | [[The Curator]], (real name: [[Mobius]]), is a [[dread flesh golem]] who created by [[Ralpulchio the Painter]]. He was created for the purpose or guarding Ralpulchio's [[painting]]s in his basement. However, the Curator [[abandoned]] his duties and absconded with most of the paintings when his creator. After a time, the Curator set up a traveling art exhibit of Ralpulchio's old paintings and wandered the lands. He cared little that the paintings often ate the souls of the gallery's patrons, and sometimes he even aided the paintings in claiming their victims.<ref name=ARAp.234>[[Alanik Ray's Library]] [http://fraternityofshadows.com/TheCemetery.html Archive Places] p.234</ref> | ||
However this changed when he met and became quite emotionally close to [[Delilah]].<ref name=ARAp.235>Alanik Rays' Archives p.235</ref> However, ultimately bound to his "duties", he [[betrayed]] her by letting her become absorbed into the [[Spider Lady Portrait]] despite his love for her.<ref name=ARAp.235>Alanik Rays' Archives Places p.235</ref> | However this changed when he met and became quite emotionally close to [[Delilah]].<ref name=ARAp.235>Alanik Rays' Archives p.235</ref> However, ultimately bound to his "duties", he [[betrayed]] her by letting her become absorbed into the [[Spider Lady Portrait]] despite his love for her.<ref name=ARAp.235>[[Alanik Rays' Library]] [http://fraternityofshadows.com/TheCemetery.html Archives Places] p.235</ref> | ||
The Curator still mourns her<ref name=ARAp.234>Alanik Rays' Archives p.234</ref>, though he never shows any emotion. Instead, he seems quite stoic and even [[boring|flat]] in his cold demeanor. The Curator is physically imposing, standing a full 7' tall<ref name=ARAp.233>Alanik Rays' Archives Places p.233</ref> In many ways he resembles Lurch from the Addams Family.<ref name=ARAp.232>Alanik Rays' Archives Places p.232</ref> Despite his impressive strength, he rarely initiates combat save to defend the gallery. His years of association with the occult have provided the Curator with the knowledge of [[wizard|wizardry]], though he rarely uses offensive or flashy magic, instead favoring [[protection|defensive]] [[spell]]s. When forced into combat, the Curator unleashes the rage of a [[madman]] and uses his powerful arms to [[strangled|strangle]] his foes.<ref name=ARAp.235>Alanik Rays' Archives p.235</ref> | The Curator still mourns her<ref name=ARAp.234>Alanik Rays' Archives p.234</ref>, though he never shows any emotion. Instead, he seems quite stoic and even [[boring|flat]] in his cold demeanor. The Curator is physically imposing, standing a full 7' tall<ref name=ARAp.233>Alanik Rays' Archives Places p.233</ref> In many ways he resembles Lurch from the Addams Family.<ref name=ARAp.232>Alanik Rays' Archives Places p.232</ref> Despite his impressive strength, he rarely initiates combat save to defend the gallery. His years of association with the occult have provided the Curator with the knowledge of [[wizard|wizardry]], though he rarely uses offensive or flashy magic, instead favoring [[protection|defensive]] [[spell]]s. When forced into combat, the Curator unleashes the rage of a [[madman]] and uses his powerful arms to [[strangled|strangle]] his foes.<ref name=ARAp.235>Alanik Rays' Archives p.235</ref> | ||
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The Curator, (real name: Mobius), is a dread flesh golem who created by Ralpulchio the Painter. He was created for the purpose or guarding Ralpulchio's paintings in his basement. However, the Curator abandoned his duties and absconded with most of the paintings when his creator. After a time, the Curator set up a traveling art exhibit of Ralpulchio's old paintings and wandered the lands. He cared little that the paintings often ate the souls of the gallery's patrons, and sometimes he even aided the paintings in claiming their victims.[1]
However this changed when he met and became quite emotionally close to Delilah.[2] However, ultimately bound to his "duties", he betrayed her by letting her become absorbed into the Spider Lady Portrait despite his love for her.[2]
The Curator still mourns her[1], though he never shows any emotion. Instead, he seems quite stoic and even flat in his cold demeanor. The Curator is physically imposing, standing a full 7' tall[3] In many ways he resembles Lurch from the Addams Family.[4] Despite his impressive strength, he rarely initiates combat save to defend the gallery. His years of association with the occult have provided the Curator with the knowledge of wizardry, though he rarely uses offensive or flashy magic, instead favoring defensive spells. When forced into combat, the Curator unleashes the rage of a madman and uses his powerful arms to strangle his foes.[2]
Stats
male Dread Flesh Golem wizard 9[3]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Alanik Ray's Library Archive Places p.234 Cite error: Invalid
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