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The worst of [[hypocrite]]s, Archbishop Lacosta is a viled and perverse man whom covers his depraved [[transgression]]s under the veneer of [[faith]] and authority, though it is a thin veneer. [[:category:Greedy|Greedy]], [[:category:lustful|lustful]], and impious, Lacosta's depravity drives away the people of his [[domain]] from the [[god]]s. He is an embodiment of everything wrong when institutional [[religion]] goes bad.<ref>[[A Hundred Shades of Dark]], [[Quoth the Raven Issue 25]] p. 88</ref> | The worst of [[hypocrite]]s, Archbishop Lacosta is a viled and perverse man whom covers his depraved [[transgression]]s under the veneer of [[faith]] and authority, though it is a thin veneer. [[:category:Greedy|Greedy]], [[:category:lustful|lustful]], and impious, Lacosta's depravity drives away the people of his [[domain]] from the [[god]]s. He is an embodiment of everything wrong when institutional [[religion]] goes bad. Lacosta has the full abilities of a [[:category:Divine Spellcaster|divine spellcaster]], but he has become [[disfigured]] by a [[:category:skin Disease|skin disease]] no divine miracle can cure.<ref>[[A Hundred Shades of Dark]], [[Quoth the Raven Issue 25]] p. 88</ref> | ||
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The worst of hypocrites, Archbishop Lacosta is a viled and perverse man whom covers his depraved transgressions under the veneer of faith and authority, though it is a thin veneer. Greedy, lustful, and impious, Lacosta's depravity drives away the people of his domain from the gods. He is an embodiment of everything wrong when institutional religion goes bad. Lacosta has the full abilities of a divine spellcaster, but he has become disfigured by a skin disease no divine miracle can cure.[1]
