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Brother Grim (real name: [[Nelvis Grim]] was a [[half-elf]] [[anchorite]] who fell victim to the [[Tepestani Inquisition]]. Left heavily [[disfigured]], [[scarred]], and [[bitter]] by the encounter, Grim [[abandoned]] his faith in [[Ezra]]. He now lives only to seek vengeance against the Inquisition (or more specifically, a single [[inquisitor]] within their ranks) and punish those who transgress against the common folk of Tepest. Grim dwells in the lands surrounding [[Kellee]].<ref>[[Peoples to Meet in the Land of Mists]], [[Undead Sea Scrolls 2002]] p.43-44</ref> | Brother Grim (real name: [[Nelvis Grim]]) was a [[half-elf]] [[anchorite]] who fell victim to the [[Tepestani Inquisition]]. Left heavily [[disfigured]], [[scarred]], and [[bitter]] by the encounter, Grim [[abandoned]] his faith in [[Ezra]]. He now lives only to seek [[revenge|vengeance]] against the Inquisition (or more specifically, a single [[inquisitor]] within their ranks) and punish those who transgress against the common folk of Tepest. Grim dwells in the lands surrounding [[Kellee]].<ref>[[Peoples to Meet in the Land of Mists]], [[Undead Sea Scrolls 2002]] p.43-44</ref> | ||
Brother Grim was created by [[Thorsten Kerkhoff]]. | Brother Grim was created by [[Thorsten Kerkhoff]]. | ||
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Brother Grim (real name: Nelvis Grim) was a half-elf anchorite who fell victim to the Tepestani Inquisition. Left heavily disfigured, scarred, and bitter by the encounter, Grim abandoned his faith in Ezra. He now lives only to seek vengeance against the Inquisition (or more specifically, a single inquisitor within their ranks) and punish those who transgress against the common folk of Tepest. Grim dwells in the lands surrounding Kellee.[1]
Brother Grim was created by Thorsten Kerkhoff.
