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'''Marasyk Huzak''' was [[widowed]], losing his wife and his children, when a hideous [[Undead|undead monster]] broke into his home. It would be only a slight exaggeration to say that his [[life]] ended with their deaths. Thereafter he dedicated his existence to the destruction of the responsible party. This individual was eventually tracked to [[Il Aluk]] where the trail went cold. Marasky lingered on, awaiting the reemergence of his sworn enemy, and became in [[749 BC]] or [[750 BC]] the [[Undertaker of Il Aluk]], a position in which he could slake his desire of putting the [[The Undead| | '''Marasyk Huzak''' was [[widowed]], losing his wife and his children, when a hideous [[Undead|undead monster]] broke into his home. It would be only a slight exaggeration to say that his [[life]] ended with their deaths. Thereafter he dedicated his existence to the destruction of the responsible party. This individual was eventually tracked to [[Il Aluk]] where the trail went cold. Marasky lingered on, awaiting the reemergence of his sworn enemy, and became in [[749 BC]] or [[750 BC]] the [[Undertaker of Il Aluk]], a position in which he could slake his desire of putting the [[The Undead|undead]] permanently back into their [[graves]]. He would join their ranks as a consequence of the Requiem in [[750 BC]]. Nonetheless, he seems to have held to his former duties, at least in part, policing the [[Great Cemetery]] with a [[scythe]] and putting to rest any [[corporeal]] [[undead]] that cross his path. | ||
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Revision as of 14:46, 18 February 2011
Marasyk Huzak was widowed, losing his wife and his children, when a hideous undead monster broke into his home. It would be only a slight exaggeration to say that his life ended with their deaths. Thereafter he dedicated his existence to the destruction of the responsible party. This individual was eventually tracked to Il Aluk where the trail went cold. Marasky lingered on, awaiting the reemergence of his sworn enemy, and became in 749 BC or 750 BC the Undertaker of Il Aluk, a position in which he could slake his desire of putting the undead permanently back into their graves. He would join their ranks as a consequence of the Requiem in 750 BC. Nonetheless, he seems to have held to his former duties, at least in part, policing the Great Cemetery with a scythe and putting to rest any corporeal undead that cross his path.
Statistics
Male human Necropolitan Skeleton, Avenger 6 / Fighter 6
References
Reference
Gazetteer II, p. 127-8.
