Recent content by Rhydian Fairwater

Truth be told, Rhydian was disappointed. Fritz seemed entirely incompetent, and Medja, or should he say, Empress Medja, clearly had machinations of her own. She wasn't really interested in helping anyone. And she probably was the only person here who could. If the plan was to draw attention, it...

The dragon burned the cat to a crip. Rhydian watched in awe through his blindfold as color danced in hues of red and white. He smelled the charred flesh of the Baaran Lion. He realized then just how dangerous this dragon really was. He was grateful she saved him from its teeth, but felt as...

Rhydian couldn't believe what was happening. The young man had pinched him, and now this clown, who was clearly pretending to be a noble, had brought his performance right to their feet. Rhydian sighed and turned his attention from Medja to the young blond. "I am not a little blind friend. I...

A pocket dimension? Another realm? What sort of magic was this? Rhydian was suddenly back in the clearing, the fallen tree behind him. His breath was shallow from the strange experience of... teleportation? He tried to catch his breath. "Thank y--" Suddenly, more trees began to fall in the...

Rhydian had noticed the owl before Medja had delivered her message, and her gift. He could sense the magic in the bird and was not surprised when Harlot of Mardiakhor appeared before the Emperor. He had heard tale of her hand in the blood feuds of Ragash over a century prior from the Abtati, but...

There were too many Fae here, and the music no longer brought Rhydian peace or pleasure. He was listening with a tuned ear to the gossip of the Fae, and it made his skin crawl. He needed to get out of here and go home, but how, if he could not see? He began to pray: Tuli'agh, even in shadow...

The sun breaking through the trees in the clearing offered him strength. He found that he could see the dragon relatively well, in his way. He watched her behind his blindfold and smiled. "Civilization is not my home. I come from a place of heat and solitude. I must admit, Igni, I do not know...

Rhydian stepped into the Emperor's tent behind the rider from Salitra. Luckily, the Sultana's letter took attention off of him as he clung to the shadows. He knew that the company inside would register his presence, but he did not want to impose upon the party. Not while such formal matters were...

Rhydian was amazed by the grandeur of the company before him. He never thought the affairs of the Empire would call him back to Amol-Kalit. Having been adopted by the Abtati, he was content with his place as a welcome nomad, but he now had a responsibility to his God: Tuli’agh of the Desert...

The music caught Rhydian's attention. He immediately stood up and wound his way around the unusual party guests. He found the source of the music. He could sense a small space, perhaps a stage? And in the middle... the performer. He listened, completely entranced by the music and for a...

This is exciting. Rhydian is a nomadic priest, and getting caught up in politics and warfare would be his worst nightmare, but would be very interesting! I'm in.

Rhydian was feeling more at ease after a few hours in the woods. The birdsong kept him company, and he hadn't completely lost his ability to commune with the sun above him, however obscured it may be. His bare feet padded the strewn leaves, picking up pace as he continued onward. He didn't need...

Flowered trees canopied the dirt pathway. The sun offered only speckled light into the infinite woodlands. The sound of running water could be heard, but from where? Rhydian took an uneasy step forward. The sun allowed him to see despite his blindness. It wasn't a typical sight, but he could...

Rhydian felt an uncomfortable weight upon his face. Had something happened to his blindfold? Panicked, he reached up to touch it and felt the polished veneer of a face mask. A mask? For what reason? He traced the lines of the mask with his fingers, it seemed to be in the likeness of some kind of...

Hey Fritz, I don’t have a group, but I’ll happily join one as well.