Altariel Mal-Zindal the Callous Blade of Imperial Order, Bloodoathed of the Empire

Role

Southeast and Deeper from Teth Azeleth lies the dark-elven city of Zindal 
Tegahn. It is not large, famous, or in possession of exceptional power. But 
it is remarkable amongst dark-elven cities for the absence of inter-House 
wars in the city. 

Ruled by the house Zindal since two centuries ago, Zindal Tegahn is a young 
city by dark-elven standards. Matron Mother Summayah Mal-Zindal was a 
brilliant Matron who out-maneuvered all of her opponents, and became the 
foremost leader of the city. She did not stop there. Further consolidating 
her power, she put into place guardians and rules which brought in an era 
of repression - and prosperity. Under her visionary leadership, Zindal 
Tegahn grew powerful in trade, magic, and military power. With her firm 
leadership, she coerced opponents into cooperation, and brought a brutal 
but effective order to a previously fragmented dark-elven society. 

Summayah Mal-Zindal had curious ideas (for a dark-elf) of politics and 
leadership. One might even say she had her citizens' interests at heart. 
She believed in strong, effective leadership which would lead to the 
strength and prosperity of the collective. [A summary of Zindal Tegahn's 
political philosophy will be detailed in a separate chapter.] 

One cornerstone of her rule was merit. Her seven daughters were to perform 
specific tasks for the House, and the strength of their performance would 
determine if they would rule House Zindal eventually. None of the daughters 
were told of the other daughters' tasks, but Altariel's was to go to Thera, 
and gain a leadership position over a society and prove her ability to 
manage. 

To that end, Altariel was sent to Galadon to enroll in the Academy, to 
begin her adventuring life. 

The cornerstone of Zindal's political philosophy is Order. Order gives 
strength, both to the individual and to the collective. Discipline and 
Order will lead to the dominance and prosperity of the collective. 

Order must be achieved through Strength and Reason. Zindal will select its 
bureaucrats and leaders from the ranks of those who are strong and 
intelligent. Strength, because strength is needed to preserve order against 
the people - both without and within - who may tear Zindal apart. Reason, 
because only reason can lead to the correct decisions on the part of the 
leadership. 

Order must be achieved through the safety of individuals in the collective. 
Citizens must enjoy Protection, for the sake of ensuring the power and 
stability of the ruling State. Thus, the well-being of citizens is an 
instrument used to achieve the true goal - the strength and stability of 
the whole. 

Order can only be achieved through the dominance of those who would 
undermine the State. Be they external barbarians, such as the roaming 
svirfnebli who refuse to serve the interests of Zindal, or internal 
malcontents - all threats to the State must be crushed. Only then can true 
Order be achieved. Zindal is agnostic about the methods of dominance - 
sometimes it can be done without bloodshed, but often it must be 
delivered at the end of a sharp blade, or a wrathful spell. Thus all must 
obey those who rule, or suffer the consequences. 

The proponents of Good believe that their Goodly people can form a safe and 
prosperous society. Perhaps they can. But they will never be strong enough 
to resist those who would prey on them. For that reason, only those who 
have the steadfast will to carry out all necessary actions for the 
collective whole can build a truly stable society. The world is full of 
people who struggle to gain dominance over one another. Only a true, mighty 
Leviathan of a State which dominates all people can deliver those people 
towards the greater good. 

Altariel is a strict believer in her mother's grand plan. She believes that 
this is the imperative of any who would rule Zindal. To that end, she 
would perform any deed she believes is necessary for the greater good. To 
her, the stability of the collective is the only true objective. All other 
objectives are instruments meant to achieve that true objective. As such, 
she is not concerned for the welfare of people, when it does not contribute 
to the grand objective. 

Aside from that, Altariel believes herself to be the most talented of her 
sisters. Therefore she will prove herself to the Matron, in order to attain 
ultimate leadership over Zindal. She harbours suspicions that some of her 
sisters are in it for the glory or the power. In order to ensure that 
Zindal is eventually ruled by the best woman, she will be that woman. 

Altariel is disciplined and almost emotionless. She has never lost her 
temper or raised her voice in anger, even though she has executed many in 
cold blood for the greater good. 

Altariel did not have a talent for the priestly arts. As such, she feels a 
need to overcompensate by making herself exceedingly good in the martial 
arts. 

Growing up in a matriarchal society, Altariel is instinctively dismissive 
of men. However, she recognises that men tend to rule in Thera, and she 
suppresses her disdain for such a mode of governing society. Should she be 
in a position of power, her disdain may start to show. She tends to 
stereotype males as ill-disciplined, and therefore inferior. This disdain 
does not extend to Gods, demi-gods, or extraplanar creatures which portray 
a masculine image on the Prime Material Plane. 

Altariel is evil because she believes, without restriction, that the ends 
justify the means. She has no compassion, and her desire for a stable state 
is not borne of a goodly instinct to see people prosper. 

Altariel cares very little for boasting or posturing. If an enemy boasts to 
her, she may well allow the enemy to boast, instead of engaging in a loud 
and pointless argument. 

I met Xeneth, the Iron Fist of Dominion, Elite Imperial Blade. I swore the 
Bloodoath, and in the intervening years I have gained some maturity and the 
higher title of Sheathed Blade. 

The surface is unlike what I had expected. Mother herself had never been 
there, so when she sent me to the central parts of Thera where adventurers 
roam, she must not have been aware of what lay there. 

Across Thera, I saw great wealth and treasure, spanning lands far beyond the 
tiny confines of Zindal Tegahn. Should I come to gain just the position of 
War Master, I would wield more power and influence than even Mother herself. 

We begin our lives with strange motivations. Motivations which, in 
hindsight, do not make sense. Would Matron Summayah Mal-Zindal have sent me 
to the surface, had she known that what she wanted me to achieve would give 
me more power than her? Probably not. 

Therefore my objectives have changed somewhat. I no longer wish to confine 
myself to becoming Zindal Tegahn's next Matron. My first objective is to 
become the War Master of the Empire. And one day in the distant future, I 
shall seize the position of Empress. 

Should I achieve such power, I can always return to Zindal Tegahn to claim 
my birthright - not with my blood, but with might. Then I can lead Zindal's 
people to greater glories. But for now, I will not be content with becoming 
Zindal's Matron. 

From hereon, every effort I make shall be a step towards Emperorhood. 

Any Imperial these days often hears of the great Lord Destuvius, and his 
Grand Design. Out of curiosity, I travelled to the Divine Asylum, where 
the Lord speaks to his favoured. Within, I found writings and works of 
art which spoke to my beliefs. 

Just as I believe in Order, so do the Destuvians uphold it. Each person 
has its place in a society. Obedience, dominance, discipline. These are 
the hallmarks of a strong society, and the Lord Destuvius and his 
followers seem to have these beliefs that I hold as well. I will seek out 
this Lord, and follow him. 

I came across a curious book about attire. The author, a favoured of 
Destuvius, spoke of the need to maintain a clean and orderly appearance in 
addition to having order in one's heart. After reading it, I have changed 
my habits in order to ensure that my armaments, though diverse, are kept 
in excellent order. 

Matron Mother Mal-Zindal, 

I report my present accomplishments and condition. On the surface world I 
have joined a glorious Government, known as the Empire. It is efficient, 
orderly, and it spans mighty swathes of land and great throngs of people. 
Harmony and order reign supreme in the lands administered by the Empire, 
and all the malcontents who seek to ruin the perfect running of the system 
are systematically crushed. 

This place calls to my heart as home, much as the glorious city of Zindal 
Tegahn you have built does. I have achieved the position of Elite Imperial 
Blade, and all has been well so far. I have achieved a degree of mastery 
over the martial arts that could put even your House Weaponsmaster to 
shame. Remind me to give Secondboy Zoltan a proper demonstration of the 
swords, when I do visit. I know you do not approve so much of my taking to 
swinging a sword, but I can assure you that this ability has served me very 
well on the surface. I have attained the pinnacle of fighting ability 
amongst Theran adventurers. Only very few techniques still remain to be 
mastered. And when they are, only those favoured by the Divine or empowered 
by some rare magic will exceed my power. 

One minor issue, though, gnaws at me like one of the carrion-beetles that 
infest the Underdark. The leadership of the Empire seem to have a 
fascination for the Inferno which I do not share. I can see the usefulness 
of some of the artifacts therein, but each trip seems to be a death 
sentence. I don't see the point of throwing our lives away, unless we can 
be sure of returning with mighty weapons to conquer our foes. Regardless, 
in the well-functioning Imperial system the lower-ranked obey the senior. 
Until I am the War Master I shall keep my peace, and let them plumb the 
depths of the Inferno. I may even join them, if they seem outfitted and 
prepared to gain much. But it is with some disconcert that I view this 
strange fascination which has taken over the Empire. 

The messenger who carries this missive is a minor servant of the Imperial 
Shadows. I trust he managed to get past at least the outer House Guards 
without being noticed. At any rate, should he be captured, let this missive 
also exonerate him of wrongdoing. He will not do anything to harm your 
city, because he is in my employ. 

I write to you also to inform you that the surfacers know much of a Lord 
who would truly be a suitable Patron to our glorious city. This Lord is 
the Lord Destuvius, who champions Order just as you always have, in your 
heart. I know that the Spider Queen is paid perfunctory attention in Zindal 
Tegahn - her teachings of chaos and betrayal are not suitable to such a 
harmonious Government that we have created deep beneath the earth. I seek 
to be one of his mortal champions, myself, and I would highly recommend 
that the citizens of my home do the same. 

Aluve, 
Altariel

I have now been an Elite Blade for a while, and have watched the comings 
and goings about the Palace. 

The Empress Reegun is capable, but quite domineering. I could see it in 
the tone of her voice, the way she carries herself. She speaks, and she 
expects us all to jump. For now, I have not attracted particular ill will 
from her, and in fact, I might even say she favours me a little, what with 
those few times I dispatched a foe skillfully before her eyes. 

Vhelicia the War Master is clearly a highly skilled swordswoman. But I 
sense a sort of weakness in her, a fondness for getting powerful artifacts 
and holding on to them. As Lord Destuvius can bear witness, the enemies I 
face often come in hordes, and it does no good to imagine I could always 
hold on to my possessions, treasured as they may be. Still, the War Master 
knows my value and thus treats me well, and seldom orders me around like 
some Imperials are wont to do with lower-ranking Citizens. 

Auudreyz the High Priestess I might say is one of my preferred companions. 
Excellent instincts in a fight, and keeps me alive against ridiculous odds. 
An entwining whip and her presence seals the doom of many a foe. She seems 
dedicated to furthering the goals of the Empire, and often lends competent 
and timely aid to other Imperials in support of those goals. 

Piktazu the Shadow Lord I have little respect for. Hiding in the shadows, 
afraid of a head-on fight. I see the devastating power of some of his 
traps, but he practically turns into a pile of blood and guts if an enemy 
so much as stumbles in his general direction. I suppose it is one of the 
inherent weaknesses of Imperial Shadows. Stealthy but no use in a fight. 

Khalmarnasa is another weakling. Day after day I hear her mewling about the 
enemy being too strong, too favoured by divine or supernatural forces, or 
in possession of overly-mighty armament. A fight comes, and she slinks away 
to summon her zombies, bitterly complaining about failing to animate one 
corpse or other. I have learnt to simply charge into battle without her. My 
blades and my wits are far more reliable than her tenuous grasp on the dark 
arts of necromancy. 

Of my enemies I will note only those who are strong enough to give me 
trouble. Magner, with her knives and hammers, simply overcomes me once I am 
sufficiently wounded. I know that with better equipment I shall be able to 
keep myself standing against her, and sometimes if the tide of battle goes 
my way I prevail. I have slain her once together with the priest Behmurra, 
and I look forward to slaying her with only my two friends, right-sword and 
left-sword. 

Liantae, the Nightreaver, is another cunning fighter. Sometimes she loses 
the dance of blades with me, but she is slippery in getting away, and able 
to quickly capitalise when I am vulnerable. I look forward to slaying her 
as well. 

(continued)

... 

Of particular concern I would say is the shapeshifter Hoysepis. I have 
fought many, and I know quickly enough how much of a survivor's instinct or 
a killer's instinct a foe has. And Hoysepis has plenty of both. He will be 
exceptionally difficult to slay, but I will still try. Even the very best 
can make mistakes. 

A civilisation comprises its citizens. If the citizens are weak of mind, 
body and spirit, then the civilisation will not prosper. Now I think back 
to a time when I managed the financial accounts of Zindal Tegahn, and I 
recall poring through written records of the produce of our farms - cave 
fish, fungus, and rothe. Particularly, rothe must be bred with specific 
blood-lines in order to ensure that the farms have the best rothe - strong, 
healthy, fast-growing, and yielding much meat. 

It has occurred to me that far too long have societies allowed simply any 
and all to breed. Most often, in the surface, it is poverty-stricken 
labourers and drug-addled prostitutes that breed. They crowd the streets 
with their inferior offspring, and then they clamour and whimper to their 
overlords that they are poor. And on the other hand, successful merchants, 
warriors, leaders, bureaucrats, priests, and mages are often too caught up 
in their professions to breed in large numbers. This situation seems to me 
quite simply absurd. 

Should I attain a position of power - say, as the War Master - I will 
proceed to instruct our bureaucrats to monitor the births of the 
populations and lands we administer. Only then can we breed future Citizens 
of high quality, and increase the average productivity of our people. 

[One notes with some amusement the un-self-conscious sprinklings of dark-
elven styles and language in her writing - mentions of rothe, and the use 
of the preposition 'in' to refer to the surface world.] 

Vhelicia disappeared suddenly, and neither I nor my informants know what 
has befallen her. However, the Empire must go on, and therefore a new War 
Master was appointed. 

Altariel Mal-Zindal, Imperial War Master. I now take my place amongst one 
of the foremost leaders of the Empire, and one of the most influential 
persons in Thera. A position of great honour, and one I intend to use in 
furtherance of the goals of our Civilization. 

The Empire is truly the exception to all civilizations. Previous 
civilizations could not prevent internal dissent, and had malcontents 
rotting them from within. The Empire suffers no such problem, because of 
the Blood Oath. I believe the Empire can herald a new age of prosperity and 
glory. So onward and higher we build, this monument and edifice to the 
power of civilized society. 

When I am not adventuring, I often dedicate myself to the daily 
administrative tasks and policies of the Empire. Not long after achieving 
my position as War Master, I promulgated two policies to the Blades, with 
great success. 

Herbalists report much higher sales of contraceptives, especially after 
examples were made of a few who disobeyed. Repeat offenders were thrown 
into prison and heavily punished. This was highly effective in reducing 
the number of unwanted births. I made it a point to visit the Imperial 
Census Keeper the other day. I do not approve of the visiting of these 
prostitutes, but one who leads an army has to get used to men who do. As 
one who would follow the Destuvian path, this lack of self-control seems 
pathetic to me. Still, the best policy must be to rein in the worst effects 
of this activity. 

I must have been a sight, in my polished armament, legendary blades 
swinging at my belt. I may have been the first War Master ever to visit 
his office. The Census Keeper, a frail, bookish male with half-drowish 
blood, showed me the numbers. With the assistance of his calculators - 
persons trained to perform calculations rapidly - I surmised that the 
policy did indeed have the desired effect. 

Another visit was also somewhat intriguing. Again, the sight of a War Master
taking an interest in his affairs somewhat disarmed the Imperial Financial 
Bookkeeper. Unemployment is unheard of in Imperial territory, because all 
are put to work. But low productivity is indeed a problem. Many of our 
serfs, farmers, and artisans do not produce as much as they should. They 
do not delight in their duty, and even their monthly salary cannot motivate 
them enough. I will think of a solution to this. 

Recently, the Empress Reegun published a decree that Imperials may now 
chase foes who have struck them into the Protected Cities, and strike them 
down, within the period for which the heat of combat lasts. 

I have not exercised this option, because I believe that it does not set a 
strong example of harmony and discipline to the wider world. Unlike the 
Empress, I believe dominance comes both through the destruction of those 
who oppose us, as well as setting a strong and respectable example to 
others. The latter is indeed the reason for the Destuvian teaching of 
Etiquette in battle, which I have followed for all my life, perhaps partly 
because of my cool, phlegmatic temperament. 

The Lord Destuvius summoned myself and the Dread Lady to discuss the issue, 
whilst Reegun and Piktazu were absent from the Prime - probably in the 
Hells. He chastised us both harshly, for not discussing the possibility of 
a Vote, when we so opposed the new policy. 

To this day, I have served as a War Master and paid little attention to 
matters of high politics. Yet I realise, now, that politics has a curious 
way of finding you. I have risen to the rank of War Master with my sheer 
prowess in combat and strategy, not with political cunning, and it has 
cost me somewhat. An error I shall be quick to rectify. Because the 
strength of the Empire is determined not only by War, but by ensuring that 
the right rulers rule. 

I believe a Vote may soon be called, once a new High Priest is appointed. I 
have good reason to suspect that Piktazu will support Reegun. So 
Khalmarnasa and myself are insufficient to remove Reegun, because one 
cannot vote for oneself. 

Khalmarnasa promises an exchange of Votes, and I will promise such to her 
as well. However I am highly suspicious of her. She may not necessarily 
vote for me, even though she promises her vote. Certainly she will attempt 
to make the High Priest vote for her. But I am fairly confident that she 
does not favour Reegun herself. Therefore I will make her a clear, logical 
argument she cannot deny. It goes thus: 

For the sake of brevity I abbreviate our positions to the initials. If DL 
votes for WM, and WM votes for DL, and the HP votes either for WM or DL, 
then Emp loses and is deposed. If the DL wishes to win the Throne herself, 
she will persuade HP to vote for her. But if WM anticipates this, she might 
vote HP to dilute the number of votes the DL can get. And this may lead to 
1 vote each for HP, DL, and WM, leaving Emp with 1 vote from the SL. And 
that would lead to Emp retaining the Throne. Unacceptable. 

Therefore the strategy must be that WM and DL vote for each other. HP is a 
newcomer and is the pivotal voter. If HP votes for either WM or DL, then 
Reegun is deposed. Reegun will try her best to get HP's vote. If she 
succeeds in doing so, then all is lost for WM and DL. 

At last, I have met the glorious Lord Destuvius. That I should commune with 
a dark-elven Lord in the surface world itself is testament to how far I 
have come from my parochial origins. 

I have two tasks I must perform to serve the Grand Design. The first task 
is to contribute to his great Library of writings. I have a topic, that of 
Order and the Civilizations of the Underdark. For that, I have most of the 
facts in my mind, except that I would need also to visit the aboleths' city 
of Nizarrsh Datul and the duergar city of Aran'gird. I must note their 
major political structures and use them in my study. If this is not 
possible, Lyceum research or the Hamsah library can serve as substitutes. 

The second task is to plan and design the construction of the Imperial 
Academy. I have seen a painting by Ashmon Valaise, past High Priest of the 
Empire and devotee of the Design. It is a conceptual plan of the purpose 
and appearance of the Imperial Academy. I am to further these plans by 
putting the plans into concrete terms. To that end, the Lord Destuvius has 
given me a thousand gold coins - enough, at my rough estimate, to build a 
small-sized Academy of good quality. Though the upkeep of such will 
continue to cost more coin, which I think we can procure through further 
domination of more fertile and productive lands, or the improvement of the 
productivity of our own lands and peoples. The upkeep means, however, that 
it would also be wise to make sure the Academy is not overly large. 

For the second task, I will first survey the Imperial Lands for a suitable 
location. I think it will be perhaps twice as large as the Warriors' guild 
in the Lands (including the entrance of the guild). It should cover the 
following topics at the very least: Government, Imperial Philosophy, 
Theran Geography, Warcraft, and the Scholarly Subjects. The latter should 
include subjects of scholarly inquiry such as Geometry, Logic, History, 
Physical Study, Arithmetic, and Argumentation. Next I must procure the 
following: raw crafting material (stone, metal and wood), tutors, 
architects, books, and builders. 

Indeed, issues of politics have proven to be my bane. The Empress, in her 
paranoia, seized upon the lies fed to her by Sindrir, the duergar, and saw 
fit to remove me from my post. Only the intervention of the Lord Destuvius 
prevented my becoming an Anathema. 

Sindrir claimed to me to oppose the Empress' policy of permitting strikes 
in the city. I informed him that he had best stick to his conviction, if he 
believes that. But I told him also that the Empress' order is absolute, and 
that it would retain full authority within the Empire and the Blades. For 
himself, however, I told him that I expect him to stick to his own policy. 
Privately, of course, my reasoning was that the policy was misplaced in the 
first place, and that if Sindrir has his own convictions due to his 
dedication to Order, then he had best live by it. For myself, I have 
refrained from exercising the option recently afforded by the Empress' new 
interpretation of Imperial Law. 

The duergar, for his part, swears to me that he did not feed the Empress 
any such lies. It is hard to disentangle truths from lies, but Sindrir will 
not fare well when I am War Master again. 

Regardless, after my demotion, Xeneth has leapfrogged his place as War 
Master and assumed the position of Emperor. He has placed Szeven as War 
Master, an insult which shows that he does not know how to appoint his 
Council based on merit. Were Szeven a better soldier than myself, I would 
accept my lower position, but he is not - a fact which has been emphasised 
by even my foes, who declare me the more dangerous warrior. 

Unfortunately, Reegun retains her position within the Divine Sect. I do not 
trust her, but I will bide my time until such time when her arrogance leads 
her to become Anathema. 

I cannot begin to describe what I have just witnessed over the several days 
of what was a long and brutal campaign. This campaign took place in the 
Hells themselves. 

Xeneth the new Emperor, Drevzuhl the High Priest, Szeven the War Master, 
Nerif, Nhasheli, Forvengweth, myself, and the sacrificial orc Trekberg 
descended into the Inferno. Forvengweth effectively led us for the first 
five Circles, until the gates of Dis, whereupon the High Priest took over 
with his precise instructions. I had embarked on this trip with some 
resignation, believing it to be my certain death, but it has not turned out 
to be the case. Drevzuhl, and to a lesser extent Forvengweth, were 
remarkably well-versed in the pitfalls of the Inferno. 

I was not at all pleased with the orc Trekberg, because he is a chaotic 
savage. I tolerated his presence because the Emperor allowed the orc, and 
because the orc was to be our sacrifice for entrance to Caina, the Ninth 
Circle, where the Prince of Darkness Satan lurks. On the way we lost 
Szeven the War Master to the Malebolge, but otherwise everything went with 
nary a hitch. 

I was impressed with the order I found within the Hells themselves, and 
certainly this gave me a very favourable impression of the Prince of 
Darkness. When we reached him, he offered us power if we would serve him. 
His goals are somewhat aligned with the Empire's goals, but I refused to 
do so, rejecting every blessing he offered. I am a Destuvian to the last 
drop of my blood, and Satan, powerful and wise as he may be, is not my 
Lord. I am certain that the time will soon come when I will be marked as a 
favoured member of the Destuvian order. 

Immortal Comments

Timeline

Level History

Title History

PK Wins

Dec 26, 2014|Lv 34|Darsylon|Jacktor vs 3: [30] Celent (23%), [34] Altariel (40%, slash), [27] Bochan (35%) Dec 27, 2014|Lv 41|Balator|Garsson vs 2: [41] Altariel (43%), [40] Talice (56%, punch) Dec 27, 2014|Lv 41|The Imperial Lands|Raijan vs 2: [40] Talice (55%), [41] Altariel (44%, sting) Dec 27, 2014|Lv 41|Balator|Raeth vs 2: [47] Khalmarnasa (43%, punch), [41] Altariel (56%) Dec 27, 2014|Lv 41|Balator|Derikal vs 2: [34] Bochan (5%), [41] Altariel (94%, smash) Dec 27, 2014|Lv 41|The Imperial Lands|Derikal vs 1: [41] Altariel (100%, slash) Dec 28, 2014|Lv 46|Mount Kiadana-Rah|Grot vs 2: [45] Kelkusk (55%, claw), [46] Altariel (44%) Dec 28, 2014|Lv 48|The Eastern Road|Raeth vs 1: [48] Altariel (100%, slash) Dec 29, 2014|Lv 48|Outskirts of Galadon|Ildrasi vs 1: [48] Altariel (100%, flurry) Dec 29, 2014|Lv 48|The Imperial Lands|Leata vs 1: [48] Altariel (100%, smash) Dec 30, 2014|Lv 48|Forest of Prosimy|Delkin vs 3: [51] Reegun (10%), [44] Celent (49%), [48] Altariel (39%, stinging lash) Dec 31, 2014|Lv 48|The Imperial Palace|Magner vs 2: [51] Vhalorn (68%, torments), [48] Altariel (31%) Dec 31, 2014|Lv 48|The Imperial Palace|Vhalorn vs 2: [51] Auudreyz (0%), [48] Altariel (100%, jab) Dec 31, 2014|Lv 48|Fortress of Light|Yuni vs 3: [51] Vhelicia (34%), [48] Altariel (23%), [51] Reegun (41%, defilement) Dec 31, 2014|Lv 51|BattleRager Village|Ildrasi vs 2: [51] Vhelicia (43%, burst of energy), [51] Altariel (56%) Jan 3, 2015 |Lv 51|Hamsah Mu'tazz|Vuhl vs 1: [51] Altariel (100%, flurry) Jan 3, 2015 |Lv 51|The Redhorn Mountains|Karein vs 3: [51] Vhelicia (11%), [51] Altariel (63%, smash), [51] Genn (25%) Jan 4, 2015 |Lv 51|The Imperial Lands|Kalinthos vs 2: [51] Altariel (41%, stinging lash), [51] Piktazu (58%) Jan 4, 2015 |Lv 51|The Battlefield|Kalinthos vs 1: [51] Altariel (100%, stinging lash) Jan 4, 2015 |Lv 51|The Imperial Palace|Kalinthos vs 2: [51] Altariel (82%, stinging lash), [51] Piktazu (17%) Jan 4, 2015 |Lv 51|Balator|Ildrasi vs 1: [51] Altariel (100%, cleave) Jan 4, 2015 |Lv 51|Balator|Ishki vs 1: [51] Altariel (100%, rending gale) Jan 4, 2015 |Lv 51|Outskirts of Galadon|Serrkal vs 2: [38] Erouinon (25%, heavenly wrath), [51] Altariel (74%) Jan 4, 2015 |Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Ishki vs 1: [51] Altariel (100%, flurry) Jan 4, 2015 |Lv 51|The Inn of the Eternal Star|Thraulkmaw vs 1: [51] Altariel (100%, cleave) Jan 4, 2015 |Lv 51|The Dwarf Forest|Ildrasi vs 2: [51] Altariel (76%, cleave), [46] Lagoruthon (23%) Jan 4, 2015 |Lv 51|BattleRager Village|Ildrasi vs 1: [51] Altariel (100%, parting blow) Jan 4, 2015 |Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Ishki vs 1: [51] Altariel (100%, cleave) Jan 5, 2015 |Lv 51|The Redhorn Mountains|Leylin vs 2: [51] Altariel (63%, parting blow), [51] Vhelicia (36%) Jan 5, 2015 |Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Leylin vs 1: [51] Altariel (100%, rending gale) Jan 6, 2015 |Lv 51|Balator|Leylin vs 2: [47] Behmurra (24%), [51] Altariel (75%, punch) Jan 7, 2015 |Lv 51|The Ruins of Ostalagiah|Ildrasi vs 2: [51] Altariel (61%, flurry), [51] Olansir (38%) Jan 8, 2015 |Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Magner vs 2: [51] Behmurra (24%, earth-rending tremors), [51] Altariel (75%) Jan 8, 2015 |Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Ishki vs 2: [51] Altariel (47%, rending gale), [51] Behmurra (52%) Jan 8, 2015 |Lv 51|The Battlefield|Ishki vs 1: [51] Altariel (100%, parting blow) Jan 8, 2015 |Lv 51|Hamsah Mu'tazz|Ishki vs 1: [51] Altariel (100%, jab) Jan 10, 2015|Lv 51|BattleRager Village|Ildrasi vs 2: [51] Reegun (38%), [51] Altariel (61%, cleave) Jan 10, 2015|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Magner vs 1: [51] Altariel (100%, flurry) Jan 10, 2015|Lv 51|Balator|Magner vs 1: [51] Altariel (100%, rending gale) Jan 10, 2015|Lv 51|Balator|Yllonis vs 4: [47] Celent (0%), [51] Xeneth (52%, slice), [51] Altariel (10%), [51] Reegun (37%) Jan 11, 2015|Lv 51|Desert of Araile|Delkin vs 1: [51] Altariel (100%, jab) Jan 11, 2015|Lv 51|BattleRager Village|Ildrasi vs 1: [51] Altariel (100%, bleeding) Jan 14, 2015|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Ishki vs 2: [51] Altariel (82%, flurry), [51] Throndin (17%) Jan 14, 2015|Lv 51|The Imperial Palace|Aoirse vs 1: [51] Altariel (100%, jab) Jan 14, 2015|Lv 51|The Imperial Palace|Raijan vs 2: [51] Piktazu (48%), [51] Altariel (51%, punch) Jan 14, 2015|Lv 51|The Imperial Palace|Yllonis vs 2: [51] Piktazu (16%, circle stab), [51] Altariel (83%) Jan 16, 2015|Lv 51|Fortress of Light|Erouinon vs 1: [51] Altariel (100%, stinging lash) Jan 16, 2015|Lv 51|The Ruins of Ostalagiah|Ildrasi vs 1: [51] Altariel (100%, frigid chop) Jan 16, 2015|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Mhaerdhess vs 2: [48] Celent (12%), [51] Altariel (87%, parting blow) Jan 16, 2015|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Krause vs 2: [51] Altariel (80%), [48] Celent (19%, iceball) Jan 16, 2015|Lv 51|The Imperial Palace|Krause vs 2: [51] Altariel (79%, slash), [48] Celent (20%) Jan 17, 2015|Lv 51|BattleRager Village|Aoirse vs 1: [51] Altariel (100%, flurry) Jan 17, 2015|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Rarhari vs 1: [51] Altariel (100%, infernal power) Jan 18, 2015|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Rarhari vs 1: [51] Altariel (100%, corrosive slice) Jan 19, 2015|Lv 51|The Dwarf Forest|Aelamaelus vs 1: [51] Altariel (100%, hunger) Jan 21, 2015|Lv 51|BattleRager Village|Ildrasi vs 1: [51] Altariel (100%, corrosive slice) Jan 23, 2015|Lv 51|The Inn of the Eternal Star|Mhaerdhess vs 2: [48] Raeth (94%, thrust), [51] Altariel (5%) Jan 23, 2015|Lv 51|The Ruins of Ostalagiah|Ildrasi vs 1: [51] Altariel (100%, bleeding) Jan 24, 2015|Lv 51|Fortress of Light|Rarhari vs 3: [51] Khalmarnasa (54%), [51] Celent (3%), [51] Altariel (42%, parting blow) Jan 24, 2015|Lv 51|Fortress of Light|Araton vs 4: [51] Khalmarnasa (0%), [51] Iulimato (0%), [51] Celent (10%), [51] Altariel (89%, flurry) Jan 25, 2015|Lv 51|The Fields of Balator|Lilyth vs 4: [51] Iulimato (5%), [51] Piktazu (28%), [51] Altariel (65%, burst of energy), [51] Reegun (0%) Jan 25, 2015|Lv 51|The Fields of Balator|Iulimato vs 5: [51] Altariel (0%), [51] Piktazu (0%), [51] Liantae (61%, beating), [51] Lilyth (26%), [51] Leata (12%) Jan 26, 2015|Lv 51|The Shadow Grove|Magner vs 1: [51] Altariel (100%, infernal power) Jan 29, 2015|Lv 51|Balator|Yuni vs 3: [51] Piktazu (3%), [51] Altariel (91%, flurry), [51] Celent (5%) Jan 29, 2015|Lv 51|The Imperial Palace|Leata vs 2: [51] Altariel (67%, burst of energy), [51] Piktazu (32%) Jan 29, 2015|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Tesit vs 4: [51] Celent (6%), [51] Altariel (50%, immolation), [51] Reegun (0%), [51] Piktazu (42%) Jan 30, 2015|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Parothuen vs 3: [51] Kregan (6%), [51] Khalmarnasa (22%), [51] Altariel (70%, parting blow) Jan 30, 2015|Lv 51|Fortress of Light|Leata vs 3: [51] Khalmarnasa (10%), [51] Reegun (16%), [51] Altariel (73%, burst of energy) Jan 30, 2015|Lv 51|Northern Foothills|Jalil vs 1: [51] Altariel (100%, jab) Jan 30, 2015|Lv 51|Bramblefield Road|Kortath vs 1: [51] Altariel (100%, corrosive slice) Jan 30, 2015|Lv 51|The Imperial Palace|Farmaur vs 2: [51] Iulimato (66%), [51] Altariel (33%, stinging lash) Jan 31, 2015|Lv 51|The Redhorn Mountains|Farmaur vs 4: [51] Serrkal (3%), [51] Altariel (18%), [51] Reegun (23%), [51] Piktazu (53%, defilement) Feb 1, 2015 |Lv 51|The Imperial Lands|Draniel vs 2: [51] Reegun (2%), [51] Altariel (97%, burst of energy) Feb 3, 2015 |Lv 51|Outskirts of Galadon|Magner vs 1: [51] Altariel (100%, flurry) Feb 11, 2015|Lv 51|The Oryx Steppes|Milonuthial vs 1: [51] Altariel (100%, smash) Feb 14, 2015|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Zhavana vs 1: [51] Altariel (100%, smash) Feb 14, 2015|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Farmaur vs 1: [51] Altariel (100%, parting blow) Feb 16, 2015|Lv 51|Arkham|Jeger vs 1: [51] Altariel (100%, infernal power) Feb 16, 2015|Lv 51|The Grove|Marintok vs 1: [51] Altariel (100%, flurry) Feb 16, 2015|Lv 51|Galadon|Serrkal vs 4: [51] Khalmarnasa (17%, deathly touch), [51] Altariel (35%), [51] Celent (14%), [51] Nhasheli (31%) Feb 16, 2015|Lv 51|The Imperial Lands|Serrkal vs 4: [51] Celent (29%), [51] Altariel (54%), [51] Khalmarnasa (15%, claw), [51] Nhasheli (0%) Feb 16, 2015|Lv 51|The Imperial Lands|Kaersylia vs 3: [51] Khalmarnasa (12%), [51] Celent (28%), [51] Altariel (59%, parting blow) Feb 20, 2015|Lv 51|The Imperial Lands|Milonuthial vs 3: [51] Altariel (23%, parting blow), [51] Xeneth (22%), [51] Kregan (54%)

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Mob Deaths