Modasien Nel-Zashen the Fist of Darkness, Imperial Dread Lord

Role

House Nel-Zashen did not produce the greatest warriors.

It did not produce the greatest sorcerers either.

It frankly did not produce the greatest anything, other than perhaps the 
greatest number of mortalities.

It could not even truely be called a House. Perhaps once upon a time.

Because House Nel-Zashen had a singular obsession. One they had thrown away 
everything else for in the chasing of, so much so that they would hardly 
even be known by even the lowest of the political elite in Teth-Azeleth. 
Just one more House that had devoured itself in some ultimately futile 
quest and been consigned to some distant corner of the Underdark. Out of 
sight. Out of mind.

House Nel-Zashen were necromancers one and all; and they hungered to 
produce an exemplar of the craft, a simple fancy of many centuries past, 
but an undertaking that had consumed them.

House Nel-Zashen wished to claim a Lich among their number; and it was a 
desire which had spelled their doom.

Modasien was born into House Nel-Zashen and would have almost certainly 
followed the path that had claimed almost 80% of the Houses's population 
since the first attempts began. It was almost formulaic, by this point. 
Study. Internalise. Attempt a transformation. Hold a funeral if the 
individual had been considered capable, or if they'd produced an heir to 
carry on the process.

Both of his parents fell prey to the House's obsession when he was young, 
even by the standards of humans. He knew little of them, and they were 
rather unremarkable regardless. One of the many problems with 
systematically culling your own population however is that you do not 
produce many capable teachers in the longterm. For this reason, the bulk of 
the learning done by the young of House Nel-Zashen was from written records.

There was just one problem where Modasien was concerned.

He couldn't read the anatomy books.

It was no end of frustration for the young drow. When he held them far away,
he could read them just fine, but if they were close to his face the 
letters blurred and became a tangled mess. The complex diagrams with their 
small labels for different parts of the body were a completely lost cause. 
It was a small thing, in the grander scheme; but it meant that the young 
Modasien turned to other books. Theories of the Soul and Concepts of the 
Immaterial were wordy, but the letters were not so small and he could make 
them out if he squinted when his arms grew tired.

So did his path begin to diverge.

Modasien was furious.

He'd taken his theories to the elders. He'd waxed about the importance of 
the soul. About how it was the key. What more was a Lich but a black soul 
bound to accursed bones? What use were anatomy and studies of the body when 
the true secrets, the true keys to indelible wisdom were to be found within 
the immaterial?

They'd kicked him out before he had even got half way through his lecture. 
They were so sure that if they only kept trying, they would succeed. A 
cynical part of Modasien whispered that perhaps they had to believe that. 
It would be terrible if they'd destroyed the House walking off a clif where 
they thought there had been a bridge.

Modasien collapsed into the chair in his small room. More a cell than a 
living space, the small table had a single book which yet rested upon it. 
He had returned the rest, but this one...

He took it up, running his fingers almost reverently across the cover. Why 
hadn't they listened? He -knew- he was right. Why did they believe their 
age let them dismiss him so? Wasn't it time to try something new?

The book fell open to the chapter on the Unholy Blessing he'd studied many 
times, but it was to the final paragraph of the passage that his narrowed 
eyes drew themselves to.

'Perhaps no wielders of this unholiest of arts is more feared than those 
who are dubbed the Death Knights. Through a means unknown to me, these 
ancient sorcerers have transcended mortality to assume a form similar yet 
different to those Lord's of the Undead we name the Lich.'

He snapped the book closed.

He'd show them. He'd show them all.

There is no day or night within the dark tunnels beneath Thera; but as the 
sun set in the land above, Modasien set out to the surface.

(The letter is held in a dismembered hand, the rest of the courier being 
dragged away into the darkness by a hook horror, even as blood ruins any 
hope of the missive ever being read as it mixes with the ink.)

Elders,

I send this with a courier from Galadon, the Overlander city where I have 
taken up residence. I maintain that my hypothesis was not flawed as you 
described: the soul is the key and the key is the soul. My studies, though 
early, only reinforce this belief.

I shall inform you when I have greater knowledge to impart concerning my 
discoveries, but I felt it prudent to inform you that I have sworn an oath 
to this Overlander Empire that so many of the highborn of Teth-Azeleth 
speak of. My reasons will become clear in time, and I shall send an update 
when such occurs. I shall not name myself as one of the House until such a 
time as I can do so proudly.

May Nel-Zashen rise again,
Modasien

Modasien is from a House which basically destroyed itself trying to get a 
Lich (which they believed would give them supremacy over the other Houses 
of the Underdark). They reached a point where they were almost just going 
through the motions: the House is basically doomed even if noone admits it. 
Modasien suffers from an eye condition which made reading the traditional 
necromantic learning materials difficult, so started reading other books 
instead: this lead him to be facinated with the mechanics of the soul. 
After finding a one line reference to the Death Knights in a passage 
concerning the unholy blessing, he is convinced (in all the eternal wisdom 
of youth) that understanding the soul is the key to solving his House's 
misfortune. After his ideas were rejected by the elders of the House, he 
departed the Underdark to pursue them on his own.


Additional points:

- Modasien has a facination with the soul bordering upon obsession. This is 
born out of his childhood where he could not study the anatomy books due to 
an eye condition, which made him an exceptionally lackluster student of 
Necromancy before he discarded that path of study. It is why he is studying 
to be an Anti Paladin, as well.

- Modasien wants to learn more of the Death Knights, though this will come 
later as he believes he must study the soul in great depth before pursuing 
what he considers a higher mystery.

- Joined the Empire as per above to: learn more about the oath and how it 
manipulates the soul, to gain access to the trove of knowledge he assumes 
the Black Sect possesses, and because he is amazed they have a Lich god.

- He also has an unconscious comparrison between his House and the Empire: 
both have fallen from grace, though the Empire is actively trying to raise 
itself back up which he feels his House is not.

- Has a complicated relationship with Necromancers. Has a great deal of 
respect to those that succeed in the becoming due to his upbringing, but 
has a bitterness that might manifest concerning still living ones if they 
criticise his aspiration (or if he feels they are dismissive of his 
research).

- Will seek the Eternal Library in time, unless something majorly derails 
the plan.

Much has happened since I took oath to the empire. Little of it is of 
import before the time when my experiments could begin in urnest, so unless 
I later draw significance from one of said prior events I shall not concern 
myself with them.

My studies into the soul progress well. I have ran several experiments 
involving the severing of parts of the soul from a subject; these have both 
proved enlightening and baffling. There is a paradox of belief here that is 
hard to shake: the soul survives even after death. The soul passes beyond 
to the inferno or azure fields. No amount of trauma to the body changes 
this fact. I would almost believe that this must in fact be a lie, if there 
were not records of those intrepid souls who once descended into the 
infernal depths and witnessed the souls of the damned with their own eyes. 
It is possible all of them lie, but improbable.

Yet this spell can cleave pieces of the soul away. How? Is it truely 
permanent? Is the soul divided as one would rip a page from a book, or 
simply scattered like the pieces of a puzzle? This is what I will direct my 
next experiments towards determining; I believe it to be key.

I visited a great library within the mountains south of Galadon. There was 
much to be read there, and much yet to read. There was a particularly 
interesting theory upon how one would place a soul back into a living body, 
penned by one of the undead. It heartens me that there are others that have 
come before with a similar line of thought to my own, though I believe the 
direction the author took in its application was horribly misplaced. 
Perhaps it could be wielded against one's enemies, returning one of the 
undead to a mortal body, but it seems convoluted. Another read may be in 
order.

Undeath is forefront in my mind once more as the dread lord has began the 
ritual of undeath. This is not a situation I can particularly lose in. If 
he succeeds--which I do not believe he will given historical precedent--I 
will have one of the undead nearby to study at great length. It is not one 
of the true lords of the undead, but it is still something few scholars 
will ever have the opportunity to observe: and I must assume the underlying 
principles are similar.

Naturally, if he fails, I am well placed to take his position. Such will 
come with many benefits to my research, though I will avoid speculating 
until the current dread lord's fate is known.

In the scouring of the world for subjects that is required to continue my 
experiments, I have had no small exposure to the various theological groups 
that make themselves known. I have never been particularly interested in 
religion; it is of no value to my research, or so was my assumption. Yet 
idle conversation produced quite the enlightening comment: who would know 
more of the nature of the mortal soul than one who has transcended it? I 
believe I was too hasty to dismiss such.

Some faiths are overt. The priests of the Vitiatic faith make no secret of 
their beliefs. A rather wide spread religion, and quite pervasive among the 
Empire's upper eschelons. The faith is certainly facinating and suggests 
some rather ominous things about the nature of the self; but I always feel 
I am about to find myself in a brawl whenever there are too many of them 
together.

I was also invited to join a Cult by this rather vindictive female who is 
serving as Chancellor. She promised me the secrets to the soul, but only 
after enquiring upon what the topic of my research was. Naturally, a cult 
having the knowledge that I seek would be far too convenient, and I have no 
desire to be indoctrinated by the leader of the scions and find myself an 
anathema. This one I feel can safely be discarded.

Perhaps most strangely of all, after my teleportation magic cast me across 
the land to escape a rather vocal and crass dwarf of the berserker variety, 
I found myself in a ruined temple deep beneath the earth. I stumbled across 
a female who spoke of her Lord Zurcon; I departed post haste, as this name 
is known to me. There are some entities that only fools and madmen bargain 
with, and I am neither one of these or desperate enough to seek knowledge 
from such a black pact.

Yet for all these theocratic cults, priesthoods and cabals, I find myself 
ever drawn back to considering the Eternal Library. The witch that is said 
to be its curator surely must have a great appreciation for knowledge, and 
all public account suggests as much. It is rather the optimal choice as I 
strive in my quest for the deep mysteries. Alas. It is not so simple.

The second law of the sect is quite specific. I even agree with it. Certain 
knowledge is only valuable so long as others do not know you possess it; 
but it does rather preclude the ability to detail my findings in a public 
manner. This will require further thought, though I believe it is a 
worthwhile use of my considerable mind. Perhaps I can devise an adequate 
resolution to the dilemma.

I have progressed far in my experiments of late. More and more becomes 
clear, though such creates only more questions.

Perhaps the single biggest breakthrough was that moment within the Gnoll 
stronghold, when Ninauurm turned his black gaze to me in truth. When 
knowledge was gifted unto me by dark mandate, and the promise of unholy 
fire was placed in my future.

This did not help me understand the soul any more than any other experiment 
to date. Indeed, it was mostly startling more than anything; but I have 
grown...

(The text trails off here a moment, as if the writer's pen had 
uncharacteristically drifted before restarting further down the page.)

Uneasy.

The question is why?

Why do the lords of Cocytus grant those who harvest the souls of the living 
their infernal blessings? Why do they watch us above other mortals? What is 
their vested interest? Those of my guild often cut a bloody road through 
the living; but we are not alone in that. Death and destruction cannot be 
all, for though it pains me to acknowledge it, one cannot reject facts 
simply because they are unpleasant. There are others who wash the land in 
blood, and there are others that topple kingdoms and armies.

So why?

There are few of the true people beyond the Underdark. The former High 
Priest was one such, and an elder whose council I grew to greatly value in 
the short time I knew him. Yet he is gone, now. The arcane I vested my 
faith in cast it aside and became anathema. The Dread Lord is scarce, and I 
do not know that he would understand, having surpassed mortality regardless.
We are now at war with the Spire, and so Kira is no longer a viable option.
She will lust for that which I have harvested, and I cannot give her an 
opening, no matter how small.

Yet lowly humans and halfbreeds lack the mental capacity to comprehend such 
things. Useful in their own way, but for their force of arm rather than 
thought. So I found myself talking with young Faemii. A terribly wayward 
member of the true people, but with the clarity of thought and vision only 
we and the undead possess. It was a pleasantly academic discussion, but I 
do believe she chilled me more than any enchanted blade ever has. I do not 
believe she even realised it. She talked of a price for all things. Logical.
Nothing is free.

So thus the question evolves and clarifies.

Why do the Lords of Cocytus grant their blessings; and what is the price 
they shall exact in time?

And how do I ensure that I do not pay it?

The Underdark was not like I remember.

I had not set foot in it since my departure. That seems a long time ago, 
now. Three centuries. They say distance makes the heart grow fonder.

What nonsense.

As I walked the dark passageways where I grew up, dodging cavefishers and 
horrors, as I stepped into Teth Azeleth and gazed upon the heart of my 
people's power; I could not muster fondness at all.

IT just all seems so small, now.

Is this the best we can do? The best the greatest men and women born into 
darkness can achieve?

Is this what my house destroyed themselves for? The chance to rule this 
sliver of the whole?

I was going to go home. Triumphant in those few days after Baalduru too 
turned his attention to me. Raised up from the depths of impotent 
frustration to sit at the high table, over the former dread lord by a true 
lord of undeath.

They would have listened to me, this time. A balm to soothe my worries 
about the empire and the apathy that had poisoned the council. A moment 
before the work began to repair what the emperor-turned-anathema had broken.

What had it been in the beginning that had set me on my path out of 
mediocrity?

Ambition.

I did not go home.

Let them hear of Modasien Nel-Zashen in the years to come. Let them wonder. 
Let them remember.

They can come to me, this time.

My research has advanced in leaps and bounds in some areas and remains 
terribly static in others. My understanding of the soul and validation for 
my theories therein are refined week by week. I possess only hypothesis 
still concerning the interest the fiends of Cocytus have invested within 
those of my guild; and I shall not put such to paper. I do not know how far 
their reach is, and I dare not play my hand until I am certain.

However, though I searched high and low, no reference to the Death Knights 
could I find, not even in the Eternal Library beneath the gaze of Neferefre.
I began to believe that the knowledge may be hidden far beyond my reach 
until I complete my training.

I suppose this is one lesson I have not learned. It was pure fancy that 
took me across the hall to the wing of the library looked over by the 
paladin. I did not expect to find anything to facilitate my search there, 
for the library seems to be sectioned between those who favour the high 
craft and those who do not.

In this, I was wrong. No doubt this Antaluvion of the fortress would be 
turning in his grave to know it, but a single line of his text (a 
facinating work on this plane of Shadow) sited another work. One within the 
Chasm of the Scions. One concerning the death knights.

Twice fold my enemies facilitate my research into that most obscure field 
of my studies, and if accurate, this text truely expands my understanding 
to a vast degree. Yet my work is not done in this preliminary phase. I 
cannot take a single text as factual. I must find another penned by a 
different author, so that a reasonable comparrison may be made.

The search continues; but for the first time: I feel closer.

Immortal Comments

Timeline

Level History

Title History

PK Wins

Sep 2, 2020 |Lv 15|Hamsah Mu'tazz|Kapiv vs 1: [15] Modasien (100%, lightning bolt) Sep 2, 2020 |Lv 15|The Eastern Road|Kapiv vs 1: [15] Modasien (100%, defilement) Sep 2, 2020 |Lv 15|The Village of Barovia|Kapiv vs 1: [15] Modasien (100%, lightning bolt) Sep 6, 2020 |Lv 33|Western Aryth Ocean|Ghsoa vs 1: [33] Modasien (100%, lightning bolt) Sep 6, 2020 |Lv 36|East Sumner's Road|Frondiza vs 1: [36] Modasien (100%, burst of energy) Sep 6, 2020 |Lv 36|Udgaard|Targark vs 1: [36] Modasien (100%, lightning bolt) Sep 6, 2020 |Lv 36|The Pass|Gargadina vs 1: [36] Modasien (100%, iceball) Sep 7, 2020 |Lv 36|The Outpost of Tir-Talath|Vardacott vs 1: [36] Modasien (100%, lightning bolt) Sep 7, 2020 |Lv 36|The Inn of the Eternal Star|Darahvan vs 1: [36] Modasien (100%, burst of energy) Sep 7, 2020 |Lv 36|Outskirts of Galadon|Vardacott vs 1: [36] Modasien (100%, iceball) Sep 8, 2020 |Lv 36|East Sumner's Road|Xsree vs 1: [36] Modasien (100%, bleeding) Sep 8, 2020 |Lv 36|Delar-Tol|Fajeen vs 1: [36] Modasien (100%, bleeding) Sep 12, 2020|Lv 37|The Outlander Refuge|Darahvan vs 1: [37] Modasien (100%, charge) Sep 12, 2020|Lv 37|The Eastern Road|Horbeit vs 1: [37] Modasien (100%, charge) Sep 12, 2020|Lv 37|The Imperial Lands|Horbeit vs 1: [37] Modasien (100%, bleeding) Sep 12, 2020|Lv 37|Galadon|Fajeen vs 1: [37] Modasien (100%, pierce) Sep 13, 2020|Lv 37|The North Road|Horbeit vs 1: [37] Modasien (100%, lightning bolt) Sep 13, 2020|Lv 37|The Imperial Lands|Horbeit vs 1: [37] Modasien (100%, iceball) Sep 14, 2020|Lv 37|Aturi|Fajeen vs 1: [37] Modasien (100%, iceball) Sep 15, 2020|Lv 37|The Eastern Road|Horbeit vs 1: [37] Modasien (100%, iceball) Sep 15, 2020|Lv 37|The Jade Mountains|Fheligryn vs 1: [37] Modasien (100%, bleeding) Sep 15, 2020|Lv 37|Graveyard|Horbeit vs 2: [32] Zarkurus (0%), [37] Modasien (100%, charge) Sep 16, 2020|Lv 37|Northern Foothills|Gunranak vs 1: [37] Modasien (100%, charge) Sep 16, 2020|Lv 37|Aldevari|Vukuni vs 1: [37] Modasien (100%, iceball) Sep 17, 2020|Lv 37|Eaststride Road|Fheligryn vs 2: [34] Pochit (0%), [37] Modasien (100%, iceball) Sep 17, 2020|Lv 37|The Dwarf Forest|Ghsoa vs 1: [37] Modasien (100%, pierce) Sep 18, 2020|Lv 37|Graveyard|Gaudrielle vs 1: [37] Modasien (100%, downward strike) Sep 23, 2020|Lv 37|The Imperial Lands|Sylsainlyen vs 1: [37] Modasien (100%, poison) Sep 23, 2020|Lv 37|The Imperial Lands|Goruns vs 2: [45] Gwek (14%), [37] Modasien (85%, piercing electricity) Sep 24, 2020|Lv 37|Outskirts of Galadon|Vardacott vs 1: [37] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Sep 25, 2020|Lv 38|Mausoleum|Taranya vs 1: [38] Modasien (100%, electrified cleave) Sep 25, 2020|Lv 38|Mausoleum|Vadarz vs 2: [38] Modasien (25%), [30] Nashar (74%, claw) Sep 25, 2020|Lv 38|Lost in the Mists|Vardacott vs 2: [34] Vadarz (9%), [38] Modasien (90%, lightning bolt) Sep 25, 2020|Lv 38|Lost in the Mists|Vadarz vs 1: [38] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Sep 26, 2020|Lv 38|Dhumlar-Ko|Gaudrielle vs 1: [38] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Sep 27, 2020|Lv 38|The Imperial Lands|Taranya vs 1: [38] Modasien (100%, pierce) Oct 1, 2020 |Lv 38|Balator|Horbeit vs 1: [38] Modasien (100%, iceball) Oct 2, 2020 |Lv 38|The Dragon Sea|Nashar vs 1: [38] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 2, 2020 |Lv 38|The Eastern Road|Khremzwu vs 1: [38] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 3, 2020 |Lv 38|The Redhorn Mountains|Varinka vs 1: [38] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 3, 2020 |Lv 38|The Ruins of Ostalagiah|Horbeit vs 1: [38] Modasien (100%, slice) Oct 4, 2020 |Lv 38|The Fields of Balator|Vukuni vs 2: [51] Goruns (65%, slash), [38] Modasien (34%) Oct 4, 2020 |Lv 38|Shepherd's Row|Varinka vs 1: [38] Modasien (100%, bleeding) Oct 6, 2020 |Lv 38|Hardan Road|Samyr vs 1: [38] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 6, 2020 |Lv 38|Fortress of Light|Camrynn vs 1: [38] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 6, 2020 |Lv 38|Organia, the Veil of Shadow|Faemii vs 1: [38] Modasien (100%, downward strike) Oct 6, 2020 |Lv 39|Ayr'Trinil, the Arial City|Taranya vs 1: [39] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 7, 2020 |Lv 39|Ayr'Trinil, the Arial City|Ytrael vs 1: [39] Modasien (100%, downward strike) Oct 7, 2020 |Lv 39|The Eastern Road|Camrynn vs 1: [39] Modasien (100%, bleeding) Oct 7, 2020 |Lv 39|Mausoleum|Volen vs 1: [39] Modasien (100%, claw) Oct 8, 2020 |Lv 39|The Village of Azuremain|Graevnik vs 1: [39] Modasien (100%, iceball) Oct 8, 2020 |Lv 39|The Eastern Road|Ytrael vs 1: [39] Modasien (100%, iceball) Oct 9, 2020 |Lv 39|The Eastern Road|Graevnik vs 1: [39] Modasien (100%, iceball) Oct 9, 2020 |Lv 39|The Imperial Palace|Khremzwu vs 1: [39] Modasien (100%, lightning bolt) Oct 10, 2020|Lv 40|The Ruins of Ostalagiah|Graevnik vs 1: [40] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 11, 2020|Lv 40|The Eastern Road|Kendelik vs 1: [40] Modasien (100%, lightning bolt) Oct 12, 2020|Lv 40|The Eastern Road|Graevnik vs 1: [40] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 12, 2020|Lv 40|The Eastern Road|Ytrael vs 1: [40] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 12, 2020|Lv 40|The Battlefield|Tursum vs 1: [40] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 12, 2020|Lv 40|The Dragon Sea|Graevnik vs 1: [40] Modasien (100%, pierce) Oct 15, 2020|Lv 40|The Eastern Road|Graevnik vs 1: [40] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 15, 2020|Lv 40|Outside Hamsah Mu'tazz|Graevnik vs 2: [40] Ollmurath (56%, dispel evil), [40] Modasien (43%) Oct 16, 2020|Lv 40|The Imperial Palace|Tursum vs 2: [51] Gnimos (5%, KB), [40] Modasien (94%) Oct 16, 2020|Lv 40|The Imperial Lands|Kaelgrhil vs 1: [40] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 16, 2020|Lv 40|The Eastern Road|Gunranak vs 1: [40] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 17, 2020|Lv 40|The Eastern Road|Graldon vs 1: [40] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 17, 2020|Lv 40|The Eastern Road|Graevnik vs 2: [51] Gnimos (35%), [40] Modasien (64%, piercing electricity) Oct 17, 2020|Lv 40|Khardrath's Planar Sanctum|Zenia vs 1: [40] Modasien (100%, iceball) Oct 18, 2020|Lv 40|Ruins of Maethien|Yrllan vs 1: [40] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 19, 2020|Lv 40|Prison of Glymarach|Poegerdr vs 1: [40] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 20, 2020|Lv 40|The Eastern Road|Tursum vs 2: [51] Alendross (12%), [40] Modasien (87%, piercing electricity) Oct 20, 2020|Lv 40|BattleRager Village|Ytrael vs 1: [40] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 20, 2020|Lv 40|BattleRager Village|Ytrael vs 1: [40] Modasien (100%, iceball) Oct 20, 2020|Lv 40|Forest of Prosimy|Fauas vs 1: [40] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 20, 2020|Lv 40|Organia, the Veil of Shadow|Zahmnia vs 1: [40] Modasien (100%, lightning bolt) Oct 20, 2020|Lv 40|Organia, the Veil of Shadow|Glykoze vs 1: [40] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 21, 2020|Lv 40|Ancient Emerald Forest|Arthyk vs 1: [40] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 21, 2020|Lv 40|Darsylon|Ytrael vs 1: [40] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 21, 2020|Lv 40|Darsylon|Zentrophyx vs 1: [40] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 21, 2020|Lv 40|Organia, the Veil of Shadow|Aewir vs 1: [40] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 21, 2020|Lv 40|The Imperial Lands|Eksipiter vs 1: [40] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 21, 2020|Lv 40|The Imperial Lands|Eksipiter vs 1: [40] Modasien (100%, lightning bolt) Oct 21, 2020|Lv 40|Outside Hamsah Mu'tazz|Kira vs 1: [40] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 21, 2020|Lv 40|Organia, the Veil of Shadow|Vharra vs 1: [40] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 21, 2020|Lv 40|Organia, the Veil of Shadow|Belam vs 1: [40] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 22, 2020|Lv 41|Outside Hamsah Mu'tazz|Kaelgrhil vs 1: [41] Modasien (100%, lightning bolt) Oct 23, 2020|Lv 41|Outside Hamsah Mu'tazz|Kaelgrhil vs 1: [41] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 23, 2020|Lv 41|Outside Hamsah Mu'tazz|Ytrael vs 1: [41] Modasien (100%, poison) Oct 23, 2020|Lv 41|The Pass|Zentrophyx vs 1: [41] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 23, 2020|Lv 41|The Eastern Road|Zenabi vs 1: [41] Modasien (100%, lightning bolt) Oct 23, 2020|Lv 41|Northern Foothills|Yakrim vs 1: [41] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 23, 2020|Lv 41|Voralian City|Aewir vs 1: [41] Modasien (100%, smash) Oct 23, 2020|Lv 41|The Ruins of Ostalagiah|Zenabi vs 1: [41] Modasien (100%, lightning bolt) Oct 24, 2020|Lv 41|Fortress of Light|Zahmnia vs 1: [41] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 24, 2020|Lv 41|Fortress of Light|Glykoze vs 1: [41] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 25, 2020|Lv 41|Ruins of Maethien|Kaelgrhil vs 1: [41] Modasien (100%, iceball) Oct 25, 2020|Lv 41|Ruins of Maethien|Zentrophyx vs 1: [41] Modasien (100%, downward strike) Oct 25, 2020|Lv 41|Ruins of Maethien|Voc vs 1: [41] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 25, 2020|Lv 41|The Eastern Road|Boldr vs 1: [41] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 26, 2020|Lv 41|Blackwater Swamp|Valjhun vs 1: [41] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 27, 2020|Lv 41|Shepherd's Row|Yakrim vs 1: [41] Modasien (100%, bleeding) Oct 27, 2020|Lv 41|Azreth Wood|Kaelgrhil vs 2: [41] Modasien (14%), [51] Zraldar (85%, torments) Oct 28, 2020|Lv 41|The Outpost of Tir-Talath|Boldr vs 1: [41] Modasien (100%, iceball) Oct 28, 2020|Lv 41|Udgaard|Nikovyr vs 3: [51] Graevnik (83%, parting blow), [41] Modasien (0%), [51] Ulitius (16%) Oct 28, 2020|Lv 41|The Lower Voralia's Tears|Krenar vs 2: [41] Modasien (91%, piercing electricity), [38] Trodwick (8%) Oct 29, 2020|Lv 41|Forest of Prosimy|Kaelgrhil vs 1: [41] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 29, 2020|Lv 41|Fortress of Light|Zahmnia vs 1: [41] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 29, 2020|Lv 41|The Outlander Refuge|Cornk vs 1: [41] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Oct 31, 2020|Lv 41|Fortress of Light|Eksipiter vs 1: [41] Modasien (100%, iceball) Nov 1, 2020 |Lv 50|The Imperial Lands|Dugward vs 1: [50] Modasien (100%, poison) Nov 1, 2020 |Lv 51|Balator|Limdabod vs 1: [51] Modasien (100%, piercing electricity) Nov 2, 2020 |Lv 51|Fortress of Light|Ariendil vs 2: [51] Ollmurath (37%, torments), [51] Modasien (62%) Nov 2, 2020 |Lv 51|Galadon|Goantun vs 1: [51] Modasien (100%, bleeding) Nov 3, 2020 |Lv 51|Amaranthian Forest|Alendross vs 2: [51] Zraldar (55%), [51] Modasien (44%, sickness) Nov 3, 2020 |Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Graevnik vs 1: [51] Modasien (100%, iceball) Nov 3, 2020 |Lv 51|Galadon|Graevnik vs 3: [51] Modasien (70%, KB), [43] Subussabuto (3%), [47] Nikovyr (26%) Nov 3, 2020 |Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Kaelgrhil vs 2: [51] Slarin (0%), [51] Modasien (100%, shocking bite) Nov 3, 2020 |Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Kaelgrhil vs 1: [51] Modasien (100%, KB) Nov 3, 2020 |Lv 51|Balator|Kaelgrhil vs 2: [51] Inacha (1%), [51] Modasien (98%, shocking bite) Nov 3, 2020 |Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Kaelgrhil vs 1: [51] Modasien (100%, lightning bolt) Nov 3, 2020 |Lv 51|The Tower of the Masters|Leuoa vs 1: [51] Modasien (100%, bash)

PK Deaths

Mob Deaths