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Will the Truth set you free?
Added Thu Aug 16 13:38:39 2018 at level 15:
'I dont hate magic!! I'm not like you! I don't want to be a Battlerager! I'm not some narrow-minded
bigot! I say let people live and do as they please!'
Tyranel, the Champion of Ostagliah, former legendary Mageslayer, gaped at his son. Emotions of anger
and hurt flickering across his wizened face.
Rastensol tried to do his best to stare courageously back at his father and not let the utter terror he was
feeling show on his face. His father might be centuries old and in the twilight of his life but Rastensol
had no doubt the old man still had it in him to swat him from there to Arkham, bad back, bum hip and
all, should he choose to. The man might be ancient and hobbled but he was still a Battlerager. Check
that, he was a freaking Mageslayer. In his prime, his combat prowess and mage hunting skills had been
so renowned that he was one of the few to actually earn that honorific. And here Rastensol was, his son,
revealing the truth to the old man in the most confrontational of fashions that he did not want to be just
like his father. That he did not hate magic.
His father had always been demanding of him. He raised him just as any would expect a great warrior
would raise any son. With high expectations of being a great warrior. Rastensol always showed talent at
fighting which only made the old warrior push him even harder but his heart was not always in it. He just
didn't have the fire inside that motivated him to want to be fighter in the war against magic and had
always hidden his true feeling from his father. Until today. Today he spoke the truth.
Time seemed to stop and the seconds that ticked by in the silence after seemed like an eternity. The
hurt and anger seemed to build on the old wood-elf's face until, at last, he opened his mouth and spoke.
'Get out, boy. Be gone and dont come back! Go an live amongst those people you want to live as they
please and see how that works out for you!' Tyranel hissed in a whisper barely audible. He was angry
but he was more hurt. He knew his boy was terrified that he would lash out at him but he could never
harm his own son. Truth be told, in the back of his mind, he actually couldnt quite fault the boy for
feeling the way he did. He had been raised all his life on the philosophies of what made magic terrible
but he had never really experienced it for himself. The boy wasnt there when his grandparents were
consumed in their Village by the wizard fires, as Tyranel had been. The boy just didnt know.
Crisis of Something
Added Thu Aug 16 13:43:06 2018 at level 15:
Rastensol left. He had always contemplated heading out in the world but had never really laid plans for
it. The whole thing just happened sort of on impulse. But now that it had it was like a weight had lifted
from his shoulders. As much as it pained him to hurt his father, he felt relieved that he told the truth.
The honesty had been liberating. Had he not done it he might have wasted his life away a miserable
wreck.
He first went to Galadon and found he did not care all that much for the big city. It was too smelly and
crowded and he quickly decided to head north and visit the great elven cities. First he would see
Darsylon and then travel to Evermoon hollow, the city of his kind.
On his travel north to Galadon, Rastensol stopped for the night at the Inn of the Eternal Star. While
sitting in the common room he started up a conversation with a man and ended up confiding in him his
background.
'You mean youve never even used magic before?' the man asked incredulously.
'Never', Rastensol said as he shook his head and shrugged.
'Well then you have to try it, my man! Here drink this. Its a simple potion that will make you float. Its
great!' the man said as he produced a small vial and slid it across the table.
Rastensol grabbed the vial and uncorked it and just as he was about to drink it, hesitated. Something
just didnt feel right and he immediately felt an irrational fear of the potion. What the heck was wrong
with him? It was just a simple potion. Why couldnt he bring himself to drink it?
No matter how hard he tried, Rastensol just couldnt bring himself to do it. He had been raised amongst
the Battleragers and all the tales of the pitfalls of magic came flooding back to him at that moment.
Magic was a power not for mortals. Magic was never as it seemed. Magic could be used to do terrible
things. Magic always came with a price. How did he even know this man was telling the truth? For all he
knew this wasnt a flight potion but some nasty poison or concoction to change him into a woman! All
these thoughts built into a panic and Rastensol had no choice but to toss the potion back to the man and
flee the room.
Completely unnerved by the irrational bias Rastensol felt when presented with the potion, he decided to
continue his journey to Darsylon. The high elves were a truly magical people and maybe they could
alleviate him of his doubts. When he arrived he found it a wondrously beautiful city, however, he the
high elves themselves were haughty at best. Whenever he tried to speak to an elven wizard he was
either ignored or written off as being part of the one elven race of fools that turned their back on magic
in favor of nature. Rastensol begrudgingly decided to move on to Evermoon and hoped to find
something better there.
Evermoon ever revealing
Added Thu Aug 16 13:47:48 2018 at level 15:
Rastensol found Evermoon to be a very nice place. There was magic in the city but it wasnt flaunted
about as it was in Darsylon. He still hadnt come to grips with whatever crazy crap he felt back at the Inn
of the Eternal Star but decided time would probably cure things. He eventually found his warrior training
to be of some use and got work as a patroller in the Ar'Atouldain.
He immediately was thankful that his job took place in the wilderness where his natural perceptions let
him see past magical cloaks, for the scouts from the underdark and Velkyn Oloth often hid themselves in
magic and he wasnt sure if he could yet bring himself to drink a potion to let him see the invisible. This
was becoming a problem that he needed to come to terms with. What would happen if a scout were
able to get in to the city and attack him? He shuddered to think.
Fortunately, months went on and that problem never became reality. He spent his days patrolling and
nights carousing the taverns with some friends he had made on the patrol. One night while having
drinks in the tavern a dice game was occuring at the table next to his between some wood-elf
acquaintances and a traveler. The traveler kept winning at opportune times when the pots were
especially big to the dismay of his opponents. Something didnt seem right about the traveler to
Rastensol and he found himself getting increasingly agitated by the mans apparent luckiness.
'Thats because hes a filthy, cheating WIZARD!!' Rastensol felt himself blurt out after the traveler had
just managed to win one vert sizeable pot and the other gamblers were beginning their protests of bad
luck. Crap! Had he just said that out loud? How did he even know he was wizard? He really didnt. He
was assuming and that actually made it worse. He had a few drinks in him but wasnt hammered drunk
or anything. Where in the name of Thror had that come from?
The area around the two tables was suddenly silent as everyone stared at his outburst. The next thing
he knew, the dice game was forgotten as all the people around him turned on him and started to
question him about what he had against magic and wizards and if he was some sort of extremist magic
hater. Feeling panicked and suddenly outnumbered and unsafe, Rastensol fled, yet again, from a tavern.
Rastensol beelined it back to his quarters and locked the door all the while questioning what the heck
was wrong with him. First, he was wrestling with all these nasty feelings he had towards magic and he
felt shame for it. Second, those feelings had caused him to act the coward not once but twice, which
caused him to feel even more shame. His father didnt raise no coward. And to top it all off he kept
coming back to the question: Did he really have something against magic?
Evermoon ever revealing Continued (and finished)
Added Thu Aug 16 13:49:41 2018 at level 15:
That question turned out to be the key. Rastensol realized he had to be honest with himself, for real this
time. He knew that even though he felt like there was something wrong with him for it he did, in fact,
have something against magic. He was a magic-hater, whether it was right or wrong. He was raised that
way and it stuck with him, no matter how different he tried to tell himself. He had to accept his true
feelings. And for the second time in his life, the realization of truth, while scary as hell, brought him a
sense of calm and peace. He decided he would return home to his father and beg his forgiveness.
Leaving Evermoon the next day turned out to be a wise move. Walking through the passageways he was
on the receiving end of many threats and insults. Word had apparently spread fast, and for not being an
elven race focused on magic like the high elves, they apparently still werent very tolerant of magic
haters. That was fine for him. Screw those people. He was leaving anyhow.
Upon returning home Rastensol found to his great sadness and shame that his father had passed away
not long after he left. He never got a chance to reconcile with the old man and hoped that wherever he
was he could now be proud of Rastensol. For as flawed as he considered himself for his hatred of magic,
he was now resolved more than ever to honor his father and make a name for himself in the war against
magic.
The gods are scary part I
Added Fri Aug 31 08:55:11 2018 at level 27:
Rastensol furthered his training and eventually slew his first wizard and swore his oath to Tahren to join
the war against magic but his time out in the world on his own had made impressions on him beyond
the realization of his true feelings towards magic.
The generally cold reception he received from the elves in Darsylon along with having made friends and
acquaintances in Evermoon who turned on him upon learning he was a magic hating bigot, to the point
where he feared for himself, has made him quite distrustful of most people. This distrust had merely
been an underlying residual effect until recently when he was hunting a Tribunal mage in Galadon and
was ambushed from behind by some jerk-face arial Outlander warrior! He couldnt believe it. It was
shocking. If he saw some random Joe chasing a wizard all over the place hed cheer them on, not stab
them in the back and let the wizard escape. What an ass. The incident made him reason that it was just
another lesson that life as a magic hater as going to be difficult and he would have to be extra careful
and always watch himself or else it would end up being a short life as a magic hater. Apparently, no one
likes magic haters.
Rastensol also found he loves fine, gourmet foods. He finds he especially likes the lighter vegetable and
fish dishes he has tasted all over Thera. The shop in the Arena has a particularly good bean and almonds
dish that is one of his favorites. Its a good thing he earns a lot of coin as an adventurer and has little to
spend it on as a Villager because that stuff is spendy! This love of fine foods probably has something to
do with having been raised in a Villagers hut-hold where he basically grew up on a diet of venison hunks.
That meal had gotten old decades ago and he was sick of eating it. His stomach turns a little every time
he sees one of his fellow Villagers gnawing into a big hunk of it. Someone needs to teach Grime to cook.
Plus, that crap is so heavy. He travels a lot in his hunt for wizards and, honestly, who thinks it is
awesome to haul what amounts to a half a deer carcass around with them on their back for sustenance?
Not him, thats for sure. Hes fine staying light and nimble all the while eating delicious goodies.
The gods are scary Part II
Added Fri Aug 31 08:57:48 2018 at level 27:
Another lesson Rastensol has learned is the gods are scary! He had been seeking out Daphedees resting
place and while following the clues that were said to lead there he found an unusual place amongst a
strange grove of trees in the desert. He thought it was strange there was a vampire guarding the exit but
all the other clues fits so he decided to pray. To his utter terror his prayers did not rouse Daphedee but
instead invoked Emnon. Wow. That dude is scary! Rastensol bowed his apologies and ran away from
Emnon in terror. He blamed the accident on his pants on the plague he caught from being in Emnons
presence and not on the utter horror he felt from the evil gods appearance. Villagers just dont get
scared like that. Shhhhhh. Dont tell anyone. Please?
The Greatest Day Ever
Added Fri Sep 28 17:11:42 2018 at level 51:
For a berserker it was the greatest day ever! Rastensol, wearing the poncho of the recently defeated
Imperial Dread Lord, took to battle against the legendary Scarab mummy, Undaraxyl, in the Rocky Vale
of the Feanwynn Weald. Not only was he victorious in the battle but he ended the mummys undeath,
sending him to be dust floating in the ether. After the notable victory, he found himself holding a strip of
the mummys bandages, a trophy that he will cherish for all time. What a day! Tyranel would be proud!
He the Battle Lord Ithynil expressed how impressed he was by the Victory!
Since Rastensol had yet to claim a surname, for he had been quite literally hoping to make a name for
himself and earn one, this victory provided the perfect opportunity. His ally bard and fellow Villager,
Kerubiel, suggested that he take the surname of Sunstone, to commemorate the hatchets that he used
to score this Victory. Rastensol found it fitting and decided to do just that.
The Lady Daphedee has revealed herself on a few occasions to Rastensol and has provided shots of
whiskey and good council to him. He had been trying to find the flaws in others and she has challenged
him to go beyond merely scratching the surface and dig deep to find the flaws. He has told her of his
interest in the Dread Lords apparent multiple personality disorder and of the growing friendship
between himself and the Tribunal paladin, Ilyana. These are two people on whom he will endeavor to
dig deeper, for he feels the effort might be rewarding. They are not, however, the only places he will
look. Daphedee also challenged him to look for the beauty behind the flaws, which he has agreed to
ponder.
Eggplants, Oh my!
Added Fri Sep 28 17:13:36 2018 at level 51:
Eggplants have suddenly become more than just a disgusting vegetable to Rastensol. He used the
analogy of an eggplant, once, to describe his hatred for magic. The analogy was that his hatred just was,
he couldnt well explain it, just like he couldnt explain his distaste for eggplant. He loves vegetables,
but, simply cannot bring himself to eat eggplants. They have this unholy purple hue and the name itself
invokes visions of rotting piles of refuse. He even admits the taste is quite bland, if you can get past the
texture, but, no matter what, he just cant stand to eat the nasty little, hell-spawned nightshades. (See
how awful they are? Theyre even called nightshades!) That is quite similar to what he discovered about
himself and magic all those years ago while trying to prove his father wrong. Now he fears he is either
going insane, or there is some great eggplant spirit trying to torment him with eggplants because he
keeps finding the fiendish veggie amongst his things. He swore the eggplant even sighed at him one
time. A plant! Sighing! Surely, he must be going crazy.
He spoke to Daphedee about it and after questioning him she made him realize that he had been on a
two-day celebratory bender after the destruction of Undaraxyl when the eggplant situation occurred.
Perhaps he can just chalk it up to the booze. Who knows!? It had better be the booze because undead,
monster eggplants would be frightening, indeed! Either way, it has confirmed his instinctual dislike of
the horrid little plants. Perhaps, in some way, that is also some verification for his primitive hatred of
magic.
On a Knife's Edge
Added Thu Nov 29 15:26:43 2018 at level 51:
Rastensol, now the Drillmaster of Battle after the passing of Thirisg and the conclusion of the Rites of
War, finds himself in an interesting predicament. He had his fortune told to him by an old Vistani woman
that an old and powerful Lich, Gaspare, was seeking to return to the mortal world from the Nine Hells
and Rastensol was on the lichs hit list out of apparent jealousy. Thats not the best of fortunes to be
told, even for a Battlerager.
The predicament Rastensol finds himself in revolves around a choice of whether or not to conduct a rite
that he believes will put the shade of Gaspares wife, Melianna, at rest and hopefully prevent the Lich
from returning. The only problem is he doesnt know for sure that this is what the rite will do and
worries that he is being played for a fool. The stakes are incredibly high. There is enough evidence from
the recent hauntings to suggest that the Lich might be able to pull off the escape if Rastensol does
nothing, however, Rastensols actions could also be the very thing that provides the Lichs escape, or
something worse altogether. Either way, he could be responsible for the most terrible event to occur in
Thera in a very long time.
After consideration, Rastensol determined to proceed with the rite. Having the shade of Melianna
beseech him for help, who he also believes taught him the rite, helped solidify this decision. The rite
requires three witnesses, but, Rastensol is trying to enlist the aid of as many allies as possible. He hopes
to have as many allies present in case anything goes terribly wrong. He is also concerned that the rite
will have a magical aspect. That makes him very uncomfortable. But, since he does not know for certain
and considering the possibility of a Lich returning he has resolved to push forward. He is acutely aware
and accepts that there might be severe consequences for him with this action, even if things go right. If
things go wrong, he could end up being the most despised man in Thera, not to mention ousted from
the Village.
A bright spot for Rastensol is that Daphedee has bestowed her favor on him and given him mark and
even imbued it with some power. He found it strangely fitting that the power does not agree with his
spellbane. He cant quite but his finger on what exactly is fitting about it but something about it seems
flawed and he rather likes it. The best description for it is when Quinloc saw the power from the tattoo
invoke his spellbane he quipped, Broken Mirror, indeed. Rastensol isnt concerned about the magical
aspect of the tattoo since it is divinely given.
A Very Bad Day
Added Sun Dec 2 13:41:13 2018 at level 51:
That didnt go well. At all. The rite to prevent Gaspare from returning turned out to be just a ruse by
Gaspare to make his return even more grand. He wanted an audience and like a puppet master he
manipulated Rastensol into bringing him that audience. Rastensol was mortified at what he had done.
Rastensol was so stubborn in taking this course that he did not listen when people tried to talk him out
of it. Once he learned the truth of the event, he felt an overwhelming sense of failure and shame. He
had let the Village and all his friends and allies down. Gaspare even proclaimed that it would have
happened no matter what but Rastensol still felt responsible for having played the role he did. He also
knew that there would be those who would not see it that way and would blame Rastensol for the
Gaspares return.
He felt that he failed as a leader of the Village and was not worthy of the position no longer and decided
to accept responsibility for his failure and burned his own hut. He could not see anyway how he could
just shrug his shoulders and try to continue to lead the Village as if nothing happened. Choices have
consequences and he was accepting his. This wasnt him being a quitter. This was him taking
responsibility.
Rastensol was surprised to find at just how many people offered their support to him after the rite. He
expected to be shunned from the world but many actually tried to comfort him. After some serious
binge drinking with friends, he started to come to terms with the fact that he even though he screwed
up, life wasnt over. He was, afterall, a follower of Daphedee, an embracer of flaws. And he had just
inadvertently become one of the most messed up people in Thera.
While the whole situation still stung, Rastensol felt determined not to make this his final chapter. He
would take what was coming to him and push on. He was still himself, afterall. He still didnt eat meat.
He still hated magic. He could still dodge and spin his knives. He would just have to continue to be all
that and see what the future brings.
A Chance Meeting
Added Fri Dec 21 16:18:30 2018 at level 51:
Rastensol walked into the great arena of the past and surveyed the scene around him. He marveled at
how much different the arena looked in its prime compared to the ruins that presently stood outside
the Village. He was there with Urkael. The two of them having come to face off against some of the
arena combatants and win an axe. As he was looking across the arena floor toward their intended
targets, a voice spoke at him from off to the side of the gate.
'I know you, Sunstone,' the voice said, coming from a man with wood-elven features and adorned is
green wizards robes, 'but Sunstone isnt your fathers name, now is it?'
Rastensol regarded the wood-elf and immediately recognized him as a wizard by the powerful magical
aura surrounding him. The familiar rush of hostility toward the wizard rose through Rastensol along with
an unexpected sense of curiosity as his mind registered the peculiarity that stood before him. Not many
wood-elves were wizard, and this one was speaking to him without much fear for Rastensol, despite
seeming to know who he was.
Not long ago, Rastensol might have expected it, as wizards seemed less cautious of him during his time
away from the Village after the Gaspare disaster. Now, however, he was counted as a member of the
Village once again. Perhaps this man didnt know, and that emboldened him. No matter, Rastensol
thought to himself, there would be plenty of time for fighting, they were in an arena, afterall, and so he
decided to humor the wizard.
'No, it was not my fathers name. It is a name I earned. A name he would be proud of,' Rastensol
replied casually, letting his anger cool for the moment.
'And was Tyranel proud of you when you left him all those years ago?' Draegonast asked with a
chuckle.
'What do you know about that?! And how do you his name, wizard?!' Rastensol fired back, letting the
word wizard roll derisively off his tongue, the anger beginning to rise again.
'Oh, I know all about your father and some about you as well. You are both betrayers to your family
line, whether you realize it or not, young Sun-Stone,' Draegonast replied, putting similar emphasis into
the word Sunstone.
'Betrayers to our family line? Youre insane! Thanks for the joke but apparently you dont know us as
well as you think. Im a Battlerager like my father. And his parents were burned alive in their village by
wizards like you!' Rastensol scoffed, his anger easing a bit once again, now that he realized the man was
just trying to get a rise or was simply a lunatic.
'Ha ha ha! So thats the story Tyranel gave, is it? The old wizards burned my village?! Oh, you gullible
simpleton you! Wizards didnt kill your grandparents. They WERE wizards! You father is the one that
killed them!!' the wizard mocked back.
Rastensol started to reply but found that nothing would come out. He just stared at Draegonast for a
moment, taken aback by his pronouncement.
A Chance Meeting Cont.
Added Fri Dec 21 16:20:21 2018 at level 51:
'Yes! Sun-Stone! They were wizards. You hail from a line of wizards and youve both betrayed your
family line. In the old days at the time of the split, only a small handful of families embraced both the
new ways of nature and the old ways of magic! That is why the gift of magic is so rare amongst our kind!
And you both are the progeny of one of those lines! I would know because I come from a similar line!
'Thats a lie! If it was true then how come my father hated magic so?? How come he wasnt a wizard like
his parents!' Rastensol roared, his bigoted rage flaring anew once again.
'The gift for magic doesnt come every generation! It skips! Oh, I imagine he became a warrior because
he lacked the gift for it and likely killed them out of jealousy! Ill bet you have it, though! Youve never
tried though have you!? Yes, it would almost be certain that you would have the talent! And whats
more of a certainty is that your father killed his parents! He was the betrayer to all of us!' the wizard
cackled, now clearly amused by the whole conversation.
Rastensol, however, was not amused. He wasnt about to be misled or made a fool of by yet another
wizard. He had heard enough, red flushing his face as his rage boiled to the surface, he charged.
Character Notes
Added Fri Dec 21 16:22:07 2018 at level 51:
Rastensol has just learned disturbing information about his family and father in particular but he isnt
sure if he can trust it. He intends to be more cautious this time around and research and verify if it could
be true as he will not allow himself to be misled by yet another wizard.
If Draegonasts story is true it will not affect his hatred of magic. Rastensol is firmly set on that path,
especially since he just worked his way back into the Village. The fact that he might have a hereditary
talent for the thing he hates most in the world he will view as just another flaw for him to embrace. Hes
a messed up individual and this will be just another aspect of it and it will not cause him to embrace
magic.
Rastensol now has the goal to verify if the story is true, and if it is, find out why the real reason why his
father would have killed his parents. His father loved family. He in convinced there is no way Tyranel
would have killed his own parents without good reason. The only problem is he isnt sure if there are
any people who could be trusted as reliable sources to verify the story. His mother died when he was
young but he thinks she may have had a sister who might be of help.
Since people to verify the story of Tyranel will be hard to track down, if at all possible, Rastensol has
concluded that while he searches for them he should also try to verify Draegonasts story about wood-
elf wizards. He reasons there should be more information available on this topic and being able to verify
that part might offer some insight into the truth of the rest. He will seek Daphedee out, as well as the
Heralds and the libraries of Thera for information on the subject.
Post-Rites Update
Added Fri Jan 18 10:30:05 2019 at level 51:
Rastensol sought the counsel of Daphedee on the information he learned about his father and
grandparents. He is pleased that he did. She essentially told him it didnt matter what really happened
because he is who he is and that should be enough. Learning what really happened isnt going to change
how he was raised or the person he had come to be, so he decided it was best to just let it go and
abandon his search for more information. It could probably only lead to bad things. Hes happy with who
he is.
The Rites were called again, and Rastensol participated in as much as he could. He wasnt able to see it
through all the way and obviously did not ascend to leadership. He is accepting of that. He had his
opportunity. Besides, he is getting long in the tooth and the War has been hard on his body. He actually
sees an opportunity in not holding the mantle of leadership. He has always wanted to follow in his
fathers footsteps and attain MageSlayer status and this will allow him to do the things he really wants
to do without having to worry about being drawn in other directions with the responsibility of
leadership. He is making it his goal to dedicate his remaining years to accomplishing this, as he feels it is
within his reach.
PK Wins
Aug 21, 2018|Lv 19|Voralian City|Arikom vs 1: [19] Rastensol (100%, caustic smash)
Aug 29, 2018|Lv 26|Graveyard|Ereven vs 1: [26] Rastensol (100%, beating)
Aug 29, 2018|Lv 26|Graveyard|Gaprizal vs 1: [26] Rastensol (100%, brilliant radiance)
Aug 29, 2018|Lv 26|Graveyard|Ilyana vs 1: [26] Rastensol (100%, beating)
Aug 29, 2018|Lv 26|The Imperial Palace|Ediije vs 1: [26] Rastensol (100%, brilliant radiance)
Sep 5, 2018 |Lv 34|Galadonian Settlement|Tien vs 1: [34] Rastensol (100%, bleeding hamstring)
Sep 7, 2018 |Lv 34|The Grove|Rentav vs 2: [34] Rastensol (94%, twist), [32] Zsorilya (5%)
Sep 12, 2018|Lv 35|Hamsah Mu'tazz|Roe vs 1: [35] Rastensol (100%, piercing venoms)
Sep 12, 2018|Lv 35|Eil Shaeria|Albrik vs 1: [35] Rastensol (100%, stab)
Sep 12, 2018|Lv 35|Outskirts of Galadon|Xazrima vs 1: [35] Rastensol (100%, crush)
Sep 13, 2018|Lv 37|Hamsah Mu'tazz|Roe vs 1: [37] Rastensol (100%, pierce)
Sep 18, 2018|Lv 40|Lost in the Mists|Albrik vs 1: [40] Rastensol (100%, parting blow)
Sep 18, 2018|Lv 41|The Battlefield|Ruk vs 1: [41] Rastensol (100%, stab)
Sep 18, 2018|Lv 41|The Battlefield|Lindesia vs 1: [41] Rastensol (100%, slash)
Sep 18, 2018|Lv 41|The Seaport of Hamsah Mu'tazz|Roe vs 1: [41] Rastensol (100%, hit)
Sep 18, 2018|Lv 41|The Dwarf Forest|Roe vs 1: [41] Rastensol (100%, cleave)
Sep 18, 2018|Lv 41|BattleRager Village|Koulakzis vs 1: [41] Rastensol (100%, cleave)
Sep 19, 2018|Lv 48|The Citadel of Ostalagiah|Fugmada vs 1: [48] Rastensol (100%, brutal attack)
Sep 20, 2018|Lv 48|The Imperial Palace|Gorma vs 2: [48] Rastensol (62%, brutal attack), [51] Aurew (37%)
Sep 24, 2018|Lv 50|Bramblefield Road|Garrum vs 2: [51] Koulakzis (92%, flurry), [50] Rastensol (7%)
Sep 25, 2018|Lv 51|BattleRager Village|Fugmada vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, parting blow)
Sep 26, 2018|Lv 51|Galadon|Togun vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, brilliant radiance)
Sep 26, 2018|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Varric vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, brilliant radiance)
Sep 26, 2018|Lv 51|Feanwyyn Weald|Undaraxyl vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, brilliant radiance)
Sep 26, 2018|Lv 51|The Imperial Palace|Varric vs 2: [51] Rastensol (39%, disembowelment), [51] Oliopterix (60%) *Disemboweled*
Sep 27, 2018|Lv 51|The Dragon Sea|Togun vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, parting blow)
Oct 4, 2018 |Lv 51|Hamsah Mu'tazz|Truum vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, cleave)
Oct 4, 2018 |Lv 51|East Sumner's Road|Nalwarald vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, bleeding artery)
Oct 9, 2018 |Lv 51|The Redhorn Mountains|Togun vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, brutal attack)
Oct 10, 2018|Lv 51|BattleRager Village|Togun vs 2: [51] Thirisg (2%), [51] Rastensol (97%, brutal attack)
Oct 10, 2018|Lv 51|BattleRager Village|Togun vs 2: [51] Mirwohl (1%), [51] Rastensol (98%, brilliant radiance)
Oct 12, 2018|Lv 51|The Imperial Palace|Togun vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, brilliant radiance)
Oct 15, 2018|Lv 51|Valley of Veran|Togun vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, brilliant radiance)
Oct 15, 2018|Lv 51|Evermoon Hollow|Nalwarald vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, cleave)
Oct 16, 2018|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Furukulo vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, cleave)
Oct 16, 2018|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Togun vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, brilliant radiance)
Oct 17, 2018|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Rentav vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, cleave)
Oct 17, 2018|Lv 51|BattleRager Village|Togun vs 2: [51] Nelarik (24%), [51] Rastensol (75%, brilliant radiance)
Oct 20, 2018|Lv 51|The Imperial Palace|Togun vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, brilliant radiance)
Oct 20, 2018|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Flimmy vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, brutal attack)
Oct 20, 2018|Lv 51|Outskirts of Galadon|Kelvendir vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, chop)
Oct 20, 2018|Lv 51|BattleRager Village|Furukulo vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, cleave)
Oct 20, 2018|Lv 51|The Imperial Lands|Furukulo vs 3: [51] Alloyshaas (48%), [51] Rastensol (51%, cleave), [51] Grasdraal (0%)
Oct 22, 2018|Lv 51|North Sutherspring Road|Togun vs 2: [51] Rizdyn (32%), [51] Rastensol (67%, bleeding hamstring)
Oct 22, 2018|Lv 51|North Sutherspring Road|Gavriel vs 2: [51] Rastensol (69%, brutal attack), [51] Rizdyn (30%)
Oct 25, 2018|Lv 51|Feanwyyn Weald|Ghisp vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, parting blow)
Oct 26, 2018|Lv 51|The Imperial Palace|Gavriel vs 2: [51] Oliopterix (30%, circle stab), [51] Rastensol (69%)
Oct 26, 2018|Lv 51|Ruins of the Deep|Tarbous vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, parting blow)
Nov 1, 2018 |Lv 51|The Imperial Palace|Furukulo vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, brilliant radiance)
Nov 3, 2018 |Lv 51|The Ruins of Ostalagiah|Nalwarald vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, chop)
Nov 13, 2018|Lv 51|The Fields of Balator|Gavriel vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, chop)
Nov 14, 2018|Lv 51|Ruins of Maethien|Aaielken vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, chop)
Nov 14, 2018|Lv 51|Ruins of Maethien|Arsuula vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, chop)
Nov 15, 2018|Lv 51|The Imperial Palace|Krazlov vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, brilliant radiance)
Nov 18, 2018|Lv 51|Mount Kiadana-Rah|Krazlov vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, brilliant radiance)
Nov 18, 2018|Lv 51|Hamsah Mu'tazz|Gvarlan vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, mental assault)
Nov 18, 2018|Lv 51|Hamsah Mu'tazz|Gavriel vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, brilliant radiance)
Nov 20, 2018|Lv 51|The Ruins of Ostalagiah|Ikno vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, deep gash)
Nov 27, 2018|Lv 51|The Tower of the Masters|Hielgreac vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, chop)
Dec 4, 2018 |Lv 51|The Grove|Tiaesse vs 2: [51] Ischer (21%, brilliant radiance), [51] Rastensol (78%)
Dec 8, 2018 |Lv 51|Velkyn Oloth|Saffah vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, parting blow)
Dec 9, 2018 |Lv 51|The Grove|Weckledink vs 2: [51] Tia (5%), [51] Rastensol (94%, cleave)
Dec 14, 2018|Lv 51|Seantryn Harbor|Zahlrin vs 2: [51] Elandarn (45%, surprise attack), [51] Rastensol (54%)
Dec 18, 2018|Lv 51|Galadon|Ruskin vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, cleave)
Dec 18, 2018|Lv 51|Hamsah Mu'tazz|Ziryn vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, bleeding artery)
Dec 22, 2018|Lv 51|The Ruins of Ostalagiah|Kharango vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, deep gash)
Jan 5, 2019 |Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Urukubaka vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, underhand strike)
Jan 9, 2019 |Lv 51|Hamsah Mu'tazz|Horknuth vs 4: [51] Bellin (64%, pierce), [51] Krogran (0%), [51] Rastensol (28%), [51] Bendegoh (6%)
Jan 11, 2019|Lv 51|Hamsah Mu'tazz|Ziryn vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, parting blow)
Jan 11, 2019|Lv 51|BattleRager Village|Ziryn vs 2: [51] Ihjezhed (63%, drumming maces), [51] Rastensol (36%)
Jan 21, 2019|Lv 51|Valley of Veran|Guaryaten vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, cleave)
Feb 5, 2019 |Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Vul vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, disembowelment) *Disemboweled*
Feb 5, 2019 |Lv 51|Outskirts of Galadon|Lumhol vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, brilliant radiance)
Feb 5, 2019 |Lv 51|The Ruins of Ostalagiah|Vul vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, brutal attack)
Feb 8, 2019 |Lv 51|The Dragon Sea|Oxzatakn vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, parting blow)
Feb 8, 2019 |Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Vul vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, stab)
Feb 8, 2019 |Lv 51|Feanwyyn Weald|Oxzatakn vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, brutal attack)
Feb 9, 2019 |Lv 51|The Open Plains|Eioda vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, parting blow)
Feb 9, 2019 |Lv 51|The Galadon Sewers|Polac vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, brilliant radiance)
Feb 10, 2019|Lv 51|Feanwyyn Weald|Brinvyrn vs 2: [51] Rastensol (30%, cleave), [48] Garthorn (69%)
Feb 11, 2019|Lv 51|Waters of the Deep|Oxzatakn vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, chop)
Feb 13, 2019|Lv 51|Spiderhaunt Woods|Lumhol vs 3: [51] Rastensol (34%), [47] Qijikai (1%), [51] Niekofet (63%, flaming bite)
Feb 13, 2019|Lv 51|Spiderhaunt Woods|Niekofet vs 4: [51] Bellin (32%), [51] Rastensol (42%, cleave), [51] Lumhol (10%), [51] Eioda (14%)
Feb 13, 2019|Lv 51|Spiderhaunt Woods|Qijikai vs 4: [51] Bellin (14%), [51] Rastensol (52%, cleave), [51] Eioda (27%), [51] Lumhol (5%)
Feb 13, 2019|Lv 51|Spiderhaunt Woods|Llyion vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, underhand strike)
Feb 13, 2019|Lv 51|Spiderhaunt Woods|Noirra vs 2: [51] Bellin (10%, cleave), [51] Rastensol (89%)
Feb 16, 2019|Lv 51|The Forgotten Temple|Sqierna vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, chop)
Feb 17, 2019|Lv 51|Arkham|Oxzatakn vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, cleave)
Feb 20, 2019|Lv 51|Mausoleum|Sqierna vs 2: [51] Rastensol (100%, chop), [43] Dyniella (0%)
Feb 21, 2019|Lv 51|The Ruins of Ostalagiah|Mugu vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, parting blow)
Feb 21, 2019|Lv 51|Khardrath's Planar Sanctum|Dyniella vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, chop)
Feb 21, 2019|Lv 51|Underdark|Naris vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, brilliant radiance)
Feb 26, 2019|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Hrokkar vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, brilliant radiance)
Feb 27, 2019|Lv 51|South Sutherspring Road|Vohl vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, parting blow)
Feb 27, 2019|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Ryrzual vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, brilliant radiance)
Mar 3, 2019 |Lv 51|Ruins of the Deep|Eioda vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, parting blow)
Mar 3, 2019 |Lv 51|Galadon|Dyniella vs 1: [51] Rastensol (100%, chop)