Ysforgul the Ensorceled Executioner, Imperial War Master

Role

Screeeach.

Screeeach.

"He was always a bloody strange lad, your boy."

Screeeach.

Screeeach.

"Always starin at me with those better than you eyes. Felt like I was on 
bloody trial I did."

Screeeach.

Screeeach.

"Ain't damn sure how you two be related, he ain't anythin-"

Thud.

The duergar cut off his rant as the six feet of greatsword sank into the 
ground between him and his silent companion, the whetstone thudding into 
the blood-slicked mud scant seconds later.

"Quiet."

Silence fell between the two, the crackling of the fire the only sound in 
the night. Uncomfortable, but the kind of uncomfortable between those who 
have known one another a long time and find themselves in disagreement.

"Gave everything. Gave sword. Gave future. Gave pride. Gave strength. Gave 
law." The giant was the first to break it, great head turned to stare into 
the fire, his aged face cast into shadow.

"Aye, that you did." The duergar paused, then cursed. "It ain't your bloody 
falt fella. I ain't good at this heart to heart stuff if you get my drift.
"

His companion shrugged massive shoulders. "Is family. Is blood."

"You be havin other brats. Loyal lads and lasses. They'll be fine 
berserkers one day."

"Was the strongest. Best son. Understood."

"He ran. He be a bloody coward."

The giant didn't 'answer.

Ysforgul had grown up as a child of a berserker. By all accounts it was a 
good life for a giant; strength was respected and he had no limit of those 
that would clap him on the back and tell him that he'd grow up to be just 
like his old man, a grand hunter of mage scum. He had never felt at home 
among the huts though; the organised chaos of village life set his teeth on 
edge like an arial scout trying to sing after a few drinks by the fire.

It was for this reason that he would often stray outside village bounds 
into the ruins beyond; through shattered alleyways and over piles of rubble,
dreaming of what had been and was no more. Indeed, if there was one thing 
which he loved about the village it was when his father would sit and tell 
tales by the fire of ancient battles, and of the great clash between giant 
and giant that had been fought on this very ground. Of Ysbaddaden, Ford, 
and others. Those titans had not feared magic. Those legends had not feared 
anything. They had looked upon what they had and found it wanting; and so 
reached for more.

His sibblings were different. They didn't seem to care about past glories. 
They'd talk about being mageslayers one day, about being Drillmaster or 
Commander.

Ysforgul didn't care. He didn't want to rule some village. Didn't want to 
hunt mages. They were almost all weak. Where was the glory? Where was the 
conquest? The greatest warrior must test himself against the greatest foes.

He learned swiftly not to voice such things though. It had been the 
greatest thrashing his father had ever given him, and his black rage had 
been something terrible to behold.

Yet his disdain for the village only grew, as did his hunger for something 
more.

Ysforgul did not much care for his sibblings, but they were family. Every 
great child of fire knew that family was sacred, and Ysforgul new in his 
burning blood and bones that he was a great giant of the one law.

So when he came upon one of the cloud giant defender's eldest son bullying 
his younger brother such a black rage descended upon him that there was 
only the fire in his blood and the kinsman's fury that must be dealt. 
Ysforgul was not a tall giant by most standards, but he was huge and broad, 
suffused with rage. He beat the cloud giant with his great hands, broke 
bones and skin beneath his fists until the screams drew the adults. It was 
not the shouts or orders that broke through the bloody rage that had 
consumed him. It was his father's shocked disappointment, written upon his 
aging face.

And for the first time Ysforgul truely understood that his father did not 
believe as he believed. Would not shatter the giant's of sky and sea that 
dared think themselves their equals. That he would speak of the one law... 
but not live it.

The young giant fled.

Ysforgul's time spent outside the village aided him greatly in his escape 
to Galadon. With empty pockets and stomach, he wandered the dark streets as 
he bruded. The fire in his blood had long since cooled, and the night's 
chill was harsh and unrelenting.

Perhaps he should go east? Find the kingdom of Kiadana-Rah? Surely there 
were giants there that understood that conquest and dominion was their 
birth-given duty? That there lessers must bend the knee?
So where were their armies? Why did they not march forth?

A wind picked up, and a tattered piece of paper fluttered in front of his 
face. Irritably, he went to knock it away, before the title caught his 
attention.

"The blade sect is recruiting!"

With thick fingers Ysforgul smoothed out the poster, squinting at the small 
words.

As he read did his blood begin to burn a new. Yes. This could work.

Ysforgul had always heard about those teachings the monks would impart upon 
their students who had reached the heights of power in his guild. He had 
known abstractly that they would be what honed his skill into true mastery 
when the time came, but had given little thought to it beyond that. So when 
it finally came time for him to visit the monks, he thought for a while 
about what he wanted to get from his training. His father had been a 
student of the trapping beneath thunder and cry of thunder styles. Great 
teachings for a great giant. But his father had also failed. For all his 
strength, he had given his life to a flawed cause. One that would see him 
fight alongside giants of the sky and sea. Ysforgul was strong, but with 
the armies of the glorious Empire he was stronger still. Ysforgul didn't 
fear magic, for what did a great warrior have to fear from such a 
thing?

But words were easy. Ysforgul had learned that too. The fragile sects said 
things all the time. No. Ysforgul had to prove it. Perhaps it would not 
serve him well, and perhaps he would even be mocked for his choice. He 
would study the enigma of the thirteen. It would serve as a reminder of the 
price of weakness for the rest of his life.

And he would smash his enemies all the same. They would only mock him once.

Ysforgul was torn concerning the useless sky giant that had joined the 
Empire.

On one hand, it was a useless sky giant. Only worthy of a swift death and 
to be crushed beneath the heel of his betters. That was the way the world 
worked.

On the other, there were similarities. The giant had lived in the village 
before leaving. Ysforgul couldn't deny the parallels.

But it was a useless sky giant. Ysforgul would never serve such a creature. 
If the sky giant became his superior...

Then Ysforgul would not compromise as his father had. He would never bend 
the knee to such a lowly thing. The giant could serve the empire as was 
right and proper.

Providing it remembered its place.

It was a difficult problem to resolve in the mind of Ysforgul.

Might makes right. It was written into the law of the sect. It was a truth 
that resonated so fundamentally with him that to consider it incorrect 
would be anathema, in more ways than one.

Yet if that truth were to be indeed accurate, something must be done.

There was more dust upon the throne than upon the eastern road. An Emperor 
that ruled not through force of arm or spell, but through missives 
directing the rapidly diminishing legions to do outlandish tasks. Ysforgul 
had seen the Emperor thrice in his life, and even in those glimpses had 
found little that he could consider mighty. The council was gutted more 
thoroughly than even Ysforgul could achieve with his axe, and he was rather 
proficient in such things by now.

No high priest by imperial decree, no dread lord. A war master whose fate 
was yet unknown, having vacated the battle shortly after being felled.

A great army needed a mighty leader, and mighty generals too. One could not 
have true greatness without both, and the Empire currently lacked for 
either.

The raging furnace of imperial dominion was already guttering out, and few 
seemed willing to stoke the fire once more.

But something must be done, so Ysforgul's frustrations quietly smouldered.

The problem with mages, Ysforgul decided, was not they were dangerous like 
the village would have people believe. Was not that they practiced magic, 
or anything of the sort.

Some were powerful. Some were even exceptional.

No. It was that they concerned themselves with so many things which did not 
matter.

Ysforgul respected the Emperor had some battle prowess. Indeed, he had 
thought he had judged the necromancer too harshly with his previous 
concerns. Strength was to be respected. Strength of arm. Strength of body. 
Strength of conviction.

The first two, fortunately, were easy to gauge. Ysforgul felt by now he was 
quite a good gauge of physical strength. The magic made it a bit harder, 
but it was all about the same to him.

The last, though? The last was the hardest, and the most important. 
Ysforgul knew well there were two parts of conviction: to speak a thing 
then to do the thing as well. The Emperor, at least, did the former: but if 
there was anything Ysforgul had learned about the Emperor in the last 
couple of years...

It was that he believed in something, but it was not the Empire. He was 
seeking something, but that thing was not imperial dominion above all else. 
The casual disdain of even basic imperial tradition and what had either 
been ignorance or insult that had been to speak the Dark Lord's name...

It could not stand. He had been tasked to raise an army, and an army the 
Empire would have.

And a new Emperor, too.

One who believed.

With his determination to take the throne established, Ysforgul had begun 
to ponder the council seats. He wasn't sure yet if he'd need to actually 
overthrow the Emperor; the high priestess seemed to believe the madman was 
going to get himself killed by doing some magic stuff before being old 
enough, whatever that meant. He decided to plan for the case that he would 
need to do so, and be pleasantly prepared if he didn't.

He was confident he'd have the high priestesses support, if only because it 
would be a much harder life for her if Ysforgul failed and suffered the 
fate of all those that attempted to seize the throne and stumbled. While 
abject laziness was not a trait he usually found helpful, in this case it 
would likely serve his ends. It might be best if he supplied her with some 
gifts to further gain her indulgence, but he wasn't terribly concerned. 
They understood each other well enough.

The shadow lord was a much more troubling problem. The only remaining 
member of the council from before the Emperor was raised, it seemed likely 
that he had given his vote to the current Emperor from what Ysforgul 
recalled of the former war master's fury at the time. This was a bit beyond 
Ysforgul. It was possible that it had been a political gamble that had 
failed, or genuine support. Ysforgul actually quite liked the shadow lord. 
He was a good imperial, and served the empire well. His motivations were 
beyond Ysforgul's political skill to decipher however. He decided he'd need 
to try to learn more about what drove the shadow lord and go from there.

Until the black sect ceased languishing in failure and could elevate a 
candidate to be dread lord, Ysforgul had little to do there but wait, and 
attempt to be first to approach prospective blacks. It would be good to 
gain their preference early.

Things had been difficult.

The maran armies swelled while the imperial legions remained stagnant. 
Ysforgul worked with what he had while continuing to offer the oath to all 
of worthy strength for the glorious Empire, but few were willing to serve. 
When he claimed that the mighty would rise, the awkward question inevitably 
came up--then why was a blade not upon the throne? Ysforgul did not have an 
answer, as he wouldn't lie. It was frustrating--could they not see the oath 
was the greatest cause in Thera? The Empire was the only path that 
understood its own purpose, and unswervingly followed it.

Until now.

Ysforgul had penned the missive to the Emperor requesting blessing to bring 
imperial fury down upon the orcs for raising a hand against one of his 
prized centurions. A formality he'd assumed, but he could not give the 
Emperor reason to doubt his loyalty at this stage. A formality that he had 
not witnessed the events himself: they had all heard the brave imperial 
soldier call out for aide. What more needed to be known? There must be a 
price for defying imperial dominion.

Yet it seemed this time, there would not be. So ysforgul quietly seethed. 
He would have his reckoning for his soldier's death, one way or the other. 
They cost a fortune to train!

Fortunately, there was slight progress on that front. The high priestess 
had come as close to openly pledging her support for him as it was possible 
to get without outright stating it, and the black sect had finally gained 
two candidates. Ysforgul worked to ingratiate himself with both: he was 
unsure who would attain the seat of Dreadlord at this stage, but he could 
likely work with either. That process would need to continue until he had a 
more definite idea of who would rise to the occasion, then more attention 
could be focussed upon that individual.

The shadow lord remained somewhat of an enigma, though Ysforgul felt he had 
made progress. He still suspected the thief was a supporter of the Emperor, 
so had determined to treat his vote as most likely lost: but if he planned 
for the eventuality, any alternative was only for his benefit.

When the Emperor had told Ysforgul they needed to speak, he'd felt instant 
alarm. Had his plan been discovered? It was too soon. He had not yet 
positioned his soldiers for a decisive strike. How had he known!

But it was not Ysforgul's plot which the Emperor had discovered. It was one 
supposedly forged by the lord of vice. A plot to supposedly put the high 
priestess on the throne, and destroy the empire from within. Ysforgul found 
the idea fairly ridiculous--the high priestess would likely be horrified if 
she thought she might have to rule an empire. Hard work was not something 
she particularly favoured, Ysforgul had learned (repeatedly).

Yet the Emperor claimed to have made an oath to her lord not to demote her, 
in exchange for a personal boon. Not the wisest course of action Ysforgul 
felt, though the Emperor must also be as strong as possible. Despite there 
differences, this is one thing they agreed on. So perhaps it had been worth 
the cost.

But was it paranoia? Or legitimate. Why force the Emperor to take such an 
oath if there was no purpose? Ysforgul felt uneasy.

The Emperor had also risen in his estimation, however. Ysforgul would never 
agree on this facination with the acquisition of knowledge above all else. 
Strength was the measure of might and might was what let them enforce 
imperial law. Ysforgul knew this.

But the Emperor had stated he would step down to save the Empire if 
necessary. There was a ruthlessness in that, to put the cause above one's 
self. Ysforgul may not think him a good Emperor, but perhaps he had been 
wrong to think him a bad imperial soldier. Not all could be great giants, 
born to lead.

Yes, Ysforgul had decided. His course remained unchanged; he would have the 
throne.

But perhaps the Emperor would have his respect too, as one imperial to 
another.

The Emperor had talked of stepping down and letting Ysforgul take the 
throne. Unfortunately he had also said that he would require that he be 
dread lord forever in such a circumstance.

Ysforgul found the idea impossible. The Emperor had the capacity for the 
position, it wasn't in doubt. He'd even make a good one Ysforgul supposed, 
whatever the measure of that was where the black sect was concerned.

But forever?

Impossible.

Not only had it been such a misguided oath that had turned the Emperor into 
jumping at shadows and seeing plots everywhere (Ysforgul conveniently 
didn't consider that there in fact was at least one plot to overthrow the 
Emperor), but a leader was judged not only by himself, but by his generals. 
If the Emperor decided to vanish for decades on end once again and Ysforgul 
let him remain Dread Lord, it would be an embarrassment.

No. He would not begin his rein with an anchor about his neck. The Emperor 
seemed to hold the new dread lord in some distaste--that was good. Ysforgul 
had long since established a good working relationship with the vicious 
little magician, which played into the stroke of fortune which had befallen 
him.

The Emperor had ordered Ysforgul to vote for the Shadow Lord in the event 
of the coup, and had stated he would have the Shadow Lord vote for Ysforgul.
This would secure the throne for the Emperor, for the Emperor seemed 
certain that the plot would have the Dread Lord vote for the High Priest 
and her vote for the Dread lord.

But it conveniently secured Ysforgul the one vote he was still unsure of 
his approach on.

That resolved all but one issue...

Ysforgul had no idea how to actually instigate a coup.

Did it simply require a majority? Or did he require all of the council to 
agree. The latter could prove more than simply problematic, and it was 
unfortunately hard to enquire about such things without seeming slightly 
more than merely suspect.

Until he could determine a way to learn such vital information, he 
reluctantly found himself at an impasse.

But he was close.

The first time the imperial council had come into overt conflict with one 
another was something Ysforgul had not been prepared for, though should 
have been. The shadow sect seemed to be the true loyalests, while the lone 
black earned much of the Emperor's disdain. There was an irony in that 
Ysforgul supposed, but it had been inevitable something would spark the 
fraying fuse of the dread lord's anger.

As far as Ysforgul could tell, the dread lord had requested use of 
something of a shadow. A fairly routine thing, but somehow it had exploded 
into near open hostility between the dread and shadow lords. Ysforgul had 
emerged from his hall just in time to hear the raised voices.

This was a problem.

Ysforgul had worked too hard to cultivate the dread lord to have him 
removed by the Emperor, who was seeking any reason to secure his position 
with an incomplete council. The shadow lord would never come down on the 
losing side of that exchange. Swift action was needed.

Fortunately, simple problems typically had simple solutions. A brief 
conversation with the shadow that had caused the insult and some exchanging 
of treasures later, Ysforgul had that which the dread lord hungered for. 
Its swift loning cost him nothing, while placating one council member and 
solidifying his image as a problem solver with the other.

The council was assuaged. Now he needed to prepare for the Emperor.

There were few people Ysforgul trusted in the Empire. Even within his own 
sect his lone elite had been raised up by the Emperor despite Ysforgul's 
misgivings. The empire had many citizens, but Ysforgul was not blind. They 
did not love the empire as he did. They all had agendas. Goals that they 
felt the empire would serve.

So he kept his plotting to himself. Schemed and waited for the opening to 
drive the sword home.

Or that had been the plan.

The former high priestess and Ysforgul had worked together much of late. 
They had toppled false tyrants and demon lords. Ancient dragons and maran 
armys. In his less charitable moments Ysforgul would consider that she was 
a better blade than most of his sect. Service was always to be rewarded, 
and yet when Ysforgul offered her rewards she was ambivalent. To see the 
empire grow was enough, and so she continued to rise in Ysforgul's esteem. 
If Ysforgul could claim to have someone he felt he could possibly confide 
in, it may indeed be her.

So when she had finally indicated there was something she wanted, Ysforgul 
had been curious. Her service would be rewarded if it was within his power.

Which it wasn't.

To sit once more at the high table. Yet Ysforgul knew it was impossible. 
The Emperor's oath to the lord of vice made it so. Yet service was to be 
rewarded; and so it would be.

Ysforgul made his intent concerning the throne clear, and so gained his 
first co conspirator.

So they would rise or fall together.

Ysforgul hated complications.

He liked the world to be simple and for everything to behave in predictable 
ways. With the knowledge of how to begin a coup conveyed to him, it had 
been a simple enough matter to secure the dreadlord's support. The lack of 
love between him and the emperor had been no great secret, so he had been 
the best place to start. Then the dreadlord had supposedly gone into hiding.
Ysforgul did not know the whys or the whens, but it seemed everyone 
couldn't stop talking about it. It was probably true. A... complication.

Ysforgul didn't doubt his right to rule. But he had to acknowledge for now 
it might be out of reach, which grated on him. Fortunately the Emperor had 
finally declared open war with the orcs, so he was molified somewhat.

But it was a far more insidious complication that was becoming apparent to 
Ysforgul.

He was getting older.

It was small things. The crackle of bones when he would awaken and rise 
from his bunk. The accursed cold's bite being that slight bit more 
noticeable, even through his armour. A weariness that was hard to shake.

But the real problem?

He did not have a successor.

The idea of his death coming did not concern him. He would die gloriously 
for his empire, and it would be a thing of stories to come. But leaving the 
blade sect to be lead by a ... sky giant ...? Impossible. The idea sickened 
him. The Emperor may have promoted it, overruling Ysforgul's decision, but 
he could not stand for the idea.

He must find a successor.

One worthy of the title of war master.

Immortal Comments

Timeline

Level History

Title History

PK Wins

Dec 20, 2019|Lv 15|The Eastern Road|Iishdion vs 1: [15] Ysforgul (100%, slice) Dec 20, 2019|Lv 16|East Sumner's Road|Iishdion vs 1: [16] Ysforgul (100%, slice) Dec 21, 2019|Lv 18|Bramblefield Road|Ekos vs 1: [18] Ysforgul (100%, hit) Dec 22, 2019|Lv 21|Darsylon|Cobielio vs 1: [21] Ysforgul (100%, cleave) Dec 24, 2019|Lv 31|Graveyard|Karathen vs 1: [31] Ysforgul (100%, slash) Dec 25, 2019|Lv 32|Keep of Ceawlin|Viggkhun vs 1: [32] Ysforgul (100%, flurry) Dec 26, 2019|Lv 35|The Eastern Road|Fingolmir vs 1: [35] Ysforgul (100%, divine power) Dec 26, 2019|Lv 35|Eil Shaeria|Eithlenn vs 1: [35] Ysforgul (100%, defilement) Dec 27, 2019|Lv 40|The Open Plains|Baena vs 1: [40] Ysforgul (100%, flurry) Dec 27, 2019|Lv 40|The Imperial Palace|Noma vs 1: [40] Ysforgul (100%, flurry) Dec 28, 2019|Lv 40|BattleRager Village|Baena vs 1: [40] Ysforgul (100%, defilement) Dec 29, 2019|Lv 44|The Imperial Lands|Dhuzok vs 2: [51] Terpilans (10%), [44] Ysforgul (89%, flurry) Dec 30, 2019|Lv 51|The Imperial Palace|Bugglin vs 2: [51] Terpilans (51%), [51] Ysforgul (48%, divine power) Dec 30, 2019|Lv 51|The Imperial Palace|Bugglin vs 2: [51] Terpilans (17%), [51] Ysforgul (82%, parting blow) Dec 30, 2019|Lv 51|The Ruins of Ostalagiah|Learielle vs 2: [51] Jehir (31%, wrath), [51] Ysforgul (68%) Dec 30, 2019|Lv 51|The Imperial Palace|Learielle vs 2: [51] Jehir (13%), [51] Ysforgul (86%, flurry) Dec 30, 2019|Lv 51|The Imperial Lands|Shaenalae vs 2: [51] Ysforgul (58%, divine power), [51] Jehir (41%) Dec 30, 2019|Lv 51|The Imperial Lands|Bugglin vs 3: [51] Terpilans (0%), [51] Ysforgul (53%, freezing cut), [51] Jehir (45%) Dec 30, 2019|Lv 51|The Imperial Palace|Learielle vs 3: [51] Jehir (49%), [51] Ysforgul (50%, divine power), [51] Terpilans (0%) Dec 30, 2019|Lv 51|Hamsah Mu'tazz|Bugglin vs 2: [51] Jehir (39%, wrath), [51] Ysforgul (60%) Dec 30, 2019|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Bugglin vs 3: [51] Terpilans (20%), [51] Ysforgul (43%, divine power), [51] Jehir (36%) Dec 30, 2019|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Shaenalae vs 4: [51] Ysforgul (60%, divine power), [51] Terpilans (28%), [51] Learielle (4%), [51] Jehir (6%) Dec 30, 2019|Lv 51|Valley of Veran|Kharum vs 2: [51] Zaol (37%), [51] Ysforgul (62%, divine power) Dec 30, 2019|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Tauzak vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, flurry) Dec 30, 2019|Lv 51|The Imperial Lands|Tauzak vs 3: [51] Talevar (38%), [51] Terpilans (5%), [51] Ysforgul (55%, flurry) Dec 30, 2019|Lv 51|The Redhorn Mountains|Ellainaraya vs 5: [51] Ysforgul (31%), [50] Dhrak (16%), [51] Tegerek (20%), [51] Zaol (6%), [50] Zirrix (25%, bleeding artery) Dec 30, 2019|Lv 51|Balator|Arlyssa vs 4: [51] Terpilans (6%), [51] Ysforgul (66%, venomous slash), [51] Illyria (1%), [50] Zirrix (25%) Dec 31, 2019|Lv 51|The Outlander Refuge|Xuvian vs 3: [51] Zaol (21%, burst of energy), [51] Ysforgul (20%), [51] Darlof (58%) Jan 1, 2020 |Lv 51|The Fields of Balator|Xuvian vs 2: [51] Ysforgul (45%), [51] Zaol (54%, parting blow) Jan 2, 2020 |Lv 51|The Imperial Lands|Cexonza vs 2: [51] Terpilans (33%), [51] Ysforgul (66%, chop) Jan 3, 2020 |Lv 51|Balator|Shaenalae vs 2: [51] Angaph (30%), [51] Ysforgul (69%, divine power) Jan 7, 2020 |Lv 51|The Redhorn Mountains|Siphani vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, freezing cut) Jan 8, 2020 |Lv 51|Silverwood|Caikwei vs 2: [51] Ysforgul (49%, cleave), [51] Angaph (50%) Jan 9, 2020 |Lv 51|Fortress of Light|Derizal vs 3: [51] Ysforgul (8%), [51] Gruntner (70%, strike of purity), [51] Siphani (20%) Jan 9, 2020 |Lv 51|Outside Hamsah Mu'tazz|Learielle vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, divine power) Jan 10, 2020|Lv 51|Arkham|Bandis vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, divine power) Jan 10, 2020|Lv 51|The Imperial Lands|Elladorius vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, divine power) Jan 10, 2020|Lv 51|Fortress of Light|Ellainaraya vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, parting blow) Jan 11, 2020|Lv 51|The North Road|Siphani vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, flurry) Jan 11, 2020|Lv 51|Fortress of Light|Siphani vs 2: [51] Ysforgul (82%, slash), [51] Inaj (17%) Jan 12, 2020|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Viggkhun vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, flurry) Jan 13, 2020|Lv 51|The Imperial Palace|Xiqoanna vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, flurry) Jan 13, 2020|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Allatell vs 2: [51] Sylvari (11%), [51] Ysforgul (88%, divine power) Jan 13, 2020|Lv 51|East Sumner's Road|Viggkhun vs 3: [51] Ysforgul (4%), [51] Sylvari (31%, torments), [51] Darlof (64%) Jan 13, 2020|Lv 51|East Sumner's Road|Siphani vs 3: [51] Ysforgul (63%, flurry), [51] Sylvari (34%), [51] Darlof (1%) Jan 14, 2020|Lv 51|Fortress of Light|Siphani vs 3: [51] Ysforgul (86%, flurry), [51] Darlof (8%), [51] Sylvari (5%) Jan 14, 2020|Lv 51|Northern Foothills|Sylvari vs 4: [51] Allatell (24%), [51] Viggkhun (35%, wrath), [51] Ysforgul (8%), [51] Siphani (31%) Jan 14, 2020|Lv 51|Fortress of Light|Viggkhun vs 2: [51] Ysforgul (69%, divine power), [51] Sylvari (30%) Jan 14, 2020|Lv 51|Udgaard|Frotsam vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, parting blow) Jan 14, 2020|Lv 51|Domain of Eternal Night|Narra vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, brutal attack) Jan 14, 2020|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Siphani vs 2: [44] Noma (6%), [51] Ysforgul (93%, flurry) Jan 15, 2020|Lv 51|Fortress of Light|Kharum vs 2: [51] Ysforgul (70%, venomous slash), [51] Sylvari (29%) Jan 15, 2020|Lv 51|The Imperial Palace|Siphani vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, flurry) Jan 15, 2020|Lv 51|The Imperial Palace|Kharum vs 2: [51] Sylvari (17%), [51] Ysforgul (82%, divine power) Jan 16, 2020|Lv 51|The Imperial Lands|Ruht vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, flurry) Jan 16, 2020|Lv 51|The Ruins of Ostalagiah|Ruht vs 3: [51] Ysforgul (65%, parting blow), [51] Sylvari (17%), [51] Darlof (16%) Jan 16, 2020|Lv 51|Outside Hamsah Mu'tazz|Ruht vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, divine power) Jan 16, 2020|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Ioxia vs 2: [51] Ysforgul (30%, flurry), [51] Sylvari (69%) Jan 17, 2020|Lv 51|Aldevari|Ruht vs 2: [51] Darlof (13%), [51] Ysforgul (86%, divine power) Jan 17, 2020|Lv 51|BattleRager Village|Qyayad vs 4: [51] Talevar (42%), [51] Ysforgul (11%), [51] Zaol (24%, piercing venoms), [51] Darlof (21%) Jan 18, 2020|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Gruntner vs 3: [51] Sylvari (16%), [51] Ysforgul (82%, surge of water), [44] Pipi (1%) Jan 18, 2020|Lv 51|Mount Kiadana-Rah|Fehndel vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, flurry) Jan 19, 2020|Lv 51|Voralian City|Antaluvion vs 2: [51] Sylvari (19%, beating), [51] Ysforgul (80%) Jan 19, 2020|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Baena vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, parting blow) Jan 20, 2020|Lv 51|BattleRager Village|Qyayad vs 3: [51] Ysforgul (69%, flurry), [51] Angaph (26%), [51] Sylvari (4%) Jan 20, 2020|Lv 51|Shepherd's Row|Gruntner vs 2: [51] Sylvari (3%), [51] Ysforgul (96%, slash) Jan 20, 2020|Lv 51|Shepherd's Row|Allatell vs 2: [51] Ysforgul (67%, flurry), [51] Sylvari (32%) Jan 21, 2020|Lv 51|Fortress of Light|Pipi vs 2: [51] Ysforgul (50%, flurry), [51] Angaph (49%) Jan 21, 2020|Lv 51|Fortress of Light|Pipi vs 2: [51] Ysforgul (68%, flurry), [51] Inaj (31%) Jan 21, 2020|Lv 51|The Redhorn Mountains|Pipi vs 3: [51] Inaj (17%), [51] Darlof (26%, prayer of anguish), [51] Ysforgul (56%) Jan 21, 2020|Lv 51|Fortress of Light|Pipi vs 5: [51] Xiqoanna (0%), [51] Ysforgul (70%, slash), [51] Darlof (0%), [51] Inaj (14%), [51] Ellainaraya (14%) Jan 22, 2020|Lv 51|BattleRager Village|Tzarve vs 2: [47] Itzenxilaatl (21%), [51] Ysforgul (78%, divine power) Jan 22, 2020|Lv 51|East Sumner's Road|Ioxia vs 3: [51] Sylvari (4%), [51] Ysforgul (83%, flurry), [47] Itzenxilaatl (12%) Jan 22, 2020|Lv 51|Outside Hamsah Mu'tazz|Ioxia vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, flurry) Jan 23, 2020|Lv 51|East Sumner's Road|Allatell vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, cleave) Jan 24, 2020|Lv 51|The Imperial Lands|Tzarve vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, parting blow) Jan 24, 2020|Lv 51|Fortress of Light|Siphani vs 3: [51] Xorkiuth (0%), [51] Ysforgul (93%, divine power), [51] Darlof (6%) Jan 25, 2020|Lv 51|Ayr'Trinil, the Arial City|Siphani vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, flurry) Jan 25, 2020|Lv 51|East Sumner's Road|Siphani vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, flurry) Jan 26, 2020|Lv 51|Fortress of Light|Siphani vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, flurry) Jan 26, 2020|Lv 51|The Dragon Sea|Tzarve vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, divine power) Jan 27, 2020|Lv 51|Shepherd's Row|Viggkhun vs 2: [51] Sylvari (42%), [51] Ysforgul (57%, divine power) Jan 27, 2020|Lv 51|Fortress of Light|Allatell vs 2: [51] Sylvari (10%), [51] Ysforgul (89%, flurry) Jan 27, 2020|Lv 51|Fortress of Light|Viggkhun vs 2: [51] Ysforgul (100%, divine power), [51] Sylvari (0%) Jan 28, 2020|Lv 51|BattleRager Village|Learielle vs 3: [51] Ysforgul (75%), [51] Darlof (13%, crushing force), [51] Sylvari (10%) Jan 28, 2020|Lv 51|Northern Foothills|Allatell vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, parting blow) Jan 28, 2020|Lv 51|Shepherd's Row|Allatell vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, burst of energy) Jan 28, 2020|Lv 51|The Redhorn Mountains|Kharum vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, burst of energy) Jan 28, 2020|Lv 51|Shepherd's Row|Kharum vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, divine power) Jan 28, 2020|Lv 51|The Imperial Palace|Kharum vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, flurry) Jan 28, 2020|Lv 51|Fortress of Light|Ellainaraya vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, flurry) Jan 28, 2020|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Quimtir vs 3: [51] Ysforgul (4%, divine power), [51] Tegerek (74%), [50] Dhrak (20%) Jan 29, 2020|Lv 51|Fortress of Light|Kharum vs 2: [51] Ysforgul (52%, cleave), [47] Itzenxilaatl (47%) Jan 29, 2020|Lv 51|The Grove|Kharum vs 2: [47] Itzenxilaatl (40%), [51] Ysforgul (59%, burst of energy) Jan 29, 2020|Lv 51|Fortress of Light|Antaluvion vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, frigid chop) Jan 29, 2020|Lv 51|The Imperial Palace|Viggkhun vs 2: [51] Ysforgul (74%), [51] Sylvari (25%, digestion) Jan 29, 2020|Lv 51|East Sumner's Road|Ellainaraya vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, flurry) Jan 29, 2020|Lv 51|The Imperial Palace|Aehwic vs 2: [51] Darlof (11%), [51] Ysforgul (88%, cleave) Jan 29, 2020|Lv 51|Outside Hamsah Mu'tazz|Quimtir vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, flurry) Jan 30, 2020|Lv 51|Fortress of Light|Kharum vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, frigid chop) Jan 30, 2020|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Cabessudo vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, parting blow) Jan 30, 2020|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Valiralur vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, parting blow) Feb 1, 2020 |Lv 51|The Green Lair|Viggkhun vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, poison) Feb 1, 2020 |Lv 51|The Green Lair|Kharum vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, slice) Feb 1, 2020 |Lv 51|The Green Lair|Antaluvion vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, cleave) Feb 2, 2020 |Lv 51|The Redhorn Mountains|Pipi vs 3: [51] Angaph (27%, circle stab), [51] Ysforgul (1%), [40] Krata (71%) Feb 2, 2020 |Lv 51|The Imperial Palace|Kharum vs 2: [51] Angaph (49%, circle stab), [51] Ysforgul (50%) Feb 2, 2020 |Lv 51|The Imperial Palace|Xiqoanna vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, infernal power) Feb 2, 2020 |Lv 51|The Imperial Palace|Kharum vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, slash) Feb 2, 2020 |Lv 51|The Imperial Lands|Kharum vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, critical hit) Feb 3, 2020 |Lv 51|The Forgotten Island|Osalia vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, flurry) Feb 3, 2020 |Lv 51|The Imperial Lands|Xuvian vs 2: [51] Ysforgul (67%, burst of energy), [47] Itzenxilaatl (32%) Feb 3, 2020 |Lv 51|Udgaard|Osalia vs 2: [51] Ysforgul (73%, burst of energy), [40] Krata (26%) Feb 3, 2020 |Lv 51|The Tahril Mountains|Antaluvion vs 2: [51] Darlof (10%), [51] Ysforgul (89%, punch) Feb 3, 2020 |Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Viggkhun vs 2: [51] Darlof (0%), [51] Ysforgul (100%, flurry) Feb 4, 2020 |Lv 51|The Imperial Lands|Valiralur vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, kick) Feb 4, 2020 |Lv 51|The Redhorn Mountains|Elladorius vs 3: [51] Darlof (0%), [47] Itzenxilaatl (78%, icy grip), [51] Ysforgul (21%) Feb 4, 2020 |Lv 51|The Aryth Ocean|Cexonza vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, divine power) Feb 4, 2020 |Lv 51|The Aryth Ocean|Viggkhun vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, divine power) Feb 5, 2020 |Lv 51|The Imperial Palace|Gruntner vs 2: [47] Itzenxilaatl (50%, ), [51] Ysforgul (49%) Feb 9, 2020 |Lv 51|East Sumner's Road|Steapa vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, burst of energy) Feb 9, 2020 |Lv 51|The Imperial Palace|Xiqoanna vs 2: [51] Ysforgul (0%), [51] Vae (100%, slash) Feb 9, 2020 |Lv 51|The Dragon Sea|Dzonkulese vs 2: [51] Ysforgul (68%, divine power), [45] Yaennistel (31%) Feb 9, 2020 |Lv 51|Northern Foothills|Valiralur vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, burst of energy) Feb 9, 2020 |Lv 51|Silverwood|Dzonkulese vs 2: [51] Ysforgul (46%, flurry), [51] Angaph (53%) Feb 9, 2020 |Lv 51|Hamsah Mu'tazz|Learielle vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, divine power) Feb 10, 2020|Lv 51|Outside Hamsah Mu'tazz|Allatell vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, infernal power) Feb 10, 2020|Lv 51|Outside Hamsah Mu'tazz|Mohapar vs 2: [47] Itzenxilaatl (32%), [51] Ysforgul (67%, divine power) Feb 10, 2020|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Steapa vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, divine power) Feb 11, 2020|Lv 51|The Imperial Palace|Dorlangan vs 2: [40] Krata (31%, rending gale), [51] Ysforgul (68%) Feb 11, 2020|Lv 51|The Outlander Refuge|Pipi vs 3: [51] Takamae (1%), [40] Krata (15%, rending gale), [51] Ysforgul (83%) Feb 12, 2020|Lv 51|The Imperial Palace|Nossos vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, flurry) Feb 12, 2020|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Dorlangan vs 2: [47] Itzenxilaatl (54%), [51] Ysforgul (45%, rending gale) Feb 12, 2020|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Nossos vs 2: [47] Itzenxilaatl (43%), [51] Ysforgul (56%, parting blow) Feb 12, 2020|Lv 51|Dagdan|Viggkhun vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, flurry) Feb 12, 2020|Lv 51|Arkham|Dzonkulese vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, divine power) Feb 13, 2020|Lv 51|The Aryth Ocean|Cexonza vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, divine power) Feb 14, 2020|Lv 51|The Dwarf Forest|Nossos vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, flurry) Feb 14, 2020|Lv 51|The Imperial Palace|Ellainaraya vs 2: [51] Krata (3%), [51] Ysforgul (96%, divine power) Feb 14, 2020|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Cabessudo vs 2: [51] Krata (12%), [51] Ysforgul (87%, flurry) Feb 15, 2020|Lv 51|Khalid River|Dzonkulese vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, flurry) Feb 15, 2020|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Dzonkulese vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, flurry) Feb 16, 2020|Lv 51|Shepherd's Row|Steapa vs 2: [51] Ysforgul (67%, flurry), [51] Krata (32%) Feb 16, 2020|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Steapa vs 3: [51] Angaph (5%), [51] Krata (11%), [51] Ysforgul (82%, corrosive slice) Feb 16, 2020|Lv 51|The Imperial Palace|Xalic vs 3: [51] Angaph (16%, circle stab), [51] Ysforgul (37%), [51] Krata (46%) Feb 16, 2020|Lv 51|The Imperial Palace|Cabessudo vs 3: [51] Krata (3%), [51] Ysforgul (66%, flurry), [51] Angaph (30%) Feb 17, 2020|Lv 51|The Imperial Palace|Xiqoanna vs 2: [47] Itzenxilaatl (18%, punch), [51] Ysforgul (81%) Feb 17, 2020|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Viggkhun vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, divine power) Feb 17, 2020|Lv 51|The Eastern Road|Xiqoanna vs 2: [51] Ysforgul (22%, divine power), [51] Krata (77%) Feb 18, 2020|Lv 51|The Forgotten Island|Allatell vs 1: [51] Ysforgul (100%, corrosive slice) Feb 18, 2020|Lv 51|Fortress of Light|Viggkhun vs 2: [51] Ysforgul (75%, flurry), [51] Krata (24%)

PK Deaths

Mob Deaths