King Alathar VI

Name: Alathar

Age: 311 (Deceased)

Gender: Male

Species: Human

Magic: Originally exceptionally talented.

Weapon of choice: The Legions.

Role: Immortal King, Lifte

Description : 7'4, huge figure. Even with graying hair he was well built, muscular, with long hair and eyes a pale gray. Wore the Regalia of the Monarch, but was most often seen out and about in Black Breeches and a Black Shirt.

History: Alathar took the throne at a young age, being only seven at the time. Exceptionally gifted in magic, he produced hundreds of new spells and rewrote many of the spells so they were simpler to do. He was a prodigy, and created his first Golem at fourteen, before producing a Homunculus at nineteen, the first of it's kind to be seen in Dalisor. He was married to a Princess from Whelk, but when she died from complications during childbirth relations with Whelk soured.

After her death, Alathar became obsessed with conquering death. Whilst he remained jovial and kind in the public eye, even going so far as to follow the usual standard of having five wives and many concubines... Behind closed doors he was a hermit, working away at his books, devoting rooms to the study of death. It was said he found the very cause of death, and named it by it's true name. His skill in magic and his superior intellect led him down a path that few had tread, and only one other had reached the end of it. Words with the Oscrovian delegation, a Miss Akilina Demichev, led him to a private speech with the Empress of Oscrow, Natashka, and returned brimming with more ideas.

He undertook studies in Steam and Technology, rebuilding the city to encompass better, more efficient ways for lighting, plumbing and practically everything. Wytchfire was gone from the lamps along the streets. Magic began to be laughed at, then scorned, then hated. It was during this time that Alathar gained immortality, at the cost of the entire magical potential of his bloodline. It is said that Empress Natashka visited Alathar during these years, to help him in realizing what immortality meant.

After a few years, he had finished his grand undertaking, the rebuilding of the city. It was built strangely, as if it were four separate places. One year later, people knew why. The ground shifted, the earth cracked, and Dalisor was brought into the sky. Three of the four stayed together, these being Sylvitrias, Cathureos and Albosul, but the fourth, smaller one vanished, completely gone from the world. At the same time, Alathar's wives and concubines disappeared.

A few years later, Alathar committed suicide, jumping from the hgihest peak of his Palace; this is now known as "Alathar's Rest". Though he fell all the way to the Old City, no trace of his body was found, not even a splatter. He left the throne to his great, great grandson, Alathron.