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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jaelommiss" data-source="post: 6734724" data-attributes="member: 6775925">I'll be number four if he doesn't want to. I'd like to play an aasimar, if allowed. I saw you banned tieflings, so I thought it would be a good idea to ask first. Human would work as an alternative. I'll be a Death domain cleric named Feraza'ali. From my greatest of grandfathers, to my father, and now to me, my family has watched over the tomb of the fallen High Priest of Arawn, Tufail Soltani, for 900 years. Our patron, he has granted us the power needed to maintain his tomb and, when necessary, defend it from defilers. Over the generations his power has elevated us above mere humans as proof of our divine station.  It was in the fourth year after my inheritance of the mantle of guardianship that calamity struck. As I entered the inner sanctum of the tomb for the morning rituals, I discovered our Master's sarcophagus lay opened. Whispered myths spoke that Soltani himself awoke from his slumber in times of great need, though I had always dismissed such fanciful tales. Now, though, the proof was before me, for no thief could have avoided the wards and traps, to say nothing of my constant watch. A thorough search of the tomb revealed no one, though at times I felt as though I was being observed. When I returned to the entrance, a set of tracks in the sand departing the tomb lay before me, leading into the desert. I have journeyed to the city of Is'Merith for information to guide my search for Soltani. Although my character is unaware of it, Tufail Soltani is a Mummy Lord and willingly left the tomb.</blockquote>

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