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<blockquote data-quote="Brakkart" data-source="post: 3024624" data-attributes="member: 19617">Brakkart is a villain I invented for my homebrew OD&amp;D world ages back. A priest of Nyx the goddess of death &amp; the undead, he was second in command of the Cult Lands, a desert nation ruled by Nyx's priesthood (many of the senior members of which are liches or animuses) built around the ruins of a former egyptian-themed empire called Kaikahuru (name plundered from the old Dragon Warriors rpg world).When I got onto the net in University, I found Austin MUD and used Brakkart as my first characters name there. Brakkart rocketed through levels to the peak of mortal achievement (lvl 70) in a very short time and soon after was raised into godhood. As God of Intrigue, Brakkart plots and schemes to start wars, make and break alliances and generally cause havoc. He is also the foremost builder in Austin's history, adding nearly 1200 rooms to the game world (or about 12% of the world).Though I've long since retired from active play on Austin, Brakkart continues to be my callsign of choice on the internet on numerous sites and forums.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Brakkart, post: 3024624, member: 19617"] Brakkart is a villain I invented for my homebrew OD&D world ages back. A priest of Nyx the goddess of death & the undead, he was second in command of the Cult Lands, a desert nation ruled by Nyx's priesthood (many of the senior members of which are liches or animuses) built around the ruins of a former egyptian-themed empire called Kaikahuru (name plundered from the old Dragon Warriors rpg world). When I got onto the net in University, I found Austin MUD and used Brakkart as my first characters name there. Brakkart rocketed through levels to the peak of mortal achievement (lvl 70) in a very short time and soon after was raised into godhood. As God of Intrigue, Brakkart plots and schemes to start wars, make and break alliances and generally cause havoc. He is also the foremost builder in Austin's history, adding nearly 1200 rooms to the game world (or about 12% of the world). Though I've long since retired from active play on Austin, Brakkart continues to be my callsign of choice on the internet on numerous sites and forums. [/QUOTE]

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