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XVII - Abeas es Diesra Arual

Abeas was crowned at the age of 51 and spent his sixteen years in power making hasty and futile attempts to achieve the same greatness as some of his ancestors. Blinded by the thirst for glory, he, the senate, and the council of the empire decided to continue the expansion and invaded the neighboring kingdom of Nefaria. In response to this act of aggression, the gray cardinal of Nefaria, Many-Faced Monogat, turned the population of his country and the fallen soldiers of the empire into undead. Despite the economic and military advantage, the empire cannot cope with the relentless army of the enemy, and the conflict reaches a stalemate. This leads to severe economic and social consequences for the country, and the war on the borders with Nefaria continues to this day. The Emperor Abeas was fond of board games – chess, checkers, mahjong, and many others. Contemporaries (especially those who lived during the reign of Naer) describe him as a very sharp-minded person, but his unimpressive results as a ruler left behind mainly negative memories, overshadowing any possible virtues. Effect: -5+10 to intelligence (randomly).

Abeas was crowned at the age of 51 and spent his sixteen years in power making hasty and futile attempts to achieve the same greatness as some of his ancestors. Blinded by the thirst for glory, he, the senate, and the council of the empire decided to continue the expansion and invaded the neighboring kingdom of Nefaria. In response to this act of aggression, the gray cardinal of Nefaria, Many-Faced Monogat, turned the population of his country and the fallen soldiers of the empire into undead. Despite the economic and military advantage, the empire cannot cope with the relentless army of the enemy, and the conflict reaches a stalemate. This leads to severe economic and social consequences for the country, and the war on the borders with Nefaria continues to this day. The Emperor Abeas was fond of board games – chess, checkers, mahjong, and many others. Contemporaries (especially those who lived during the reign of Naer) describe him as a very sharp-minded person, but his unimpressive results as a ruler left behind mainly negative memories, overshadowing any possible virtues. Effect: -5+10 to intelligence (randomly).