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\n The full story<\/span><\/p>\n

Idinhelieth \u2013 Harbinger of Pestilence<\/h2>\n

Fourth of Mindoriel\u2019s Spawn. Idinhelieth was not known to the Tharameni for some time as his part in the Sibling War was mostly covert. It was thought that the disease and emptiness that gripped the land was the work of Myrothlir and his unholy abominations, when in truth Idinhelieth had been concocting his own means to dwindle the numbers of Tharador\u2019s mortals. Sickness, starvation and suffering were his means to such an end, leaving the lands barren and wasted.<\/p>\n

The Divine of Pestilence and Disease. Idinhelieth is responsible for all famines and plagues that have ever stretched across Tharador, bestowing calamitous plagues upon civilizations and wiping out entire crops and swathes of greenery, as he did in Hinatal. Idinhelieth\u2019s existence was unknown to the Tharameni for some time, until near the end of the Sibling War when his form was revealed: a gaunt and sickly child, not too unlike Namneri in his appearance, yet younger and thinner. His evils were ones that were nigh invisible, stretching across Minera unseen, until it was too late to stop it.<\/p>\n

Now in the assault on Syelden, his goal is to completely taint the endless end with pestilence, hoping to find Namneri\u2019s Chalice itself and bring his pestilence to every soul that rests within it. In doing so, the afterlife would be forever corrupted, unhealable, lest they destroy the Chalice again, and remake it. A task that previously sapped much power from Namneri to do, and he still has not recovered from. Should Idinhelieth succeed, it could mean the prevailing of evil across all Minera, and an end of the days of light.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

The set<\/span><\/p>\n

The dark forces of Mindoriel\u2019s Spawn have invaded Syelden, the Endless End. Tharador\u2019s afterlife of infinite planes, each tailored to the souls that reside there. The Tharameni and their devout protectors must fend off the evil of Idinhelieth, the harbinger of disease and pestilence, before his rot corrupts even the most pure of places. Should they fail, the afterlife would become a torturous hell for all.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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The campaign<\/span><\/p>\n

In Divine Gambit Pt III the party awakes in the blackness of the void, after having suffered an untimely end. They discover, however, that the sanctuary of heaven has been breached by the forces of evil, who are slowly destroying the fabric of the afterlife. They must band together with other survivors to drive the forces of the abyss out, restoring order to Syelden and the infinite planes that exist within it.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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