What Is The Corrupted Shinze Temple?
Blitherby's yellow braid had black beads, which is sacrilegious for any true follower of Shinze. This combined with the strange corrupted type of Shinze temple below the manor is strange.
What about those weird notes?
The series of temples found below Stoneblood Manor are full of strange symbols, ominous streaks of blood, and corruption. Not to mention the rift that opened when Nira dropped her blood on the crystal altar. Now that they all connect to the cemetery, how do they relate? James seemsa unaware of their existence, but could Blitherby be involved with the corrupt Shinze splinter sect under the manor?
Blitherby
Blitherby is the very self-important butler of the Glasserune family. He has served them for decades, training under his father, who trained under his grandfather, and so on. The families are intertwined throughout their history.
He has a bit of a superiority complex, preferring high elves to other races.
Highly organized, he runs much of the day to day work in Stoneblood Manor and arranging meetings for the high council.
Balvonier is an ancient city. Located as the first city when people enter Tricreche through the Brez Pass, this city stands as the capital of Tricreche. They make every effort to be modern, but there can occasionally be achoke point for technology in Corazon Island. Currently ruled by James Glasserune after the passing of his father, Baron Hanburn Glasserune. This town always rules with a baron from the Shinze religion and a Baroness from the Liguaquide religion, as is Glasserune tradition.
Balvonier is an ancient city. Located as the first city when people enter Tricreche through the Brez Pass, this city stands as the capital of Tricreche. They make every effort to be modern, but there can occasionally be achoke point for technology in Corazon Island. Currently ruled by James Glasserune after the passing of his father, Baron Hanburn Glasserune. This town always rules with a baron from the Shinze religion and a Baroness from the Liguaquide religion, as is Glasserune tradition.
Oh My God(s)!!!
Exploring a secret passage leads to more questions than answers. What is poisoning the water? There are several temples, but all of them seem not quite right. Two coffins contain the remains of what may be vampires, so could the Glasserune curse be real? So many clues, but do any of them fit with the current mystery? The clock ticks down.
