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	==History==		==History==
	===Manipulations of the Karawinns<ref>KotD p. 10-78</ref>===		===Manipulations of the Karawinns<ref>KotD p. 9-78</ref>===
	Oldar Wahldrun was but a simple Darkonian peasant whose background extended into the [[false history]] of that [[domain]]. In [[579 BC]], he and long-time companion [[Balitor]] were hired by [[Lady Karawinn]] to retrieve some allegedly magic [[water]] from a stream near [[Castle Avernus]]. They were attacked by [[undead]] but rescued by a stranger, a newcomer who vanquished the [[undead]]. This newcomer, Firan revealed this substance was in fact a deadly [[poison]]. Firan accompanied Balitor and Oldar back to the Karawinn mansion. Upon their arrival, Lady Karawinn took the delivery and offered them a [[poisoned]] [[wine]]. Firan too revealed this [[betrayal]] and called out [[Lord Karawinn]]. Firan ultimately uncovered a [[conspiracy]] and [[assassination]] planned by the Karawinns against [[Darcalus Rex]], then ruler of Darkon. [[Lord Aldewaine]], then [[baron]] of [[Il Aluk]], was another key conspirator. Instead of revealing the conspiracy, Firan used it to his advantage, for [[the Dark Powers]] had made him believe that Darcalus was responsible for the death of his son, [[Irik Zal'honan (Son)\|Irik]]. In truth, Firan and Darcalus Rex were two halves the same whole, split apart by the Dark Powers each with fragmented memories.		Oldar Wahldrun was but a simple Darkonian peasant whose background extended into the [[false history]] of that [[domain]]. In [[579 BC]], he and long-time companion [[Balitor]] were hired by [[Lady Karawinn]] to retrieve some allegedly magic [[water]] from a stream near [[Castle Avernus]]. They were attacked by [[undead]] but rescued by a stranger, a newcomer who vanquished the [[undead]]. This newcomer, Firan revealed this substance was in fact a deadly [[poison]]. Firan accompanied Balitor and Oldar back to the Karawinn mansion. Upon their arrival, Lady Karawinn took the delivery and offered them a [[poisoned]] [[wine]]. Firan too revealed this [[betrayal]] and called out [[Lord Karawinn]]. Firan ultimately uncovered a [[conspiracy]] and [[assassination]] planned by the Karawinns against [[Darcalus Rex]], then ruler of Darkon. [[Lord Aldewaine]], then [[baron]] of [[Il Aluk]], was another key conspirator. Instead of revealing the conspiracy, Firan used it to his advantage, for [[the Dark Powers]] had made him believe that Darcalus was responsible for the death of his son, [[Irik Zal'honan (Son)\|Irik]]. In truth, Firan and Darcalus Rex were two halves the same whole, split apart by the Dark Powers each with fragmented memories.

	Firan informed the Karawinns and Aldewaine of Darcalus' [[undead]] [[immortal]] nature and engendered their wary cooperation in his plan to destroy Darcalus. Firan, Oldar, Balitor, and the three noble conspirators went to a baronial ball throne by Darcalus Rex at [[Castle Avernus]]. The king appeared briefly to welcome his guests to the [[feast]] before disappearing back into Castle Avernus. Firan then launched his plan to destroy the immortal Darcalus Rex. Irik's [[ghost]] briefly took [[possession]] of Oldar, a similarly innocent soul, and spoke through him to Firan. Irik attempted to persuade Firan from his course of action and stated that he forgave his [[killer]], unable to say more due to the influence of the [[Dark Powers]]. Firan nonetheless continued with his scheme. He discovered Darcalus' phylactery and smashed it. As Firan confronted Darcalus and began to throttle him, the truth of their connection came to him, and the now whole again Azalin Rex was welcome to his new [[domain]].~~<ref name="King of the Dead p. 9-78">[[King of the Dead]] p. 9-78</ref>~~		Firan informed the Karawinns and Aldewaine of Darcalus' [[undead]] [[immortal]] nature and engendered their wary cooperation in his plan to destroy Darcalus. Firan, Oldar, Balitor, and the three noble conspirators went to a baronial ball throne by Darcalus Rex at [[Castle Avernus]]. The king appeared briefly to welcome his guests to the [[feast]] before disappearing back into Castle Avernus. Firan then launched his plan to destroy the immortal Darcalus Rex. Irik's [[ghost]] briefly took [[possession]] of Oldar, a similarly innocent soul, and spoke through him to Firan. Irik attempted to persuade Firan from his course of action and stated that he forgave his [[killer]], unable to say more due to the influence of the [[Dark Powers]]. Firan nonetheless continued with his scheme. He discovered Darcalus' phylactery and smashed it. As Firan confronted Darcalus and began to throttle him, the truth of their connection came to him, and the now whole again Azalin Rex was welcome to his new [[domain]].

	===Azalin assumes the throne<ref>272-312</ref>===		===Azalin assumes the throne<ref>272-312</ref>===

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	Oldar Wahldrun was a [[Darkonian]] [[peasant]] [[farmer]] and one of the first people an amnesiac [[Firan Zal'honan]] met in [[579 BC]] when he first entered [[Darkon]]. Much to his trepidation, Oldar became involved in a complicated and precarious series of events beyond his ~~underestanding~~. However, because of his service and [[loyal]]ty to [[Azalin]] ultimately earned him life-long [[protection]] by the king of Darkon, despite Azalin's one-time [[betrayal]].<ref>[[King of the Dead]]</ref> {{Declared non-canon-small}} This protection was extended to [[:category:Wahldrun Family\|his family]] and descendants, including [[Oldar Wahldrun (the second)\|a descendant bearing the same name]] that was called upon by Azalin almost two centuries later.<ref>[[Lord of the Necropolis]]</ref>.		Oldar Wahldrun was a [[Darkonian]] [[peasant]] [[farmer]] and one of the first people an amnesiac [[Firan Zal'honan]] met in [[579 BC]] when he first entered [[Darkon]]. Much to his trepidation, Oldar became involved in a complicated and precarious series of events beyond his understanding. However, because of his service and [[loyal]]ty to [[Azalin]] ultimately earned him life-long [[protection]] by the king of Darkon, despite Azalin's one-time [[betrayal]].<ref>[[King of the Dead]]</ref> {{Declared non-canon-small}} This protection was extended to [[:category:Wahldrun Family\|his family]] and descendants, including [[Oldar Wahldrun (the second)\|a descendant bearing the same name]] that was called upon by Azalin almost two centuries later.<ref>[[Lord of the Necropolis]]</ref>.

	==History==		==History==
	~~{{canon}}~~		===Manipulations of the Karawinns<ref>KotD p. 10-78</ref>===
			Oldar Wahldrun was but a simple Darkonian peasant whose background extended into the [[false history]] of that [[domain]]. In [[579 BC]], he and long-time companion [[Balitor]] were hired by [[Lady Karawinn]] to retrieve some allegedly magic [[water]] from a stream near [[Castle Avernus]]. They were attacked by [[undead]] but rescued by a stranger, a newcomer who vanquished the [[undead]]. This newcomer, Firan revealed this substance was in fact a deadly [[poison]]. Firan accompanied Balitor and Oldar back to the Karawinn mansion. Upon their arrival, Lady Karawinn took the delivery and offered them a [[poisoned]] [[wine]]. Firan too revealed this [[betrayal]] and called out [[Lord Karawinn]]. Firan ultimately uncovered a [[conspiracy]] and [[assassination]] planned by the Karawinns against [[Darcalus Rex]], then ruler of Darkon. [[Lord Aldewaine]], then [[baron]] of [[Il Aluk]], was another key conspirator. Instead of revealing the conspiracy, Firan used it to his advantage, for [[the Dark Powers]] had made him believe that Darcalus was responsible for the death of his son, [[Irik Zal'honan (Son)\|Irik]]. In truth, Firan and Darcalus Rex were two halves the same whole, split apart by the Dark Powers each with fragmented memories.

			Firan informed the Karawinns and Aldewaine of Darcalus' [[undead]] [[immortal]] nature and engendered their wary cooperation in his plan to destroy Darcalus. Firan, Oldar, Balitor, and the three noble conspirators went to a baronial ball throne by Darcalus Rex at [[Castle Avernus]]. The king appeared briefly to welcome his guests to the [[feast]] before disappearing back into Castle Avernus. Firan then launched his plan to destroy the immortal Darcalus Rex. Irik's [[ghost]] briefly took [[possession]] of Oldar, a similarly innocent soul, and spoke through him to Firan. Irik attempted to persuade Firan from his course of action and stated that he forgave his [[killer]], unable to say more due to the influence of the [[Dark Powers]]. Firan nonetheless continued with his scheme. He discovered Darcalus' phylactery and smashed it. As Firan confronted Darcalus and began to throttle him, the truth of their connection came to him, and the now whole again Azalin Rex was welcome to his new [[domain]].<ref name="King of the Dead p. 9-78">[[King of the Dead]] p. 9-78</ref>

			===Azalin assumes the throne<ref>272-312</ref>===
			The newly whole Azalin gathered Darcalus' former guests and declared he was their [[ruler]]. Azalin slew the Karawinns and Aldewaine for their conspiracy had led to his entrapment in Darkon. Oldar and Balitor, both pawns in the scheme and by now loyal friends, were offered property and the [[noble rank]] of baron. Balitor accepted, becoming the new baron of Il Aluk, but Oldar refused the title and [[land]]s of [[Baron Cauldry]]. Oldar only wanted to return to work the [[farm]] with his father. Oldar feared further involvement with Azalin might spell his doom, and he held no lofty ambitions. Azalin accepted this refusal, but then swore to protect Oldar for the rest of his [[life]].

			Azalin later [[betrayed]] his word, for he sent his [[undead]] to kidnap Oldar from Balitor's mansion in the dead of [[night]]. They dragged him back to Castle Avernus where Azalin attempted a [[soul transference]] ritual to put Irik into Oldar's [[body]]. With Irik's help, Oldar resisted and ran off into the night. Irik chided his father for the breaking of his [[oath]], and Azalin seemed to regret his betrayal. Oldar returned to his family's farm, still benefiting from the protection of Azalin, as much as he feared him.

			===Legacy===
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			Oldar eventually had children of his own and lived out the rest of his existence, dying a natural death. He refused any offers from Azalin to extend his natural life from the draining of others. However, Azalin's oath of protection extended to the entire [[:category:Wahldrun Family\|Wahldrun family line]], including his descendants. [[Oldar Wahldrun (the second)\|A descendant sharing the same name]] several generations on down the line was one such beneficiary. This second Oldar shared many of the same personality traits and even appearance as the first and dreamy shared memories may indicate they shared the same [[soul]].<ref>LotN p. 40-42, 45, 56-59</ref>

	~~Oldar Wahldrun is a good man and a loyal subject of [[Azalin Rex]]~~
	{{Potential-Canon-small}} who was responsible in significant part for his lord's restoration to the thone. {{Canon-small}}Azalin betrays the life-long loyalty of his subject in a failed attempt to restore his [[Irik\|son]] to [[life]] through [[soul transference]]. Azalin seems to regret the betrayal. Fortunately, Oldar survives and returns to his farm.

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	Oldar Wahldrun was a [[Darkonian]] [[peasant]] [[farmer]] and one of the first people an amnesiac [[Firan Zal'honan]] met in [[579 BC]] when he first entered [[Darkon]]. Much to his trepidation, Oldar became involved in a complicated and precarious series of events beyond his underestanding. However, because of his service and [[loyal]]ty to [[Azalin]] ultimately earned him life-long [[protection]] by the king of Darkon, despite Azalin's one-time [[betrayal]].<ref>[[King of the Dead]]</ref>{{~~declared noncanon~~-small}} This protection was extended to [[:category:Wahldrun Family\|his family]] and descendants, including [[Oldar Wahldrun (the second)\|a descendant bearing the same name]] that was called upon by Azalin almost two centuries later.<ref>[[Lord of the Necropolis]].		Oldar Wahldrun was a [[Darkonian]] [[peasant]] [[farmer]] and one of the first people an amnesiac [[Firan Zal'honan]] met in [[579 BC]] when he first entered [[Darkon]]. Much to his trepidation, Oldar became involved in a complicated and precarious series of events beyond his underestanding. However, because of his service and [[loyal]]ty to [[Azalin]] ultimately earned him life-long [[protection]] by the king of Darkon, despite Azalin's one-time [[betrayal]].<ref>[[King of the Dead]]</ref> {{Declared non-canon-small}} This protection was extended to [[:category:Wahldrun Family\|his family]] and descendants, including [[Oldar Wahldrun (the second)\|a descendant bearing the same name]] that was called upon by Azalin almost two centuries later.<ref>[[Lord of the Necropolis]]</ref>.

	==History==		==History==

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			Oldar Wahldrun was a [[Darkonian]] [[peasant]] [[farmer]] and one of the first people an amnesiac [[Firan Zal'honan]] met in [[579 BC]] when he first entered [[Darkon]]. Much to his trepidation, Oldar became involved in a complicated and precarious series of events beyond his underestanding. However, because of his service and [[loyal]]ty to [[Azalin]] ultimately earned him life-long [[protection]] by the king of Darkon, despite Azalin's one-time [[betrayal]].<ref>[[King of the Dead]]</ref>{{declared noncanon-small}} This protection was extended to [[:category:Wahldrun Family\|his family]] and descendants, including [[Oldar Wahldrun (the second)\|a descendant bearing the same name]] that was called upon by Azalin almost two centuries later.<ref>[[Lord of the Necropolis]].

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	Oldar Wahldrun is a good man and a loyal subject of [[Azalin Rex]]		Oldar Wahldrun is a good man and a loyal subject of [[Azalin Rex]]
	{{Potential-Canon-small}} who was responsible in significant part for his lord's restoration to the thone. {{Canon-small}}Azalin betrays the life-long loyalty of his subject in a failed attempt to restore his [[Irik\|son]] to [[life]] through [[soul transference]]. Azalin seems to regret the betrayal. Fortunately, Oldar survives and returns to his farm.		{{Potential-Canon-small}} who was responsible in significant part for his lord's restoration to the thone. {{Canon-small}}Azalin betrays the life-long loyalty of his subject in a failed attempt to restore his [[Irik\|son]] to [[life]] through [[soul transference]]. Azalin seems to regret the betrayal. Fortunately, Oldar survives and returns to his farm.

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