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[[Commander Hernando Moriros]] is the brutal [[darklord]] of [[Mictlan]]. He leads an army of [[invader]]s from the [[Holy Empire]]. they were guided to [[Mictlan]] through the pass of [[Sierra Acora]] by the [[priest]] [[Patos Bartolemo]]. The horrible acts of the invaders and Moriros brutal leadership have earned his men a [[cursed]] form of [[immortality]] but at a cost of an inability to achieve their goals of conquest and an eternal waning of their morale. They experience pain, disease, and trauma in the tangled realm of [[Mictlan]] but cannot die, save for being sacrificed on the altar of [[Huitzilopochtli]]. One of his men also dies with every settlement of the natives he conquers. To get around this, he has tried allying with some of the native communities, but they frequently break away the moment he conquers or allies with another city. This drives Commander Moriros to greater and greater depths of treachery and terror to hold them together.<ref>[[Book of Shadows]] p. 113-116</ref> | [[Commander Hernando Moriros]] is the brutal [[darklord]] of [[Mictlan]]. He leads an army of [[invader]]s from the [[Holy Empire]]. they were guided to [[Mictlan]] through the pass of [[Sierra Acora]] by the [[priest]] [[Patos Bartolemo]]. The horrible acts of the invaders and Moriros brutal leadership have earned his men a [[cursed]] form of [[immortality]] but at a cost of an inability to achieve their goals of conquest and an eternal waning of their morale. They experience pain, disease, and trauma in the tangled realm of [[Mictlan]] but cannot die, save for being sacrificed on the altar of [[Huitzilopochtli]]. One of his men also dies with every settlement of the natives he conquers. To get around this, he has tried allying with some of the native communities, but they frequently break away the moment he conquers or allies with another city. This drives Commander Moriros to greater and greater depths of treachery and terror to hold them together.<ref>[[Book of Shadows]] p. 113-116</ref> | ||
Commander Hernando | Commander Hernando Moriros' obsessive dedicates himself to bringing glory to the Holy Empire, and to [[Matherion]] through the conquest of Mictlan, but he cares nothing about his men's well being save for his nephew [[Fransisco Moriros]]. After Hernando's formerly abusive but repentant father was murdered under suspicious circumstances, Hernando called for Fransisco to join him in the Imperial Army and then cut off all ties with his family and his commoner origins.<ref>[[Book of Shadows]] p.115</ref>Unfortunately, Hernando's history of treachery may have rubbed off a little bit too much on his protege Francisco, for he plans to betray and supplant Hernando as commander of his army.<ref>[[Book of Shadows]] p. 113</ref> | ||
Commander Hernando Moriros has a death grudge against the Mitlan [[high priest]] [[Cuxi Yapanaque]], and the feeling is mutual.<ref>[[Book of Shadows]] p. 113</ref> Ironically, if Moriros were to perish (for unlike his men, he can be killed), Yapanaqued would likely "inherit" the title of [[darklord]] from Moriros. However, this is only if Mictlan somehow managed to survive the inferno caused by the immolation of Moriros' corpse that would magically occur after his death.<ref>[[Book of Shadows]] p. 115-116</ref> | |||
Commander Moriros has the ability to [[cause disease]] and [[inflict pain]] with but a mere touch.<ref>[[Book of Shadows]] p. 115</ref> | |||
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Revision as of 14:20, 24 January 2015
Commander Hernando Moriros is the brutal darklord of Mictlan. He leads an army of invaders from the Holy Empire. they were guided to Mictlan through the pass of Sierra Acora by the priest Patos Bartolemo. The horrible acts of the invaders and Moriros brutal leadership have earned his men a cursed form of immortality but at a cost of an inability to achieve their goals of conquest and an eternal waning of their morale. They experience pain, disease, and trauma in the tangled realm of Mictlan but cannot die, save for being sacrificed on the altar of Huitzilopochtli. One of his men also dies with every settlement of the natives he conquers. To get around this, he has tried allying with some of the native communities, but they frequently break away the moment he conquers or allies with another city. This drives Commander Moriros to greater and greater depths of treachery and terror to hold them together.[1]
Commander Hernando Moriros' obsessive dedicates himself to bringing glory to the Holy Empire, and to Matherion through the conquest of Mictlan, but he cares nothing about his men's well being save for his nephew Fransisco Moriros. After Hernando's formerly abusive but repentant father was murdered under suspicious circumstances, Hernando called for Fransisco to join him in the Imperial Army and then cut off all ties with his family and his commoner origins.[2]Unfortunately, Hernando's history of treachery may have rubbed off a little bit too much on his protege Francisco, for he plans to betray and supplant Hernando as commander of his army.[3]
Commander Hernando Moriros has a death grudge against the Mitlan high priest Cuxi Yapanaque, and the feeling is mutual.[4] Ironically, if Moriros were to perish (for unlike his men, he can be killed), Yapanaqued would likely "inherit" the title of darklord from Moriros. However, this is only if Mictlan somehow managed to survive the inferno caused by the immolation of Moriros' corpse that would magically occur after his death.[5]
Commander Moriros has the ability to cause disease and inflict pain with but a mere touch.[6]
References
- ↑ Book of Shadows p. 113-116
- ↑ Book of Shadows p.115
- ↑ Book of Shadows p. 113
- ↑ Book of Shadows p. 113
- ↑ Book of Shadows p. 115-116
- ↑ Book of Shadows p. 115
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