Showing posts with label Disguise. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Disguise. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 31, 2019

Thayan Disguise.



-=- Chea in a Red Wizard Disguise. -=-



Dear Journal,

... as time progress, there are more and more encounters in Narfell with Thay.

... recently came across a Red Wizard - Thayan Archmage's expensively looking robe, and also got a Raumathar Battle-Wizard Staff.


Who are Raumiviri, people of Raumathar?

Raumathar was established by the Raumviran people in -900 DR, setting their capital as Winterkeep.

Raumathar was a great eastern empire that spanned the northeast and eastern regions of Faerun over the span of ~800 years. It included the lands that eventually became the nations of Rashemen and Thay.

The Raumviran people were known to be powerful battle-wizards, capable of wielding both sword and magic against the demonic forces of Narfell they so-often fought.


Being a Witch by myself, Rashemen peaks my curiosity ... and being a Cerulean Knight - trying to keep notes of Thayan moves.


It is spoken that Red Wizards of Thay are utterly evil, unhesistant of deploying darker arts of necromancy, unhesistant of using slaves, ruthless magocracy to it's core, with it's ambitions unbound.


Dear Journal,

... i am suspecting - but am not sure - that conflicts with Thay will increase, so considered using these items i've mentioned earlier.

... i have no hope of infiltrating their ranks - their customs are unknown to me, so they would discover me as a spy very quickly.

They are mostly Wizards, i am a Sorceress witch, as well.

They have women in their ranks, so perhaps this guise can be useful for Charm Person interrogation of Thayan people outside the Red Wizards caste, or just as a means to gain initiative for suprise first-strike attack, when needed.

-- Yours, Chea Allin, Cerulean Star 2nd, a Witch, an Adventuress.





-=- Red Wizard Archmage's Robe. -=-




-=- Raumathar Battle-Wizard Staff. -=-


Sunday, June 29, 2014

Difference between a guise and disguise.

Dear Journal,

What's the difference between meanings of words 'a guise' and 'disguise' ?

i have such intuition and unconfirmed insight that they differ subtly.

'a guise' is artistic, uncovered, uncorrupted and spiritual, and is often used in a play with words such as 'a guise of Illusion'.

'disguise' is more material, plain, distingushed, recognized, perhaps not so pure.... often used in combination with words 'under disguise of his clothes'.

Perhaps there's more of meanings and differencies, perhaps much more.

-- Yours, Chea Allin, an insightful witch.