elethyl duskmist
✧ Astromancer | Riftwarden | Demonologist ✧
"Please, spare me your feeble attempts at intellect."
| Information | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| name | elethyl duskmist | age | young adult (322) |
| race | ren'dorei | occupation | scholar |
| birthplace | quel'thalas | residence | wanderer |
| pronouns | he / him | orientation | gay |
| relationship status | single | partner | n/a |
| . | . | . | . |
| height | 1.80m / 5'11" | body type | lithe |
| eye color | opalescent | hair color | ashen teal |
| skin color | pale | scars | n/a |
| piercings | multiple earrings | tattoos | n/a |
Elethyl carries himself with quiet sophistication, a figure shaped by both triumph and tragedy across the span of his storied life. Born into the illustrious Ban'dathar family and raised in the splendor of Quel’thalas, he inherited a considerable fortune after the devastating loss of his kin during the first Scourge invasion. Though trained as a traditional sin’dorei magus, the arrival of fel crystals under Prince Kael’thas’s influence drew him to shadow and fel magic, a path that would reshape his destiny.In service to his kingdom, Elethyl wore many mantles—summoner, librarian, and scholar—dedicating himself to the study of ancient relics and artifacts on far-flung expeditions. Yet a single misunderstanding severed his ties to the Reliquary, casting him adrift. It was among a circle of unconventional academics in Silvermoon, under the guidance of Magister Umbric, that his fate was rewritten, irrevocably altered by the void’s embrace.Exiled from Quel’thalas in the wake of his rebirth, Elethyl sought refuge in Stormwind City. There, his sharp intellect and measured demeanor found purpose once more as he contributed to academic endeavors, mentored young nobles and guided fledgling mages through their studies. His journey led him to the company of those who saw beyond the shadows he wielded—individuals who welcomed him into their clandestine society. Together, they embarked on ventures steeped in peril and shared purpose, rekindling a sense of belonging he had thought lost.Though friendships have begun to root in the cracks of his guarded nature, Elethyl remains a man of reserve. The weight of past losses lingers in his formality, a quiet reminder of what once was. An introvert at heart, he finds solace in the written word, the contemplation of ideas, and the comfort of 'silence'.
Companions
ra'dath
gloom
zethys
phantom
almi
tut'val
lumnom
zehoe
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Legal Record The content of this file can only be viewed by authorized individuals and organizations. Although the original file is stored in the Sunfury Spire and Stormwind Keep, it can be temporarily 'conjured' or 'summoned'.
Codex of the Nether This tome, initially published by the Sanctum, has since become accessible to warlocks across Azeroth. Following the author's exile, it transitioned into public ownership. In the year 38, Black Harvest acolytes duplicated its contents, circulating the tome widely. Penned by Elethyl Ban'dathar of the Sanctum in Thalassian, the original codex boasts a weighty presence, adorned with an embossed crimson leather cover, and secured by a formidable felsteel lock.
Grimoire of the Dusk The following text comprises the content of Elethyl Duskmist's grimoire, encompassing topics ranging from intricate magic rites and spells to a comprehensive index of the demons he's in contract with, along with the details of these compacts. The content is subject to occasional changes as the author develops new ideas. It may be a lengthy read, so proceed at your own discretion.
Playlist
Black Harvest Acolyte Fellow Black Harvest acolytes may recognize his name as the author of the Codex of the Nether, and perhaps even from his late efforts against the Legion, especially his treachery at the Broken Shore that cost the lives of a battalion of Alliance soldiers. This event may have sparked rumors of his involvement in purposefully sacrificing the soldiers to bind a higher demon, which could raise some distrust and skepticism. Although never proven, this rumor could influence how you perceive him. Whether this earns your respect, fear, or hostility is up to you.
Renowned Scholar Elethyl may be recognized by scholars and intellectuals alike due to his modest reputation in scholarly circles. He has participated in several research endeavors and published a couple of books. His past experiences in Quel'thalas as a royal librarian and Reliquary researcher allowed him to contribute to several studies in human kingdoms and Ironforge. Additionally, he has offered courses in history, archaeology, semiotics, linguistics, visual arts, and magic, specifically focusing on divination, conjuration, enchantment, umbramancy, and demonology. If your character is interested in academia and spends time in libraries, or alternatively, if your character has the financial means and an interest in private tutelage, Elethyl might be someone they want to consider.
Hermit As a rather reserved individual, he regularly spends time in the woods, away from society. If your character often spends time outdoors, outside of the cities, they may have spotted him reading, writing, drawing or painting with the company of his demons nearby.
Hello, and welcome!I’m Elethyl, a veteran roleplayer in World of Warcraft since 2009. My passion lies in structured, long-term, and narrative-driven roleplay, where character choices matter and stories evolve organically. While I appreciate casual RP, I find that walk-up city roleplay often lacks the depth I seek—most of my characters wouldn’t strike up idle conversation with strangers without reason. I prefer planned, intentional interactions that allow for meaningful character development.I enjoy roleplay that includes adventure, mystery, puzzles, intrigue, and magic, with a focus on collaborative storytelling that balances both character and worldbuilding elements. The best roleplay happens when OOC coordination and IC progression go hand in hand, ensuring every scene has purpose and impact.I do NOT engage in ERP