Frostmourn

"Icarus Frostmourn" Librarian - Scribe - Assistant Appraiser Quiet/contemplative/patient/aloof Seathe rose forward toward numerous dusty columns, using magic and spells to continuously keep things flowing and moving. Some of the hatchlings bustling back and forth with errands would stop to look in awe at withered coatle as she kept the library and it's contents in check. All knowledge going in and out of the lair was stored here, the book keeping and numbers, the banking and stores, Seathe documented everything and kept it's contents well cared for. The library had been carved deep into the plateaus, it was extensive and one could easily loose themselves here. Artifacts were displayed intermittently between columns of books between isles large enough to house even a modest emperor. Whoever once built the lair originally had been exceptionally important, wealthy, or both.

Scholar Augment Stone Grants +5 Intellect, +3 Quickness and +1 Agility. 600 Required Level: 17 Ambiguous Document Trinkets A mysterious piece of torn parchment. The only characters you can see are [QOB], but there must be other pieces with more. (7 of 7) 500 Cheerful Chime Trinkets These bells are often hung around lairs at festival time. Their loud chiming has become something of a holiday tradition. (Special thanks to ViridianSylph!) 26 Stone Knife Trinkets A piece of history from the first beastclan conflicts. 78

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Icarus Was one of incredibly few entrusted with seathe's errands, tasks, systems and even her secrets. He was her ever watchful servant and go-fer. When not completing things she needed done or doting on his partner, he enthused over archaeological finds being brought forward with each new dawn. Now that the lair was in full swing, his job that originally brought him to Stormhaven was becoming busy with real work! He was still pretty wet behind the eats for those like him, but now he felt confident as he began applying his skills. It kept him distracted from the sinking knowledge his partner might be meddling with affairs best left untouched.

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