Editing Darklord (section)

===Xanthos Kastigir===
Darklord of Nedragonne. Hailing from the world of [[Krynn]], Xanthos was a born loser; a [[half-elf]] on a world where such beings tend to be hated, he lost out from birth even more so be being born when the [[human]] pirate captain Waylon Kastigir raped the [[Aquatic Elf|Dargonesti]] Xzorsha. Though his mother could overlook his conception, the same couldn't be said for his infamously xenophobic kith and kin, who tormented him ruthlessly throughout his life. His only comfort in life was the company of the dolphins, who welcomed him amongst them without hesitation.

As he grew older and proved a master [[ranger]], specialized in the stalking and slaying of [[sahuagin]], life began to look up for him. He found respect, and even a beautiful wife - a Kagonesti/Dimernesti hybrid [[elf]] named Aeowyn. But it was all for nothing. Xanthos' city was attacked by an alliance of sahuagin and [[Seawolf|seawolves]], and during the battle, Xanthos was infected with seawolf therianthropy. Though he survived the battle, his people ordered him to leave their city and never return, as he was now a danger to him. Even his beloved wife refused to come with him.

That was the final straw. Xanthos snapped and a lifetime of rage boiled to the surface. He slew his kind without mercy, and even slaughtered his own mother and wife for their part in the betrayal. Then, compelled by dries beyond his understanding, he fled to the surface, and found himself making landfall on Nedragonne.

His curse is simple: Xanthos can never find a community, not even on Nedragonne. Even the simple pleasures of the dolphin pods are denied to him; on those rare occasions they do enter the waters off of Nedragonne, he is compelled to hunt and devour them. He cannot even enter the water without being compelled to assume his Seawolf form, which he privately despises.

It is unknown if Xanthos can ever know peace; if slain, he dissolves into a puddle of blood and water, only to then reform at one of three points on Nedragonne within 1d8 days (or 1d4 days if slain in the water). He can only be harmed with +2 (or higher) magic weapons, or with weapons made of whale bone.

When Xanthos commands the borders of his realm to close, vast armies of seafaring predators encircle the domain in wall that stretches from surface to seabed before flying into an insatiable feeding frenzy until Xanthos releases the closure. Naturally, any attempt to fly over the killing zone results in the flyer tumbling helplessly into the frenzy. What happens if you try to burrow beneath the border along the seafloor is unknown.