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{{Infobox Deity | |||
|Name = Al-Kalim | |||
|Symbol = Silhouette of a palm tree that grows in the desert with a rising moon on the background | |||
|Alignment = Lawful Neutral | |||
|Divine Rank = Initiate Immortal | |||
|Pantheon = [[Mystara]]n (Time) | |||
|Portfolio = Courage, justice, honor, law, scholarshp, tolerance | |||
|Domains = Time, Law, Water, War | |||
|Home Plane = [[Prime Material]] | |||
|Worshippers = Followers of the Eternal Truth, sages, strategists, [[wizard]]s | |||
|Favoured Weapon = Scimitar | |||
}} | |||
[[File:Al-kalim WotI.png|200px|left]] | |||
'''Al-Kalim''' is the patron Immortal of the Ylaruam emirates, and the founder and prophet of the Eternal Truth. Along with being not!Muhammad, he's the youngest of [[Mystara]]n Immortals. | |||
==History== | |||
Born as '''Suleiman Al-Kalim''' to Alasiyan nomads in 800 AC, in then Thyatian and Alphatian occupied Ylaruam, Suleiman was talented in many areas, though was unsure how to best use them. He became versed in the ways of the [[fighter]] and the [[Druid|dervish]], before eventually becoming a [[cleric]]. With his abilities he united the eight tribes of Ylaruam and drove the empires out of the desert, establishing a new government to unify the tribes under one nation. | |||
He ruled the land a quarter-century before retiring a leaving to seek Immortality, with his scribe ''Farid'' following him. During his pursuit, he dictated and partially wrote the ''Nahmeh'', the holy book for the Eternal Truth that contained alongside sayings, tactics, rules for governance, and parables, ''The Dream of the Desert Garden'', his vision for the future of Ylaruam, which would be an earthly paradise. | |||
In 900 AC he faked his own death in order to better pursue his path, only occasionally intervening to help his countrymen, and travelled in time to see how his country fared. He finally reached Immortality in the Sphere of Time in 1010 AC, sponsored by [[Protius]]. For a low level Immortal he's surprisingly active and has a large following. | |||
==Appearance== | |||
Al-Kalim often appears as a strong but elderly patriarch with a long white beard, wise eyes, dressed in plain robes of a cleric. When needed, he appears as a tall and handsome desert warrior with a hook-nose and a beard, riding a alasiyan horse. | |||
== | ==Personality== | ||
Al-Kalim is a warrior, scholar, leader, and a visionary. He's tolerant of the ways of others, but beomes ruthless when his ways are mocked or his those under his protection are threatened. He makes no distinction between combatants and civilians in times of war, but will show mercy to those who show great courage. He's passionate about growing plants thhat grow only in arid and desolate places. He has no real enemies, and is allied with his sponsor Protius. | |||
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Latest revision as of 17:32, 17 June 2023
| Al-Kalim | ||
|---|---|---|
| Silhouette of a palm tree that grows in the desert with a rising moon on the background | ||
| Alignment | Lawful Neutral | |
| Divine Rank | Initiate Immortal | |
| Pantheon | Mystaran (Time) | |
| Portfolio | Courage, justice, honor, law, scholarshp, tolerance | |
| Domains | Time, Law, Water, War | |
| Home Plane | Prime Material | |
| Worshippers | Followers of the Eternal Truth, sages, strategists, wizards | |
| Favoured Weapon | Scimitar | |
Al-Kalim is the patron Immortal of the Ylaruam emirates, and the founder and prophet of the Eternal Truth. Along with being not!Muhammad, he's the youngest of Mystaran Immortals.
History[edit | edit source]
Born as Suleiman Al-Kalim to Alasiyan nomads in 800 AC, in then Thyatian and Alphatian occupied Ylaruam, Suleiman was talented in many areas, though was unsure how to best use them. He became versed in the ways of the fighter and the dervish, before eventually becoming a cleric. With his abilities he united the eight tribes of Ylaruam and drove the empires out of the desert, establishing a new government to unify the tribes under one nation.
He ruled the land a quarter-century before retiring a leaving to seek Immortality, with his scribe Farid following him. During his pursuit, he dictated and partially wrote the Nahmeh, the holy book for the Eternal Truth that contained alongside sayings, tactics, rules for governance, and parables, The Dream of the Desert Garden, his vision for the future of Ylaruam, which would be an earthly paradise.
In 900 AC he faked his own death in order to better pursue his path, only occasionally intervening to help his countrymen, and travelled in time to see how his country fared. He finally reached Immortality in the Sphere of Time in 1010 AC, sponsored by Protius. For a low level Immortal he's surprisingly active and has a large following.
Appearance[edit | edit source]
Al-Kalim often appears as a strong but elderly patriarch with a long white beard, wise eyes, dressed in plain robes of a cleric. When needed, he appears as a tall and handsome desert warrior with a hook-nose and a beard, riding a alasiyan horse.
Personality[edit | edit source]
Al-Kalim is a warrior, scholar, leader, and a visionary. He's tolerant of the ways of others, but beomes ruthless when his ways are mocked or his those under his protection are threatened. He makes no distinction between combatants and civilians in times of war, but will show mercy to those who show great courage. He's passionate about growing plants thhat grow only in arid and desolate places. He has no real enemies, and is allied with his sponsor Protius.
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