Gilaeon

A.K.A Tristan

When adventurers travelled to Anglan for Bern, they encountrerd an Anglan warrior who introduced himself as Tristan. Tristan seemed willing to help the group, though wary of magic, as all Anglan people are. However, the group were set upon a by balore and could not face the creature. Bern offered to plane shift the group away, but there were too many people for the spells capacity. As such, Dramos made the decision to leave Tristan at the last moment.

Tristan was later seen again in the North Woods. It was highly unusual to see him so far from Anglan, but the adventurers did not question it, because his body was bleeding out and the woods were being filled with essence of Anglan from the Genai Stone. The Bishop of Fate was using him as a vessel to activate the broken Genai Stone at the site of the, now ruined, Tower of Silma. The bishop was performing a ritual that would open the Divine Gate, allow Fate to ascend and create a portal between Anglan and the Tempress.

In the aftermath of the fight, Tristan moved away from the group, claiming to need time and space given recent events.

Meanwhile

There had been incidents within Myste-Hass of a liaison or authority figure for the Cult of Prophecy. This man seemed perfectly normal until you tried to recall his face, and the details of his appearance became extremely difficult to picture.

Adventurers had questioned a number of towns people about the man and encountered him once themselves in Anglan, talking to a demon that may have been Skaeon.

Finally, investigation of the Fate worshiper in town leads a someone to mention that they'd seen this indistinguishable individual heading towards the Temple of the People. Harbinger, Gartok, Dramos and others give chase. Arriving at the temple, they race to intercept the man and discover Gilaeon, revealed to be Tristan, activating the magical mirror. Attempts to reach Gilaeon were unsuccessful and he got away.

Sighting

Gilaeon was last seen by Harbinger and Gartok when they were transported via mirror to the Fallen Palace. Gilaeon was wearing a Control Collar and seen carrying one of the God-Killer Weapons.

A.K.A Arical

In the northern town of Wolfpine, the group were met with an armoured figure who had a threatening presence over the townsfolk. He wore armour the entire time and never spoke. Only when the group is leaving did they realise who Arical actually was, Dramos using the Ring of X-Ray Vision to determine who he was. Beneath his plate, Arical's face was badly burned and he was still wearing a Control Collar.