Bungie Myth SoulBlighter Manual De Usuario

The few living humans who could call themselves veterans of

the Great War had staggered back to their cities and villages,

hopeful that no similar threat would return to the land in

their lifetime but determined to see that future genera-

tions would not suffer such losses if faced with a similar

evil. Six decades later, their efforts have resulted in a military

program which even commands the grudging respect of the

mighty Trow.

Warriors are equipped with swords and shields.

The aboriginal inhabitants of the Ermine, the bre'Unor are a

violently secretive race. Their society seems to be struc-

tured around their belief that their god, who resides in the

air, is strengthened by the escaping breath of the beings
they sacrifice and will one day grow powerful enough to

spirit away their enemies - most notably the fir'Bolg, with

whom they have sparred for centuries.

The bre'Unor have discovered that the bones of their largest sacrifices are
excellent objects to hurl at new kills, and hoard them explicitly for that
purpose. Tales abound of bre'Unor cunning and ferocity in battle, and
some even say their vile deity has given them the ability to command
wolves.

As Soulblighter’s corrupting influence spread, many weak and

unsavory soldiers were swayed to his banner with false

promises. These are the rough equivalent of their Light

counterparts, with some differences; for example Brigands,

being undisciplined, run more slowly than Warriors.

The stain of evil on these units is visible even from afar.

Priestesses summoned from another world by Balor during the Great War,
they found themselves unable to return after his destruction at Alric’s
hands. In return for their continued cooperation, Soulblighter has