Aspirant of the Candescent Creed
Tyranny has recently become an Aspirant of the Candescent Creed. The exact circumstances of her arrival and recruitment have not yet been explained.
A newly arrived demon and Aspirant of the Candescent Creed whose unusual humour and impulsive behaviour repeatedly unsettle Wicander.
Tyranny is a demon with bubblegum-coloured skin, white hair, blunt bangs and yellow goat-like eyes. She has soft goat ears, one pierced by a silver arrow, as well as a forked tongue, horns, hooves and a visible tail. She smells faintly of warm sweetness mixed with sulfur. Her elaborate ruffled clothing marks her as an Aspirant of the Candescent Creed associated with House Halovar. Tyranny describes herself as new and appears unfamiliar with many of the social expectations surrounding Dol-Makjar’s nobility and funerary customs.
Tyranny has recently become an Aspirant of the Candescent Creed. The exact circumstances of her arrival and recruitment have not yet been explained.
Tyranny describes herself as new and is still learning the customs, expectations and political sensitivities of those around her.
Enmity is one of Tyranny’s demonic siblings and serves alongside her as an Aspirant of the Candescent Creed.
Wicander presents Tyranny as evidence that any soul can emerge from the shadows and begin finding the Light. This reflects Wicander and the Creed’s interpretation of her recruitment.
Thjazi’s Farramh is the first funeral Tyranny has attended. Olgud begins teaching her the behavioural expectations surrounding funerals held inside mortal family homes.
Major events shaping Tyranny.
Thjazi Fang was publicly condemned and hanged beneath the Guardian Wall under the authority of the Chamber of Lords-Advisory.
Thjazi’s family and community gathered at the Fang home for an orcish Farramh beginning on the day of his death.
Bonds, loyalties and conflicts as they develop across the campaign.
Companions of the Candescent Creed
Wicander and Tyranny travel together on behalf of the Candescent Creed, although Wicander frequently struggles to manage Tyranny’s unfamiliarity with noble customs.
While trying to find Wicander an unpleasant drink, Tyranny tells Thaisha that she does not particularly like him, unaware or unconcerned that Wicander is standing directly behind her.
Wicander and Tyranny approach the Fang home together to return Thjazi’s scimitar. Wicander attempts to explain the seriousness of the occasion while Tyranny apologises for her inappropriate joke at the execution.
Tyranny throws Thjazi’s scimitar at a magpie despite Wicander’s horrified objections, leaving him to retrieve the bloodied weapon from a neighbouring house.
Wicander presents Tyranny to the Photarch as evidence that a soul can emerge from the shadows and begin finding redemption through the Light.
Aspirant of the Candescent Creed
Tyranny is a newly arrived Aspirant who is still learning the customs and expectations of the Creed.
Tyranny’s elaborate clothing identifies her as an Aspirant of the Candescent Creed associated with House Halovar.
Demonic Siblings
Tyranny and Enmity are demonic siblings serving together as Aspirants of the Candescent Creed.
Enmity criticises Tyranny’s language and conduct, arguing that their behaviour must reflect the salvation demonkind has received through the Light.
Halovar-Associated Aspirant
Tyranny is a Candescent Creed Aspirant attached to Wicander and associated with House Halovar.
View full relationship evidence →Transcript-backed statements concerning Tyranny, with testimony and uncertain claims kept distinct from direct depiction.
Wicander and Tyranny arrive in a guarded carriage bearing the emblem of the Candescent Creed.
Tyranny identifies herself as a demon.
Tyranny has bubblegum-coloured skin, white hair, yellow goat-like eyes, soft ears, horns, hooves, a forked tongue and a tail.
Tyranny carries a lingering scent resembling warm sweetness mixed with sulfur.
Tyranny is an Aspirant of the Candescent Creed associated with House Halovar.
Tyranny says that she has only recently arrived and is new to the customs surrounding her.
During Thjazi’s execution, Tyranny asked whether she could eat him after he was killed.
Wicander says that several nobles and members of royalty heard Tyranny’s remark about eating Thjazi.
The jasmine surrounding the Fang home grows across the road and prevents the Candescent Creed carriage from reaching the house.
Wicander refuses an additional security escort while entering Thjazi’s Farramh.
A magpie begins attacking the Candescent Creed carriage driver outside the Fang home.
Tyranny throws Thjazi’s scimitar at the magpie attacking the carriage driver.
The thrown scimitar kills the magpie and pins it to the side of a neighbouring building.
Thjazi’s scimitar becomes covered in magpie blood before Wicander retrieves it from the neighbouring house.
Wicander presents Tyranny as evidence that any soul can emerge from the shadows and begin finding the Light.
Enmity is one of Tyranny’s demonic siblings.
Enmity believes that demonkind has been saved by the Light and that demonic Aspirants must behave in a way that reflects well upon the Creed.
The Photarch briefly questions whether recruiting the demons was a mistake.
The Photarch ultimately describes the recruited demons as a testament to the power of the Light.
Wicander permits Tyranny to call him Wick but refuses to be called Wicky.
The Lloy cold-iron nail burns hot and produces smoke when Tyranny knocks upon the Fang home’s door.
Occtis opens the Fang home’s door and reluctantly invites Wicander and Tyranny inside.
Yahrgraz is an Orcish liquor considered exceptionally unpleasant and difficult to drink.
Olgud suggests that Tyranny could make a good ingenue and invites her to audition for the theatre someday.
Tyranny drinks approximately three quarters of a bottle of Yahrgraz in less than ten seconds.
Olgud is astonished that Tyranny can survive drinking such a large quantity of Yahrgraz.
Thjazi’s Farramh is the first funeral Tyranny has attended.
Olgud realises that Tyranny is brand new to the mortal realm and unfamiliar with its customs.
Olgud explains that a guest attending a funeral inside someone’s home should not raid the family’s kitchen.
Thaisha intervenes when Tyranny begins taking ingredients from the Fang kitchen and escorts her away.
Tyranny tells Thaisha that she does not especially like Wicander while he is standing directly behind her.
Thaisha tells Tyranny that she also dislikes Wicander and senses bad energy from him.
Thaisha uses Druidcraft to make Wicander’s drink smell and taste of rotten egg and skunk.
After tasting the drink prepared by Thaisha and Tyranny, Wicander spits the alcohol towards Thjazi’s displayed body.
While heavily intoxicated and holding Tyranny’s ear, Thaisha explains that she and Halandil fell in love when they were approximately nineteen and later had children together.
After drinking heavily, Thaisha blacks out while still performing the Farramh rites and holding Tyranny’s ear.
Occtis approaches the intoxicated Thaisha but decides against speaking. As he passes Tyranny, he tells the demon that she is very much not welcome in the Fang home.
Bolaire recognises Tyranny from a museum gala six months earlier. Tyranny avoided security for nearly fifteen minutes before vomiting into one of the only three remaining Eyes of Kelaun urns.
After drinking heavily, Tyranny quotes Embers, Verse 151: “Cloud not the spark with poison.” Wicander publicly rebukes her and uses Thaumaturgy to command her to be still.
Sensing that Aranessa’s confrontation is becoming politically dangerous, Thaisha urges Tyranny to get Wicander away. Tyranny vomits and insists that they must leave immediately.
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Wicander Halovar and Tyranny arrive outside the Fang home in a carriage bearing the symbol of the Candescent Creed. They carry Thjazi’s scimitar, but the plants and birds of the Rookery react aggressively to their presence.
In the nobles’ box before Thjazi’s execution, Wicander expects his grandmother, the Photarch, to commute the sentence. She instead tells him that Thjazi must die before taking the stage to address Dol-Makjar.
Wicander Halovar and Tyranny enter the Fang home carrying Thjazi’s scimitar. An old cold-iron ward reacts to Tyranny’s presence, Halandil withdraws from Wicander, and Tyranny receives an awkward introduction to mortal funeral etiquette.
Azune and Teor compare what they know about Thjazi’s execution and the changes within Dol-Makjar. Their conversation reveals that Teor’s younger brother Cyd was meant to participate in the failed rescue but has disappeared.
Azune and Occtis compare the failed stages of Thjazi’s rescue and realise that Thimble and Cyd are both missing. They recruit Teor and leave the Farramh to investigate Thimble’s secret hideout in the Tanners.
The masked Bolaire Lathalia arrives at Thjazi’s Farramh after observing his execution from the nobles’ gallery. Bolaire reunites with Thaisha and Tyranny as Halandil’s daughter Hero arrives with her mother, Elodie.
Loza asks Wicander to help Teor find work after her retirement. Aranessa then confronts House Halovar’s claims that it tried to save Thjazi before mourning her estranged husband and warning Halandil that Faerie’s influence is fading.