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Marcus Verus has ruled Chester since the Baronies of Avalon were founded. He was the among the last hold-outs resisting the power of the Triumvirate when his sire awoke, and the primary face of Mithras's campaign against them. When the Barons revolted in the 14th century, Marcus's support turned the tide in Mithras's favor. He is the eldest and most prominent of Mithras's Heirs, and has been the most stable bastion of power in the Isles, even as he has neglected his domain. Chester has faded from prominence until it is now no more than a quaint village in the English countryside. Surrounded by his knights, the Baron of Chester abides. | Marcus Verus has ruled Chester since the Baronies of Avalon were founded. He was the among the last hold-outs resisting the power of the Triumvirate when his sire awoke, and the primary face of Mithras's campaign against them. When the Barons revolted in the 14th century, Marcus's support turned the tide in Mithras's favor. He is the eldest and most prominent of Mithras's Heirs, and has been the most stable bastion of power in the Isles, even as he has neglected his domain. Chester has faded from prominence until it is now no more than a quaint village in the English countryside. Surrounded by his knights, the Baron of Chester abides. | ||
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Revision as of 15:21, 21 January 2014
Marcus Verus has ruled Chester since the Baronies of Avalon were founded. He was the among the last hold-outs resisting the power of the Triumvirate when his sire awoke, and the primary face of Mithras's campaign against them. When the Barons revolted in the 14th century, Marcus's support turned the tide in Mithras's favor. He is the eldest and most prominent of Mithras's Heirs, and has been the most stable bastion of power in the Isles, even as he has neglected his domain. Chester has faded from prominence until it is now no more than a quaint village in the English countryside. Surrounded by his knights, the Baron of Chester abides.
