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== The Celestite Unicorn == | == The Celestite Unicorn == | ||
Mirt sent you to recover a unicorn statue from a dangerous dungeon in the Sea Ward called Blue Alley. As it turns out, the Celestite Unicorn was in fact an actual unicorn named Primara, who had been transformed into a statue, and Mirt was seeking a means of reversing the transformation. | Mirt sent you to recover a unicorn statue from a dangerous dungeon in the Sea Ward called Blue Alley. As it turns out, the Celestite Unicorn was in fact an actual unicorn named Primara, who had been transformed into a statue, and Mirt was seeking a means of reversing the transformation. | ||
== Masked Lord == | |||
[[waterdeep:Manshoon|Manshoon]] discovered that Mirt is one of the Masked Lords. Waterdeep is ruled by the Open Lord (currently, [[waterdeep:Laeral Silverhand|Laeral Silverhand]]) and 15-28 Masked Lords, whose identities were kept secret from the public so as to keep them safe from coercion. | |||
[[category:waterdeep campaign articles]] | [[category:waterdeep campaign articles]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:59, 19 March 2024
Mirt is a human, who retired from adventuring after making a fortune doing so. Mirt is a member of the Harpers, introduced to you by Mattrim "Threestrings" Mereg.
Although he has grown soft in the flesh, he remains deceptively strong, vigorous, and clear of mind. He inducted Randolph Vistar into the Harpers.
The Celestite Unicorn
Mirt sent you to recover a unicorn statue from a dangerous dungeon in the Sea Ward called Blue Alley. As it turns out, the Celestite Unicorn was in fact an actual unicorn named Primara, who had been transformed into a statue, and Mirt was seeking a means of reversing the transformation.
Masked Lord
Manshoon discovered that Mirt is one of the Masked Lords. Waterdeep is ruled by the Open Lord (currently, Laeral Silverhand) and 15-28 Masked Lords, whose identities were kept secret from the public so as to keep them safe from coercion.