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|Status||Alive
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|Domains||Earth, Stone, Nature, Life
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|Holy Names|| Mother of Life, Great Mother, Great Well of Life, The Stone Maiden, Earth Mother
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|Holy Symbol|| -
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|Religion|| -
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|Location||[http://standingtrials.com/viewforum.php?f=80 Desnind]
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|Faction||Supports Mortals
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|Mark||[[:Category: Sevrath|Sevrath]]
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|Notable Creations||[[Sev'ryn]]
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|Creator||[[Cierel]]
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|Immediate Family||None
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|Allies||[[:Category: U'frek | U'frek]], [[:Category: Xiur| Xiur]], [[:Category: Ilaren | Ilaren]], [[:Category: Yvithia| Yvithia]], [[:Category: Ymiden | Ymiden]]
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|Enemies||[[:Category: Faldrun| Faldrun]], [[:Category: Mastes | Mastes]], [[:Category: Kata | Kata]], [[:Category: Aelig | Aelig]], [[:Category: Syroa| Syroa]]
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|Scribe||Dementia, Jade
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= History =
Long ago, before their disastrous separation, Moseke held close relations with her sister, Lisirra. Born of the same Goddess, the two were far different from the other, though connected by their abilities and their fascination for the Humans around them. Lisirra found other uses for the beings, however, Moseke couldn't help but be pulled to the brilliance of their existence and their determination to survive within their harsh world.
 
 
Life. They fought to live.
 
 
A particular group of individuals housed within the murky, dangerous swamps off the coasts of the southern continent caught her attention quickly. The tribe blended into the land in a way that nearly captured the entirety of the Immortal's being. They lived in harmony with the land, using only what they needed, taking care of everything that they could, and honoring all sacrifices that were made for the sake of surviving.
 
 
Moseke was captivated by these people, so much so that her sister, Lisirra, took notice and began picking off subjects for her experiments. The Immortal of life couldn't condone such mistreatment upon the tribe and commanded Lisirra to leave the lands, and the people within them, in peace. Being toxin incarnate, Lisirra's wrath burst forth in a wave of infection upon the land, the animals, and the people. Rejection from her sister coupled with the denial and insults of her work, her glorious experiments, turned Lisirra bitter. She cast upon everything she could touch a plague so powerful, it stained the lands in putrid stench and a haze of green poison that slowly drove nearly every living thing mad.
 
 
The plague was too much for Moseke to combat by herself and as the cycles ticked on, she watched the people suffer. She watched everything suffer. Cries, screams of agony, and torturous death were becoming common occurrences within the swamps. Tribesmen lost their minds, clinging to the comforts of their loves ones, their animals, anything to keep their sanity within the world. The power of such a burden on the land, the animals, and the people forced a disconnection, a split of consciousness from their dying bodies as their souls prepared for the journey to the great beyond. This disconnection offered the Immortal insight to the power of companionship. She could see the souls of the tribesmen mingled with the souls of their animal companions. Such a thing gave both creatures strength, a strength that tried to force connection, to force awareness to their bodies. A strength that attempted to breathe life into both beings.
 
 
It was then that Moseke pushed the utmost of her power upon the people, forcing life, and connection, back into them. Though the tribesmen awoke, almost none of their animal companions did. Moseke broke down, the pain the people now continued to suffer through echoed into the deepest reaches of her heart and tore her. She wept, hopelessness enveloping her like the darkest, blackest, everlasting shadow. Her tears ran like the clearest water, washing and cleansing a small part of the land while her despair only pressed her abilities further, purifying an even large bit.
 
 
After nearly an arc had past, Moseke noticed the people, her people, rebounded from the plague rather quickly. The signs of it still lingered thickly everywhere, however, it seemed they had adapted to its effect. The tribesmen spoke to themselves often, when they thought they were alone, and communicated with something Moseke could neither see nor hear. The Immortal knew better than to assume insanity. Such conversations where too complex to be madness and while time continued on, the Immortal finally glimpsed a soft silhouette of what appeared to be an animal. It shifted from a radiant soft blue to something that appeared alive.
 
 
Her heart warmed then, understanding finally that her efforts were not in vain. She had changed the people she looked after, with the unfortunate help of Lisirra's plague. Though she could save all the creatures from their unfortunate fate, she knew they would forever be linked to that of their most cherished companion, bonded and connected to them than any other being could know. Thus, the Sev'ryn were born.
 
 
In her honor, the Sev'ryn built for Moseke a temple which later became the center point for the city of Desnind. Now, many arcs later, the people and its Immortal are still battling back Lisirra's plague on parts of the land and its creatures while countering assassination attempts made by outsiders.
 
 
Known for her generosity and patience, Moseke is neither old nor young compared to the rest of the Immortals. She is a fragment of the Goddess Cierel, and is the only 'good' Immortal created by Cierel. Generous with her blessings, Moseke never gives out curses. She believes that everyone is capable of change.
 
 
Faith isn't of any particular importance to her. If someone prays for her guidance, then she will help them in her own way. Sometimes this may be subtle-perhaps a nudge in the right direction, or a better harvest that year. When the situation calls for it, then she will intervene with more power. It was one of these interventions that created the Sev'ryn.

=Appearance=
Moseke appears as a beautiful woman. Her eyes are green and full of life. Her skin is the soil she walks on, her hair the roots of her trees. Her race seems to vary from sighting to sighting, though one thing is clear: she appears as a member of the race who the person she's dealing with is the most comfortable.

=Memories of the Past=
Moseke, being the most civil and virtuous of her siblings, never had a real connection with Cierel. Born from the most unlikely aspects of the Original Being, Moseke was treated more like a forgotten idea than a copy to teach and take care of. Moseke was thankful Cierel never took an interest in her or else she fears she would have ended up like Audrae. Nevertheless, their conversations were all but none existent. Instead, Moseke spent most of her time with Brelt'ek and Luesco, both of whom she highly respected. She mourned for their death after the Great Shattering and continues to honor their memory by tending to the life within the world.

=Presently=
Spending time among the Sev'ryn people, Moseke helps and assists the humans within the city of Desnind. She is a being of radiant life and flawless complexion, making her stand out among the people. However, Moseke is well protected, not only by the Sev'ryn, but by their animal companions and the forest around their city. She is willing to speak to those who seek her help.

[[Category:Immortals]]
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−	'''Note:''' As of Ashan 30, 719 Moseke lost her Life Domain, by giving it to [[:Category: Daia \| Daia]]. While this does not affect any of the abilities listed in this Mark, it should be noted that Custom Champion Abilities must take the loss of this domain into account when being designed.

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-=The Blessing of Sevrath=
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-The Blessing of Sevrath is most commonly found on individuals that make Desnind their home. On unclothed people, the blessing appears as a dark, raised tattoo that is as dynamic as their relationship with Moseke. In the early stages, a seedling mark will appear on the chest over the heart. As their relationship with Moseke strengthens and they use their blessing more, this seedling will begin to grow throughout the body. The tree it becomes varies from person to person. A person that is capable of change and interested in new methods of making the city better may have a flexible tree, like a willow. A steadfast, hardy person may have a tall oak, able to stand firm against all forces. The root system will grow down the body while the branches and leaves will grow up. It is not uncommon for extremely spiritual men and woman to have branches extend over their shoulders and down their arms. Those with trees too strong to bend have also been known to have branches up to the forehead. Blessed will also have small leaves on their palms, allowing them to use pollen imbedded in the leaves associated with the blessing. Moseke will commonly share her blessing with the Sev'ryn, but other races that reside within the city have been known to receive Sevrath. The only race she strictly forbids from receiving a blessing is the [[:Category: Aukari | Aukari]], for their skin has ignited too many trees to be welcome in the forest.
+The Blessing of Sevrath is most commonly found on individuals that make [[:Category: Desnind | Desnind]] their home. On unclothed people, the blessing appears as a dark, raised tattoo that is as dynamic as their relationship with [[:Category: Moseke | Moseke]]. In the early stages, a seedling mark will appear on the chest over the heart. As their relationship with Moseke strengthens and they use their blessing more, this seedling will begin to grow throughout the body. The tree it becomes varies from person to person. A person that is capable of change and interested in new methods of making the city better may have a flexible tree, like a willow. A steadfast, hardy person may have a tall oak, able to stand firm against all forces. The root system will grow down the body while the branches and leaves will grow up. It is not uncommon for extremely spiritual men and woman to have branches extend over their shoulders and down their arms. Those with trees too strong to bend have also been known to have branches up to the forehead. Blessed will also have small leaves on their palms, allowing them to use pollen embedded in the leaves associated with the blessing. Moseke will commonly share her blessing with the [[:Category: Sev'ryn | Sev'ryn]], but other races that reside within the city have been known to receive Sevrath. The only race she strictly forbids from receiving a blessing is the [[:Category: Aukari | Aukari]], for their skin has ignited too many trees to be welcome in the forest.
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 | Willows' Sanctuary || Through divine will, the user is able to draw toxins out of the body by pulling them through the skin. When this ability is in use, the mark of Sevrath shimmers green/yellow and releases tendrils of branches, transparent and completely made of energy, that will cover the user's body or the body of the individual. These branches will connect with the flesh and begin to draw the toxins from the body while forcing divine energy back into the body to heal any damage. The toxins gather in front of the mark where they may either be collected or burned up by the divine energy. Concentration is imperative while this ability is in use and must be completed once started. Should the character be interrupted during this ability, they risk allowing toxins into parts of the body that could be fatal to their life or the life of the person they are trying to save. Using this ability more than two times in a day will cause great exhaustion on the user.
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-| Sevrath's Skills  || The character is granted an extra three skill points which may be spent only on the following skills: Meditation, Medicine, Singing, or Musical Instrument. Any skill points granted by this Mark can break the 250 (or 100 if fast track) point cap on skills. Within these skills, the points may be spent how the pc chooses.
+| Sevrath's Skills  || The character is granted an extra three skill points which may be spent only on the following skills: [[:Category: Meditation | Meditation]], [[:Category: Medicine | Medicine]], [[:Category: Singing | Singing]], or [[:Category: Musical Instrument | Musical Instrument]]. Any skill points granted by this Mark can break the 250 (or 100 if fast track) point cap on skills. Within these skills, the points may be spent how the pc chooses.
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 | Moseke's Light (Minor) || Similar to Sevrath's Will, the user is capable of focusing divine energy into a minor injury (abrasion, small cut/puncture, etc.) and coax the cells into healing. This ability requires multiple events to "convince" the cells to heal, and even then they may not heal. This ability does not weaken the character as another, more powerful healing ability would, however, the character is unable to heal major injuries. When this ability is in use, a pale green/yellow light emits from the character's skin like a mist and is focused towards the palms and fingers where it is released upon contact of another individual's flesh. Multiple uses of this ability for long periods of time will cause headache and fatigue.
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 | Protective Spirits (Major)  || The character is able to summon small sprites, familiars, and/or wisps to aid them in combat, healing, or whatever purpose they see fit. The user may summon as many creatures as they can handle at one time regardless of size. The summoned creatures may act according to their will and what they see as right or wrong. They must be persuaded or convinced to do the user's bidding. Using this ability is exhausting on the character should they summon multiple powerful creatures for an extended period of time, though they will adapt to the strain through practice. It is required that characters present a large offering, one that holds great significance to the user, for the summoned creature(s).
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-| Resurrection  || This ability is given only to those appointed Champions of Mosekel for this ability requires the ancient tongue to use. Almost a ritual of sorts, the character is able to bring back those who've perished. This ability is not without great consequence and it can only ever be used on a body that has died within a matter of three trials (days). Immortals may come to carry the soul of the individual to the great beyond after that time. When this ability is in use, energy is extended up from the character to form the appearance of a tree trunk while branches grow and cover the body of the individual till they are nearly encased in energy. Concentration is key to resurrection as the user must fall into deep meditation to either guide the soul back to its body or awaken it. The Ancient Tongue is spoken like a mantra during this ritual. The character risks being drawn into the darkness of death should they lose themselves among the memories and desires of the dead. They can also fall prey to possession, though this is incurable unless acted upon by another Champion, one who possesses the ability to separate and banish souls. Multiple, consecutive uses of this ability will cause the user to fall into a deep sleep for a number of trials (days).
+| Resurrection  || This ability is given only to those appointed Champions of Moseke for this ability requires the ancient tongue to use. Almost a ritual of sorts, the character is able to bring back those who've perished. This ability is not without great consequence and it can only ever be used on a body that has died within a matter of three trials (days). [[:Category: Immortals | Immortals]] may come to carry the soul of the individual to the great beyond after that time. When this ability is in use, energy is extended up from the character to form the appearance of a tree trunk while branches grow and cover the body of the individual till they are nearly encased in energy. Concentration is key to resurrection as the user must fall into deep meditation to either guide the soul back to its body or awaken it. The Ancient Tongue is spoken like a mantra during this ritual. The character risks being drawn into the darkness of death should they lose themselves among the memories and desires of the dead. They can also fall prey to possession, though this is incurable unless acted upon by another Champion, one who possesses the ability to separate and banish souls. Multiple, consecutive uses of this ability will cause the user to fall into a deep sleep for a number of trials (days).
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 | Tree of Life || This ability is given only to those appointed Champions of Moseke for this ability requires the ancient tongue to use. This is a self sacrificing ability and must be used only when all other options are expired. The character, through the use of divine energy, is able to form a massive tree - that resembles their mark - onto the earth. This tree blooms white leaves that shed onto the ground and any who stand beneath its massive umbrella of branches. The leaves of this tree heal any and all things, though the leaves cannot be taken from the tree. These leaves are made of pure energy that disappears after a few short moments. The character is enveloped within it's nearly indestructible trunk, the shape of their body formed into the tree as they are preserved inside it for the rest of their days. Normally these champions are visited by Famula and escorted to the Great Beyond even though their bodies remain living within. This ability may be used in battle to heal a massive number of people. It may also restore life to a dead forest.
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-=The Curse of Sevrath=
+=The Curse of Moseke=
-The appearance of the curse of Moseke is known by few. She is very careful on whom she curses as the humans have proven to be very resilient creatures, and a species she has come to love. This curse is mostly bestowed upon those that come into Desnind with hate in their hearts and destruction on their minds. The cursed mark is located on the person's neck. A black-green, thorny vine wraps around the person's neck twice, as if he were in a noose.
+The appearance of the curse of Moseke is known by few. She is very careful on whom she curses as mortals have proven to be very resilient creatures, and a species she has come to love. This curse is mostly bestowed upon those that come into Desnind with hate in their hearts and destruction on their minds. The cursed mark is located on the person's neck. A black-green, thorny vine wraps around the person's neck twice, as if he were in a noose.
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 | Willows' Sanctuary || Through divine will, the user is able to draw toxins out of the body by pulling them through the skin. When this ability is in use, the mark of Sevrath shimmers green/yellow and releases tendrils of branches, transparent and completely made of energy, that will cover the user's body or the body of the individual. These branches will connect with the flesh and begin to draw the toxins from the body while forcing divine energy back into the body to heal any damage. The toxins gather in front of the mark where they may either be collected or burned up by the divine energy. Concentration is imperative while this ability is in use and must be completed once started. Should the character be interrupted during this ability, they risk allowing toxins into parts of the body that could be fatal to their life or the life of the person they are trying to save. Using this ability more than two times in a day will cause great exhaustion on the user.
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-| Sevrath's Skills  || Add an extra three skill points to one of the following skills: Meditation, Medicine, Singing, or Musical Instrument. Any skill points granted by this Mark can break the 100 point cap on skills.
+| Sevrath's Skills  || The character is granted an extra three skill points which may be spent only on the following skills: Meditation, Medicine, Singing, or Musical Instrument. Any skill points granted by this Mark can break the 250 (or 100 if fast track) point cap on skills. Within these skills, the points may be spent how the pc chooses.
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 | Moseke's Light (Minor) || Similar to Sevrath's Will, the user is capable of focusing divine energy into a minor injury (abrasion, small cut/puncture, etc.) and coax the cells into healing. This ability requires multiple events to "convince" the cells to heal, and even then they may not heal. This ability does not weaken the character as another, more powerful healing ability would, however, the character is unable to heal major injuries. When this ability is in use, a pale green/yellow light emits from the character's skin like a mist and is focused towards the palms and fingers where it is released upon contact of another individual's flesh. Multiple uses of this ability for long periods of time will cause headache and fatigue.
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 | Sevrath's Will (Moderate)  || With a sizable amount of concentration, the user is capable of focusing energy into a medium sized plant or sapling of their choosing to coax it into a form (An inanimate object, a room, etc). Using this ability will require a few events to "convince" the plant to retain the shape that is willed unto it. The character will usually have to sing or play music for the plant in question to calm its wild ways. At this stage, the formations created by this ability are often decently sized and durable.
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-| Sevrath's Skills II  || Add an extra six skill points to one of the following skills: Meditation, Medicine, Singing, or Musical Instrument. Any skill points granted by this Mark can break the 100 point cap on skills.
+| Sevrath's Skills II  || The character is granted an extra six skill points which may be spent only on the following skills: Meditation, Medicine, Singing, or Musical Instrument. Any skill points granted by this Mark can break the 250 (or 100 if fast track) point cap on skills. Within these skills, the points may be spent how the pc chooses.
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 | Mother's Song  || This ability requires the use of voice or musical instrument. When in use, the mark shifts in color to a pale green/blue. It's branches grow to cover most of the user's body before bubbling up into tiny droplets of light that float away from the skin. As the song progresses, the number of lights grow. These lights are focused around a plant or natural structure to make it grow faster. It is recommended that the user takes their time when using this ability for the stronger the song and emotion, the faster the plant or structure will grow. This ability may also be used to heal members of the Tunawa race and along side Sevrath's Will.
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-| Sevrath's Skills III  || Add an extra nine skill points to one of the following skills: Meditation, Medicine, Singing, or Musical Instrument. Any skill points granted by this Mark can break the 100 point cap on skills.
+| Sevrath's Skills III  || The character is granted an extra nine skill points which may be spent only on the following skills: Meditation, Medicine, Singing, or Musical Instrument. Any skill points granted by this Mark can break the 250 (or 100 if fast track) point cap on skills. Within these skills, the points may be spent how the pc chooses.
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 | Moseke's Light (Major)  || Similar to Sevrath's Will, the user is capable of focusing divine energy into a major injury (lost limbs, deep cuts, large puncture wounds, etc.) and coax the cells into healing. This ability requires a few events to "convince" the cells to heal quickly. This ability does not weaken the character as another, more powerful healing ability would. When this ability is in use, a pale green/yellow light emits from the character's skin like a mist and is focused towards the palms and fingers where it is released upon contact of another individual's flesh. Multiple uses of this ability for long periods of time will cause headaches, fatigue, and nosebleeds.

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 =The Blessing of Sevrath=
-[[Category: Moseke Mortalborn]]
 [[File:SevrathMain.png|right|link=|]]
 The Blessing of Sevrath is most commonly found on individuals that make Desnind their home. On unclothed people, the blessing appears as a dark, raised tattoo that is as dynamic as their relationship with Moseke. In the early stages, a seedling mark will appear on the chest over the heart. As their relationship with Moseke strengthens and they use their blessing more, this seedling will begin to grow throughout the body. The tree it becomes varies from person to person. A person that is capable of change and interested in new methods of making the city better may have a flexible tree, like a willow. A steadfast, hardy person may have a tall oak, able to stand firm against all forces. The root system will grow down the body while the branches and leaves will grow up. It is not uncommon for extremely spiritual men and woman to have branches extend over their shoulders and down their arms. Those with trees too strong to bend have also been known to have branches up to the forehead. Blessed will also have small leaves on their palms, allowing them to use pollen imbedded in the leaves associated with the blessing. Moseke will commonly share her blessing with the Sev'ryn, but other races that reside within the city have been known to receive Sevrath. The only race she strictly forbids from receiving a blessing is the [[:Category: Aukari | Aukari]], for their skin has ignited too many trees to be welcome in the forest.