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| - | **Background:** Valente is one of the lesser-known scions of House Toqare. He mostly keeps to himself, and has enough older siblings that inheritance has never been a prospect. Free of a lot of the attention and responsability bestowed on his older siblings, Valente found himself somewhat directionless. Court politics failed to grab his attention, and he was never a great scholar. After attending universty, he spent a brief period in the army. He found it incredibly fulfilling, but was forced to leave after taking a severe wound to the gut - one that still gives him trouble. Seeing few options remaining, Valente tried the priesthood, and it was there that he finally found his place. He quickly rose to become Priest of the god of Zolfo Pass, a small settlement split between two sides of an impressively carved bridge. Both the village and the bridge can be dated to before Hashat rose. | + | **Background:** Valente is one of the lesser-known scions of House Toqare. He mostly keeps to himself, and has enough older siblings that inheritance has never been a prospect. Free of a lot of the attention and responsibility bestowed on his older siblings, Valente found himself somewhat directionless. |
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| + | Court politics failed to grab his attention, and he was never a great scholar. After attending universty, he spent a brief period in the army. He found it incredibly fulfilling, but was forced to leave after taking a severe wound to the gut - one that still gives him trouble. Seeing few options remaining, Valente tried the priesthood, and it was there that he finally found his place. He quickly rose to become Priest of the god of Zolfo Pass, a small settlement split between two sides of an impressively carved bridge. Both the village and the bridge can be dated to before Hashat rose. | ||
| Valente is gruffly enthusiastic, vehement, and dogmatic. He much prefers condemning bad practice over encouraging good, and is always willing to cast a discriminate eye on his followers - when he isn't passing his time gambling, that is. The one problem he's found with his position is that opportunities to condemn heresy are in surprisingly short supply. To this end, he employs Rett Lillo, a hired actor and former con-artist to "test the peoples' spiritual strength," and Sofia Silvestri to provide a listening ear if they happen to succumb to temptation. | Valente is gruffly enthusiastic, vehement, and dogmatic. He much prefers condemning bad practice over encouraging good, and is always willing to cast a discriminate eye on his followers - when he isn't passing his time gambling, that is. The one problem he's found with his position is that opportunities to condemn heresy are in surprisingly short supply. To this end, he employs Rett Lillo, a hired actor and former con-artist to "test the peoples' spiritual strength," and Sofia Silvestri to provide a listening ear if they happen to succumb to temptation. | ||
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