Tiati Willi

Legend

“…delved into forbidden lore …paid the Goddess price”

Skjald Kazumix

 

History

Fourth Age

Born in the year 1060, Tiati Willi is a figure of great significance and power in our World. Hailing from the enigmatic Moss'Ari Race known for their deep connection to nature and powerful mystical abilities, Tiati’s presence commands respect and awe.

Skjald Vinotis

 

Throughout his life, Tiati delved into the sacred arts of Shamanism, honing his innate Magical talents to become a revered Shaman of immense power. His wisdom and understanding of the natural world set him apart as a wise counsellor and spiritual leader for his people.

Skjald Sejrik

 

In the year 1108, Tiati’s extraordinary abilities and leadership qualities led him to ascend the throne as the King of Junnatu Weavers, a position of great influence among the prople of Tusla and beyond. As king, he guided his people with compassion and strength, ensuring prosperity and harmony within his realm.

Skjald El Mary

 

However, in the year 1132, a momentous event would forever alter the course of Tiati’s life. Tragedy struck when his son, Michel, was born stillborn. Faced with unbearable grief, Tiati made a fateful decision to perform a forbidden rite. Drawing upon ancient and mysterious knowledge, he sought to bring his son back to life, defying the natural order.

Through the forbidden ritual, Tiati managed to summon the Goddess. Ostrim is a deity of life and rebirth. In an unprecedented act of divine intervention, Ostrim aided Tiati, allowing him to exchange Michel’s lifeless heart with a Magic Shard of swirling Pink Astral Mana. This extraordinary exchange brought the infant back to life, giving him a second chance at life.

The resuscitated Michel, now infused with magical energy, became a living testament to Tiati’s extraordinary power and the favour of the goddess Ostrim. The event would be remembered as a profound and miraculous moment in the world’s history.

Skjald Sigurd

 

As the years passed, Tiati’s life took an unexpected turn. In 1167, he fell gravely ill, his health withering, causing great concern among his people. Some suspected that this was the price he had to pay for meddling with forbidden magic and interfering with life and death. Others whispered of poisoning by rival families seeking to weaken Tiati’s influence, such as the Mystwart or Masil clans, and claim power for themselves.

Skjald Sejrik

 

Despite the challenges he faced, Tiati remained a symbol of hope and resilience, drawing strength from his deep spirituality and connection to nature. His reign as King and his profound actions as a Shaman left a lasting legacy, touching the lives of many and forever shaping the world’s history.

Skjald Sigurd

 

Special

As a Shaman of immense power, Tiati possesses unparalleled expertise in harnessing natural energies and communing with the spirits of the land. His connection to the goddess Ostrim granted him access to divine guidance and miracles, further solidifying his reputation as a revered figure.

Skjald Ulrich