Trapian

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Name	Trapian
Alias	Unknown
Birth	ca. 319 AC
Death	? AC
Race	Human
Gender	Male
Nationality	Solamnic
Hair Color	Unknown
Eye Color	Unknown
Height	Unknown
Weight	Unknown
Class	Wizard
Occupation	Adventurer
Spouse	Unknown
Children	None
Siblings	Unknown
Predecessor	Unknown
Successor	Unknown

Trapian (ca. 319 AC - ? AC) was a male Human Solamnic Wizard. He is a man that loves to talk.

Early Life

Trapian's father was a Solamnic Knight that died in the War of the Lance. His mother encouraged him to study Magic. Trapian later decided to his skills in rebuilding the world in the honor of his father.

Post War of the Lance

Trapian made friends and went on adventures across Ansalon. His friends included: Bennybeck Cloudberry, Blackstar, Grenden, Iryl Songbrook, Pike Oakbone, Shalindra, Tarr Ravenseye.

In the summer of 354 AC, one of their adventures took them to Schallsea. The group battled a Green Dragon and Iryl was severely injured. While Iryl spent time recovering in the Wemitowuk village of Angat, the group continued on their quest to the underground Garden of the Dead.

Post Chaos War

Trapian could not take this loss of his magic and committed suicide.

Kender Tales

It was said that Trapian's mother was a Cleric of Solinari, but since Solinari keeps no clerics she was most likely a wizard of the Order of the White Robes.

References

Citadel of Light, 'Book 1' p. 24, 82
DLE1: In Search of Dragons character cards
DLE2: Dragon Magic character cards
DLE3: Dragon Keep character cards

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