- This article is about the character. For the novel, see Legends of the Dragonrealm: Shade.
- See also: Gerrod Tezerenee
Shade | |
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Biographical information | |
Aliases | Gerrod Tezerenee, Tylan, Zaros, Belrac, Jelrath, Simon, Madrac, many, many others |
Physical description | |
Species | Vraad |
Gender | Male |
Historical information | |
Parents | Barakas Tezerenee (father) |
Era(s) | • Rise of the Dragons • Rise of Humanity • Present |
History
Shade was originally known as Gerrod Tezerenee. Son of Barakas Tezerenee and Lady Alcia. He was one of the most proficent sorcerers of the clan Tezerenee. Dark hair hung down slightly on an artistocratic visage that ook greatly from his mother's side. He was slim when compared to other Tezerenee. In the great vraad exodus one of his first assignments was to get Dru Zeree to the Tezerenee castle, a task he couldn't accomplish for the former was lost in the Void when he tried to find him. Another failed assignment was to look after the progress of his brother Rendel, the one in charge of the ka travel for the Dragonrealm, because Rendel crossed to the Dragonrealm earlier than expected. All this put him in a dire situation, he was left behind at the exodus to look for Sharissa Zeree. He eventually managed to cross to the Dragonrealm not by ka travel but by phisycal travel in the rift between worlds, by doing so he was able to exist as a vraad and not a dragon.
Known names
Tylan
Good. Slain by Seekers.
Zaros
Evil. Slain by Valea Bedlam in concert with Galani.
Belrac
Evil. First appeared in the Hell Plains. Slain by Illian of the Birds.
Jelrath
Good. First appeared in Dagora Forest.
Vadym
Good. Ally of Nathan Bedlam during the Turning War. Slain by Azran Bedlam.
Wulfrin
Evil. First appeared in the Tyber Mountains.
Simon
Good. Slain by magical feedback while battling a Seeker.
Madrac
Evil. Imprisoned by Darkhorse and slain by the Gryphon who was wielding the Horned Blade.
Shade reborn
Restored as Vraad. Destroyed while preventing the essence of Nimth from seeping into the Dragonrealm.
Cities destroyed
Gallery
See Also
References
- ↑ This unnamed incarnation of Shade was destroyed by Naran Bedlam.
- ↑ Richard A. Knaak, Legends of the Dragonrealm: Shade, chapter 5