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{{Spoiler header|theme=sf|''[[Sangfielle]]''}} | {{Spoiler header|theme=sf|''[[Sangfielle]]''}} | ||
{{Infobox Character|color_theme=sf | {{Infobox Character|color_theme=sf | ||
| pronouns = it/its | | pronouns = it/its | ||
| titles = | | titles = | ||
| aliases = [[Roseroot Hall]]<br />{{Space}}Roseroot<br />{{Space}}Rose Shade | | aliases = [[Roseroot Hall]]<br />{{Space}}Roseroot<br />{{Space}}Rose Shade | ||
| player = | | player = | ||
| debut = [[Sangfielle 09: The Secret Ledger of Roseroot Hall Pt. 1]] (Roseroot Hall) | | debut = [[Sangfielle 09: The Secret Ledger of Roseroot Hall Pt. 1]] (Roseroot Hall)<br />[[Sangfielle 11: The Secret Ledger of Roseroot Hall Pt. 3]] (Aterika’Kaal named) | ||
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| | |relations=[[Lye Lychen]] (captor) | ||
}} | |season=''[[Sangfielle]]'' | ||
|game=''[[Heart: The City Beneath]]''}} | |||
{{Quote Almanac | {{Quote Almanac | ||
| quote = An ambivalent and ancient spirit. Offers the sweet smell and sublime beauty of roses and the sturdy foundation of a root structure. In exchange: Feed it. | | quote = An ambivalent and ancient spirit. Offers the sweet smell and sublime beauty of roses and the sturdy foundation of a root structure. In exchange: Feed it. | ||
}} | }} | ||
'''Aterika’Kaal''' is a deity that the people of Roseroot worshipped. In the native language, its name means '''Rose Shade''', but the Aldominans mistranslated that to '''Roseroot'''. | '''Aterika’Kaal''' is a deity that the people of [[Roseroot]] worshipped. In the native language, its name means '''Rose Shade''', but the [[Aldominan|Aldominans]] mistranslated that to '''Roseroot'''. | ||
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Around the time of Aldominan conquest, it was taught selfishness and gluttony<ref>According to Dyre Ode.</ref> by the yon Vantzon-Estonbergh family. They made a contract in which it was made into [[Roseroot Hall]] in return for being fed sacrifices, of those same villagers that once worshipped it. | Around the time of Aldominan conquest, it was taught selfishness and gluttony<ref>According to Dyre Ode.</ref> by the yon Vantzon-Estonbergh family. They made a contract in which it was made into [[Roseroot Hall]] in return for being fed sacrifices, of those same villagers that once worshipped it. | ||
== The Secret Ledger Arc== | ==The Secret Ledger Arc== | ||
[[Dayward YVE|Dayward yon Vantzon-Estonbergh]] contracted [[Dyre Ode]] to move Roseroot Hall from its original location to the outskirts of [[Blackwick]]. However, due to the neglect of the contract by YVE, Aterika’Kaal made the manor spooky in its dismay, so YVE calls in members of the [[the Blackwick Group]] to investigate. | [[Dayward YVE|Dayward yon Vantzon-Estonbergh]] contracted [[Dyre Ode]] to move Roseroot Hall from its original location to the outskirts of [[Blackwick]]. However, due to the neglect of the contract by YVE, Aterika’Kaal made the manor spooky in its dismay, so YVE calls in members of the [[the Blackwick Group]] to investigate. | ||
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| quote = Only a small, dangerous branch of the deity remains.}} | | quote = Only a small, dangerous branch of the deity remains.}} | ||
==The Perpetual Oratorio Arc== | == The Perpetual Oratorio Arc== | ||
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In [[Sapodilla]]'s Night Library, Aterika'kaal is damaged when [[Felix Hollowfield]]'s blue anti-magic radiation hits Lye. As the party slip away through the city streets, the jar breaks and it crawls into view of the party. Lye attempts to bluff that this little plant monster is his familiar [[Tombo]]; [[Virtue Mondegreen|Virtue]] accepts this and greets it, but [[Duvall]] recognizes it as Aterika'kaal and insists that they will discuss this later. | In [[Sapodilla]]'s Night Library, Aterika'kaal is damaged when [[Felix Hollowfield]]'s blue anti-magic radiation hits Lye. As the party slip away through the city streets, the jar breaks and it crawls into view of the party. Lye attempts to bluff that this little plant monster is his familiar [[Tombo]]; [[Virtue Mondegreen|Virtue]] accepts this and greets it, but [[Duvall]] recognizes it as Aterika'kaal and insists that they will discuss this later. | ||
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Lyke uses the Endless Ember to make the space? which aterika'kaal moves into in jade moon 1--> | Lyke uses the Endless Ember to make the space? which aterika'kaal moves into in jade moon 1--> | ||
==In Sanctuary== | ==In Sanctuary== | ||
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==Wax, Ichor, and Iron == | ==Wax, Ichor, and Iron== | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery == | ||
{{Content Note|spider imagery}} | {{Content Note|spider imagery}} | ||
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</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
==Footnotes == | ==Footnotes== | ||
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An ambivalent and ancient spirit. Offers the sweet smell and sublime beauty of roses and the sturdy foundation of a root structure. In exchange: Feed it.
Aterika’Kaal is a deity that the people of Roseroot worshipped. In the native language, its name means Rose Shade, but the Aldominans mistranslated that to Roseroot.
History
Originally, Aterika'kaal had a somewhat antagonistic relationship with the people living in its territory. At some point, many generations ago, it was given the skull of Dyre Ode in exchange for living more peacefully.
Around the time of Aldominan conquest, it was taught selfishness and gluttony[1] by the yon Vantzon-Estonbergh family. They made a contract in which it was made into Roseroot Hall in return for being fed sacrifices, of those same villagers that once worshipped it.
The Secret Ledger Arc
Dayward yon Vantzon-Estonbergh contracted Dyre Ode to move Roseroot Hall from its original location to the outskirts of Blackwick. However, due to the neglect of the contract by YVE, Aterika’Kaal made the manor spooky in its dismay, so YVE calls in members of the the Blackwick Group to investigate.
The party unearths the contract and finds the root of Aterika’Kaal, at which point it tries to consume them. When asked by Es if it was happier to be forgotten, it responds "I am happier to be fed."
After counsel from Dyre Ode, the party decides to burn Aterika’Kaal in its entirety, but Lye Lychen does save the last remnant of it: a spider-like plant crawling from the flames. He places this in a jar in his backpack as a Harmful d10 Resource.
Only a small, dangerous branch of the deity remains.
The Perpetual Oratorio Arc
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In Sapodilla's Night Library, Aterika'kaal is damaged when Felix Hollowfield's blue anti-magic radiation hits Lye. As the party slip away through the city streets, the jar breaks and it crawls into view of the party. Lye attempts to bluff that this little plant monster is his familiar Tombo; Virtue accepts this and greets it, but Duvall recognizes it as Aterika'kaal and insists that they will discuss this later.
The party consider neutralizing the Oratorio of Davia Pledge by releasing Aterika'kaal (which wriggles eagerly at the prospect, and is visibly growing) to feed on its energy. This would lead to the two gods competing for each other's energy and coming to an equilibrium, leaving this hex of Sapodilla a tier 4 location, but stable and not spreading. Lye rejects this, as he has dedicated time and resources to trying to fix it, and the others tear into him for being irresponsible and lying about not having taken it. Instead, they end up doing this to Virtue instead.
In Sanctuary
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Wax, Ichor, and Iron
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Gallery
Art by Arp
Aterika'kaal and Lyke by Arp
Art by @billymermays
Footnotes
- ↑ According to Dyre Ode.