Allegories of the Immaterial

Talmund Hoss, German Landsknecht and career soldier turned Governor later in his life. Lived by the doctrines of stoicism and seen as a gruff and one dimensional man of simple duty. After his passing, a treasure trove of poetry and Keevan studies, both of his own writing and by others, filling every drawer and cupboard in his home. Not a single page visible on the surface, but bursting at the seems.

Fez (Fezekiel) LaMont, a French-Indian cartographer and archaeologist. Unearthed and spread Keevan writings after having been lost for some 300 years.

Chen (Gretchen) Wig, Byzantine wife of a merchant. Spent the majority of her life in the pursuits of Alchemy, was able to utilize her husbands moderate wealth to finance her studies. First to truly discover and conceptualize the power of Gaint, which is attributed to her untimely demise.

Flandini, born to a wealthy Roman noble family, never fully understood the concept of finance. Wrote a great many works regarding philosophy, historical analysis, and politics. Known for his philanthropic leanings, spent his adult life draining the caufers of his family's fortune and selling or giving away his land to those he thought needed them more. Died a pauper with a heart of gold and a clean soul.