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	'''Nicknames:''' <BR>		'''Nicknames:''' <BR>
	Souless Mage, Demilich of Deception, The Uncaring One~~, Patron of the Dark Arts~~, Lord of Indifference, Patron of the Dark Arts, Dread Ruler of the Outer Planes, The Whispered One, Master of the Tower, Keeper of Dark Secrets, Prince of Undead, The One-Who's-Name-Is-Not-Spoken, Master of the Black Conclave, Minion of Sirak, The Second Unholy Pope of Nash, Lich		Souless Mage, Demilich of Deception, The Uncaring One, Lord of Indifference, Patron of the Dark Arts, Dread Ruler of the Outer Planes, The Whispered One, Master of the Tower, Keeper of Dark Secrets, Prince of Undead, The One-Who's-Name-Is-Not-Spoken, Master of the Black Conclave, Minion of Sirak, The Second Unholy Pope of Nash, Lich

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	{{note\|[[Silonch]]\|11-20-11\| I honestly don't know why he put up with me as a player, but I'm so very thankful that he did. Some of my best memories of TFC are directly tied to the Conclave, and to the Lich. "Sil" will always be Conclave, and Lich made TFC a lot more fun. Crazy scary at times, but fun! I can't even begin to post an IC note without crying - so I won't even try. Thank you for everything Lich!}}		{{note\|[[Silonch]]\|11-20-11\| I honestly don't know why he put up with me as a player, but I'm so very thankful that he did. Some of my best memories of TFC are directly tied to the Conclave, and to the Lich. "Sil" will always be Conclave, and Lich made TFC a lot more fun. Crazy scary at times, but fun! I can't even begin to post an IC note without crying - so I won't even try. Thank you for everything Lich!}}
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	{{note\|[[Cordir]]\|11/22/2011\|The span of my relationship with Molo covered the extremes, from fondness and collaboration to open hatred. (In one amusing example, [[Tynian]] once summoned both of us to his office to 'introduce' us - as Molo was refusing to speak (even a generic, social acknowledgement on immortal channels) to me for nearly a year.) The reasons for our antipathy were both on and off mud, which didn't make it any easier. Even with that complex stew of emotion, I can still categorically say that he was one of the most profoundly influential FLIs that TFC has ever seen; that it would not be the same game without his role and his following; that he had a greater depth of understanding of the mechanics of being an FLI than any other, ever, and I learned a great deal from him - both directly and by example, of what to do and what not to do. While [[Sirak]] may have created the [[Nashite Lore\|Nashite]] concept, it was Molo that built it, made it famous and spread it to other muds and environments. When people respond (whether in derision or a quick WHOZONE) to the shouts of praise for Nash, it is Molo's legacy.}} <BR>		{{note\|[[Cordir]]\|11/22/2011\|The span of my relationship with Molo covered the extremes, from fondness and collaboration to open hatred. (In one amusing example, [[Tynian]] once summoned both of us to his office to '[[Introductions\|introduce]]' us - as Molo was refusing to speak (even a generic, social acknowledgement on immortal channels) to me for nearly a year.) The reasons for our antipathy were both on and off mud, which didn't make it any easier. Even with that complex stew of emotion, I can still categorically say that he was one of the most profoundly influential FLIs that TFC has ever seen; that it would not be the same game without his role and his following; that he had a greater depth of understanding of the mechanics of being an FLI than any other, ever, and I learned a great deal from him - both directly and by example, of what to do and what not to do. While [[Sirak]] may have created the [[Nashite Lore\|Nashite]] concept, it was Molo that built it, made it famous and spread it to other muds and environments. When people respond (whether in derision or a quick WHOZONE) to the shouts of praise for Nash, it is Molo's legacy.}} <BR>

	== Personal Timeline: ==		== Personal Timeline: ==

Cordir: /* Player Provided Information: */ PPI from Cordir

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	{{note\|[[Silonch]]\|11-20-11\| I honestly don't know why he put up with me as a player, but I'm so very thankful that he did. Some of my best memories of TFC are directly tied to the Conclave, and to the Lich. "Sil" will always be Conclave, and Lich made TFC a lot more fun. Crazy scary at times, but fun! I can't even begin to post an IC note without crying - so I won't even try. Thank you for everything Lich!}}		{{note\|[[Silonch]]\|11-20-11\| I honestly don't know why he put up with me as a player, but I'm so very thankful that he did. Some of my best memories of TFC are directly tied to the Conclave, and to the Lich. "Sil" will always be Conclave, and Lich made TFC a lot more fun. Crazy scary at times, but fun! I can't even begin to post an IC note without crying - so I won't even try. Thank you for everything Lich!}}
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			{{note\|[[Cordir]]\|11/22/2011\|The span of my relationship with Molo covered the extremes, from fondness and collaboration to open hatred. (In one amusing example, [[Tynian]] once summoned both of us to his office to 'introduce' us - as Molo was refusing to speak (even a generic, social acknowledgement on immortal channels) to me for nearly a year.) The reasons for our antipathy were both on and off mud, which didn't make it any easier. Even with that complex stew of emotion, I can still categorically say that he was one of the most profoundly influential FLIs that TFC has ever seen; that it would not be the same game without his role and his following; that he had a greater depth of understanding of the mechanics of being an FLI than any other, ever, and I learned a great deal from him - both directly and by example, of what to do and what not to do. While [[Sirak]] may have created the [[Nashite Lore\|Nashite]] concept, it was Molo that built it, made it famous and spread it to other muds and environments. When people respond (whether in derision or a quick WHOZONE) to the shouts of praise for Nash, it is Molo's legacy.}} <BR>

	== Personal Timeline: ==		== Personal Timeline: ==

Cordir: Category:PPI

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	{{note\|[[Rath]]\|07/15/2011\| The Lich was an amazing FLI. He roleplayed his character well and was an excellent planner, strategist, and tactician. I never saw him get unnerved or shaken by events that happened to his followers, and seemed to have a plan for everything. He somehow managed to run one of the most powerful followings to ever exist on TFC while simultaneously infusing a sense of discipline and order into some of the more...free spirited players of TFC.}}		{{note\|[[Rath]]\|07/15/2011\| The Lich was an amazing FLI. He roleplayed his character well and was an excellent planner, strategist, and tactician. I never saw him get unnerved or shaken by events that happened to his followers, and seemed to have a plan for everything. He somehow managed to run one of the most powerful followings to ever exist on TFC while simultaneously infusing a sense of discipline and order into some of the more...free spirited players of TFC.}}
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			{{note\|[[Silonch]]\|11-20-11\| I honestly don't know why he put up with me as a player, but I'm so very thankful that he did. Some of my best memories of TFC are directly tied to the Conclave, and to the Lich. "Sil" will always be Conclave, and Lich made TFC a lot more fun. Crazy scary at times, but fun! I can't even begin to post an IC note without crying - so I won't even try. Thank you for everything Lich!}}

	== Personal Timeline: ==		== Personal Timeline: ==
	11/19995: Molo, an 18th level mage, dies seven times on the Longship, twice at the hands of his goddess, Ginny, and once in the Black Shrine. <BR>		11/19995: Molo, an 18th level mage, dies seven times on the Longship, twice at the hands of his goddess, Ginny, and once in the Black Shrine. <BR>

Cordir: /* Personal Timeline: */ 07/25/2011: Molo visits the Realm to name Isolas as the new Pope of Nashite.

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	06/09/2010: Molo retires.<BR>		06/09/2010: Molo retires.<BR>
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			07/25/2011: Molo visits the Realm to name [[Isolas]] as the new Pope of Nashite.
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	(20 30) [[The Dark Manor]] Maelmordian Seas		(20 30) [[The Dark Manor]] Maelmordian Seas
	( ALL ) [[Trading Post]] Northern Continent		( ALL ) [[Trading Post]] Northern Continent
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	== Current Description: ==		== Current Description: ==
	August 14, 2004:		'''August 14, 2004:'''
	The horrid corpse of the Arch-Lich of Lord Nash stands before you glaring.		The horrid corpse of the Arch-Lich of Lord Nash stands before you glaring.
	Molo is bathed in the essence of charisma.		Molo is bathed in the essence of charisma.
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	<held> (Red Aura) (Humming) The Nash Bible		<held> (Red Aura) (Humming) The Nash Bible
	<worn with pride> (Red Aura) the Mark of the Black Conclave		<worn with pride> (Red Aura) the Mark of the Black Conclave
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			== WHO Lists: ==
	Hum [ Ma: 8 ] Molo, "Mage for Hire" Date unknown		Hum [ Ma: 8 ] Molo, "Mage for Hire" Date unknown
	Hum [ Ma:18 ] Molo, University of Darkness January 09, 1995		Hum [ Ma:18 ] Molo, University of Darkness January 09, 1995
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	Hum [ Arch-Lich ] Molo, Master of the Black Conclave of Nashite January 26, 2008		Hum [ Arch-Lich ] Molo, Master of the Black Conclave of Nashite January 26, 2008
	Hum [ Arch-Lich ] Molo, Master of the Black Conclave of Nashite January 26, 2009		Hum [ Arch-Lich ] Molo, Master of the Black Conclave of Nashite January 26, 2009
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	== Character History: ==		== Character History: ==
	(taken from theblackconclave.org, via the Internet Wayback Machine, circa 2001):<BR>		(taken from theblackconclave.org, via the Internet Wayback Machine, circa 2001):<BR>
	'''The Early Years:'''<BR>		'''The Early Years:'''<BR>
	Born a human within the gates of the city of Midgaard in the realm of The Final Challenge, Molo began his life as a mage. The early cycles of his life are somewhat obscure and there are very few items worth mention here. It is known that he was the first to discover the famous [[Longship]], captained by the notorious demon pirate Vahzlune during a quest, making him the youngest (lowest level) character ever to earn the TFC Explorer Society Medal. <BR>		Born a human within the gates of the city of Midgaard in the realm of The Final Challenge, Molo began his life as a mage. The early cycles of his life are somewhat obscure and there are very few items worth mention here. It is known that he was the first to discover the famous [[Longship]], captained by the notorious demon pirate Vahzlune during a quest, making him the youngest (lowest level) character ever to earn the TFC Explorer Society Medal. <BR>
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			It is also known that he associated with [[Thaygar]]'s famed [[Ebon Hand]] and that many times he was seen helping to pick through the corpses recently slain by the infamous killers [[Seeker]] and [[Dread]] for valuables. It is said that the young mage Molo was hunted endlessly for his parts in assisting murderers with his spell casting.<BR><BR>

	It is also known that he associated with [[Thaygar]]'s famed [[Ebon Hand]] and that many times he was seen helping to pick through the corpses recently slain by the infamous killers [[Seeker]] and [[Dread]] for valuables. It is said that the young mage Molo was hunted endlessly for his parts in assisting murderers with his spell casting.<BR>		Molo rose steadily in levels, yet for some mysterious reason remained unaligned until one day, a lucky warrior-thief caught him off-guard and changed his mortal life forever. This attacker (named [[Kennet D'Augustine\|Kennet]]) botched the assassination and Molo escaped by using a staff of teleportation. However, Molo's escape was not clean - he found himself alone in strange surroundings. The room had walls of grey stone and was completely silent, the air was very still. Molo froze in place, not knowing where he was. He quickly brandished his teleport staff again with no effect, Molo dug out a red potion of recall from his bags and quaffed it, also with no effect. He then called for the aid of his evil friend, Seeker and told him what he knew of his location. Seeker quickly replied but was puzzled and told him to stay put while he researched the description of the place he was given.<BR><BR>

	Molo rose steadily in levels, yet for some mysterious reason remained unaligned until one day, a lucky warrior-thief caught him off-guard and changed his mortal life forever. This attacker (named [[Kennet D'Augustine\|Kennet]]) botched the assassination and Molo escaped by using a staff of teleportation. However, Molo's escape was not clean - he found himself alone in strange surroundings. The room had walls of grey stone and was completely silent, the air was very still. Molo froze in place, not knowing where he was. He quickly brandished his teleport staff again with no effect, Molo dug out a red potion of recall from his bags and quaffed it, also with no effect. He then called for the aid of his evil friend, Seeker and told him what he knew of his location. Seeker quickly replied but was puzzled and told him to stay put while he researched the description of the place he was given.<BR>

	Two strange beings soon arrived. The first, a lovely immortal half-elf, who introduced herself as [[Ginny]] - a seductive new demigoddess, who was in search for followers such as Molo. The second, an enormous black aarakocran. The aarakocran was no less than the Greater God known as [[Madman]]. Madman seemed quite amused at the young mage's predicament and after looking around a bit, sat down beside Molo. After Molo recovered from this shock at seeing two immortals before him, he asked what he had done to garnish their attention.<BR>		Two strange beings soon arrived. The first, a lovely immortal half-elf, who introduced herself as [[Ginny]] - a seductive new demigoddess, who was in search for followers such as Molo. The second, an enormous black aarakocran. The aarakocran was no less than the Greater God known as [[Madman]]. Madman seemed quite amused at the young mage's predicament and after looking around a bit, sat down beside Molo. After Molo recovered from this shock at seeing two immortals before him, he asked what he had done to garnish their attention.<BR><BR>

	Madman smiled at Molo, causing him to cringe involuntarily. Madman plainly stated that he gave Molo a one-in-twenty chance of surviving and was interested in watching him die. The young mage pondered his situation carefully and decided to wait to hear what Seeker discovered.<BR>		Madman smiled at Molo, causing him to cringe involuntarily. Madman plainly stated that he gave Molo a one-in-twenty chance of surviving and was interested in watching him die. The young mage pondered his situation carefully and decided to wait to hear what Seeker discovered.<BR><BR>

	Seeker finally responded with very grave news. It seems that by all accounts Molo was trapped deep within a dangerous shrine dedicated to neutrality. The shrine was warded against evil and no mortal friend of Molo's would be able to enter to help him. Molo decided to try his luck by bargaining with the immortals for help but Madman just cackled gleefully at him. Ginny however was willing to make a deal, Ginny would save Molo but he would have to serve her for the rest of his days. She would accept his mortal soul as collateral.<BR>		Seeker finally responded with very grave news. It seems that by all accounts Molo was trapped deep within a dangerous shrine dedicated to neutrality. The shrine was warded against evil and no mortal friend of Molo's would be able to enter to help him. Molo decided to try his luck by bargaining with the immortals for help but Madman just cackled gleefully at him. Ginny however was willing to make a deal; Ginny would save Molo but he would have to serve her for the rest of his days. She would accept his mortal soul as collateral.<BR><BR>

	Molo considered the alternative, which was his death and not being able to stop the enemy from obtaining his belongings. He made the deal and Ginny took his soul and took him from the shrine.<BR><BR>		Molo considered the alternative, which was his death and not being able to stop the enemy from obtaining his belongings. He made the deal and Ginny took his soul and took him from the shrine.<BR><BR>

	'''Immortality Quest:'''<BR>		'''Immortality Quest:'''<BR>
	When Molo has achieved the level which permitted him a chance at obtaining immortality, he took it. He sought it almost immediately and was granted an audience with the Great Implementor Tynian.<BR>		When Molo has achieved the level which permitted him a chance at obtaining immortality, he took it. He sought it almost immediately and was granted an audience with the Great Implementor Tynian.<BR><BR>

	Tynian is quite an imposing figure and when he summoned the mortal Molo to his private office, Molo was quite uncomfortable. The office was very large with deep plush carpeting and was dominated by a huge cherry wood desk in the center. Tynian was virtually standing upon the desk amidst a jumbled array of notes, sketches, maps and a strange device that Molo did not recognize. Tynian glanced up for a second at Molo, threw him a piece of parchment containing a shopping list and mumbled (dwarfs tend to mumble a lot) something about returning tomorrow with everything on the list. A moment later, a mushroom cloud surrounded Molo and he was back in the guild.<BR>		Tynian is quite an imposing figure and when he summoned the mortal Molo to his private office, Molo was quite uncomfortable. The office was very large with deep plush carpeting and was dominated by a huge cherry wood desk in the center. Tynian was virtually standing upon the desk amidst a jumbled array of notes, sketches, maps and a strange device that Molo did not recognize. Tynian glanced up for a second at Molo, threw him a piece of parchment containing a shopping list and mumbled (dwarfs tend to mumble a lot) something about returning tomorrow with everything on the list. A moment later, a mushroom cloud surrounded Molo and he was back in the guild.<BR><BR>

	Looking at the list, Molo saw items he knew and some he had no knowledge of. The list contained a few unique items owned by powerful dragons, demons and undead. Molo went to work immediately. For 20 straight hours, Molo raced from beast to beast, slaying or coercing them to give up their treasure. <BR>		Looking at the list, Molo saw items he knew and some he had no knowledge of. The list contained a few unique items owned by powerful dragons, demons and undead. Molo went to work immediately. For 20 straight hours, Molo raced from beast to beast, slaying or coercing them to give up their treasure. <BR><BR>

	== Molo's Immortal Profile/Bio ==		== Molo's Immortal Profile/Bio ==
	''(Taken from the TFC Website Archives)''<BR>		''(Taken from the TFC Website Archives)''<BR>
	Formerly an Arch-Mage of great power, Molo now exists as a lich. Unlike the other immortals, Molo is not a god per se' but a powerful undead creature with powers that rival those of a demigod. He passed from his human state into a non-human, non-living existence through sheer force of will. Molo's transformation occured because of his own desires for power and the use of powerful and arcane magic granted to him by the Great Implementors. <BR>		Formerly an Arch-Mage of great power, Molo now exists as a lich. Unlike the other immortals, Molo is not a god per se' but a powerful undead creature with powers that rival those of a demigod. He passed from his human state into a non-human, non-living existence through sheer force of will. Molo's transformation occured because of his own desires for power and the use of powerful and arcane magic granted to him by the Great Implementors. <BR><BR>

	In life, Molo used his dark arts to assist those of murderous evil to kill hundreds of helpless beings. Once a neutral mage, he sold his soul to Ginny, the goddess of darkness and rose quickly using the arts of deception, deceit and betrayal. This evil was noticed and smiled upon by the Lord Sirak, First Pope and Son of Nash. Upon reaching his current status of lich, Molo was honored by Lord Sirak with the title of the Second Pope of Nash. <BR>		In life, Molo used his dark arts to assist those of murderous evil to kill hundreds of helpless beings. Once a neutral mage, he sold his soul to Ginny, the goddess of darkness and rose quickly using the arts of deception, deceit and betrayal. This evil was noticed and smiled upon by the Lord Sirak, First Pope and Son of Nash. Upon reaching his current status of lich, Molo was honored by Lord Sirak with the title of the Second Pope of Nash. <BR><BR>

	Molo prefers to act indirectly in the affairs of mortals, guiding and steering his followers to objectives only he needs to understand. Nursed on treachery and deceit, the Lich of Indifference has no compassion for mortals, even his own worshipers. Those who follow him must commit themselves to being utter pawns to his schemes. Followers who serve him well are rewarded with knowledge and power, usually damning secrets others would prefer hidden. Those who anger him often will find themselves betrayed and blackmailed, their darkest secrets suddenly known to those who can hurt them most. Molo acts through a cult of dark spell casters known as the Black Conclave.<BR><BR>		Molo prefers to act indirectly in the affairs of mortals, guiding and steering his followers to objectives only he needs to understand. Nursed on treachery and deceit, the Lich of Indifference has no compassion for mortals, even his own worshipers. Those who follow him must commit themselves to being utter pawns to his schemes. Followers who serve him well are rewarded with knowledge and power, usually damning secrets others would prefer hidden. Those who anger him often will find themselves betrayed and blackmailed, their darkest secrets suddenly known to those who can hurt them most. Molo acts through a cult of dark spell casters known as the Black Conclave.<BR><BR>
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	* Molo provided a 'side bet' to Lorna in regards to [[The Fall of A King]].		* Molo provided a 'side bet' to Lorna in regards to [[The Fall of A King]].
	* After "unleashing 100 monkeys in Lorna's office" Molo was faced with [[Lorna's Revenge]]		* After "unleashing 100 monkeys in Lorna's office" Molo was faced with [[Lorna's Revenge]]
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	== Immortal Entry & Exit: ==		== Immortal Entry & Exit: ==
	Molo claws out of his shallow grave.<BR>		Molo claws out of his shallow grave.<BR>
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	{{note\|[[Rath]]\|07/15/2011\| The Lich was an amazing FLI. He roleplayed his character well and was an excellent planner, strategist, and tactician. I never saw him get unnerved or shaken by events that happened to his followers, and seemed to have a plan for everything. He somehow managed to run one of the most powerful followings to ever exist on TFC while simultaneously infusing a sense of discipline and order into some of the more...free spirited players of TFC.}}		{{note\|[[Rath]]\|07/15/2011\| The Lich was an amazing FLI. He roleplayed his character well and was an excellent planner, strategist, and tactician. I never saw him get unnerved or shaken by events that happened to his followers, and seemed to have a plan for everything. He somehow managed to run one of the most powerful followings to ever exist on TFC while simultaneously infusing a sense of discipline and order into some of the more...free spirited players of TFC.}}
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	== Personal Timeline: ==		== Personal Timeline: ==
	11/19995: Molo, an 18th level mage, dies seven times on the Longship, twice at the hands of his goddess, Ginny, and once in the Black Shrine. <BR>		11/19995: Molo, an 18th level mage, dies seven times on the Longship, twice at the hands of his goddess, Ginny, and once in the Black Shrine. <BR>