The Chronicle of Duskhaven ― Characters
Casimir Vane, the Keyless
Casimir Vane, the Storm-Got
Level 3Sorcerer — the magic in your blood is wild, loud, and very h
The Temple1 silverLast seen: Saltrow
The Temple1 silverLast seen: SaltrowWhat the City Says
Casimir Vane came up out of the Shambles docks with a captain's ruined name and a temper the sea gave him instead of a ship. Temple Rise took him in when his magic got too loud for anywhere quieter, and the shrine-folk have learned to read the weather before they read him. He's the sort you want beside you in a storm and nowhere near your secrets.
Known Powers
Known Possessions
The Blueing Thimble — a plain silver thimble that turns your thumb blue the moment you lie to someone who trusts you. You've never found a way to stop it, hide it, or explain it away twice to the same person, and you owe someone in this city an answer for the last time it turned on you in front of a witness who mattered.
a torn Guild-marked collar bearing the broken-anchor runethe dead clerk's parish record, naming a living shipping factor tied to the Lady's Gracethe torn parish page naming Benedict Colethe vault location and guard counta way in — a bought guard at the Aldergate side archway who owes you his silencea read on the searcher's sweep pattern -- when he checks a door and moves on versus when he stopsthe searcher's recovered keyringMarra, freed from the Aldergate vault cellPublic Deeds
Day 20 A Crane-affiliated watchman saw a stranger step calmly into the light to vouch for an arrested acolyte and let him go unquestioned — word of it will move through the archive staff by morning.
Day 18 turned a dead clerk's torn collar into a living lead on his own father's ruined ship, the Lady's Grace.made the Daily
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