Wyncit Sutler

Wyncit is a tenured Sage with an interest in Human architecture, art and history, specializing in the Cimmerlain and Estorium Empires. He is based out of Cimmer.

Wyncit is a practitioner of an ancient form of magic not seen, or heard, in an Age. Researched from the libraries of the colleges that make up the University of Cimmer, he learned that words can have power, that in tone and enunciation magical power can be evoked using the dead and forgotten language of Humani; also called the magic of Phonesthesia.

Wyncit has been declared and recognized to be Leardon Sunflare's grandson and is now directly in line to the Throne of Palmheart, much to his horror.

He was leader of the Sutler Expedition, a personally funded exploration of the jungle and ruins of Palmheart. Unfortunately for him, the expedition was co-opted by then King Leardon of Palmheart to investigate the cause of the Death curse.

The Wyncit Expedition found and explored the lost city of Omu, discovering that the local Tomb of the Nine Gods had be built by the lich, Acererak to house the cause of the Death Curse, the Soulmonger. With the aid of the Nine Gods, the group penetrated the defenses of the tomb and destroyed the Soulmonger, ending the Death Curse. They then confronted Acererak, who ran.

On reaching the surface, Wyncit disposed of the city’s yuan-ti ruler and put in his own pro-Palmheart ruler.

The Wyncit Expedition then learned where Acererak was hiding. They entered the Tomb of Horrors and found a Gate to the ancient city of Moil; a city located deep within the Shadowfell. The group penetrated the city’s defenses where they found Acererak’s fortress. They confronted him once again and finally, and permanently, killed him. They then made their way back to Syra before the total collapse of Moil.

After a brief rest, and the publication of several scholarly books on Palmheart, Omu, Tomb of the Nine Gods, Moil and Acererak, Wyncit has returned to the jungles to continue his exploration of Palmheart.

Wyncit is presently armed with Sever and Thud.