Inquisitor Lord Czevak

[Templar Mikeel]

I was reading an article about Thorian Inquisitors, and it mentioned Inquisitor Lord Czevak. It also mentioned that he penetrate the secrets of the fabled Black Library of the Harlequins. Does this mean that he actualy went there or what? I'm confused about what he actualy did. Could someone please clarify?

[masterofweirdness]

IIRC, Czevak had (or has) limited access to the Black Library. Meaning that he has actually picked up a few of the sacred tomes in the Black Library and read a little.

He was abducted by that Ksons sorcerer who tried to get the location of the Library out of him, and he was then rescued by the Harlequins.

Mind you, I'm not totally sure about all this.

[Dan296]

the harliquins are the keepers of the black library. they sometimes (though very rarely) take ordos malleus inquisitors there for lots of reasons (theyre friends of eldar, the farseers think they need some knowledge to fight some far off evil....ect.) but while they are there, they are closely supervised. Arhamain of the thousand sons abducted Czevak during abbadons 13th crusade to get the location of the black library, but he didnt know it (as the harlequins did something to him, not sure what) and he was rescued by the harlequins.

[r4wr89]

hmm..i'm not sure how fluffically correct revenant is, but according to his amazing story "the rise of the tau" [*drools....* haha] czevak actually spent a while in the black library...certainly not the length of your normal library visit for sure :]
-ant

ps fluffically has a nice ring to it...maybe i'll use it more...haha

[Dan296]

yea, but rise of the tau isnt true GW fluff. plus, this is 600 years after the 'present' galexy.
the only reason Revenant said he was in there was it was really the only explainable way for him to still be able to be around with Codian.

[Templar Mikeel]

Thanks. That guy seems really privaleged. Is the Thousand Sons sorceror your talking about the same one in DoW:Tempest?

[r4wr89]

i'm not sure what DoW tempest is, but ahriman is easily identified, [or i think he is]: bright blue cloak, a pair of big ol' pointy things on his hat...haha]

this is a picture of him. well, i think it is...yea?
http://us.games-workshop.com/games/4...og/ahriman.htm

:]
-ant

Originally Posted by r4wr89

i'm not sure what DoW tempest is, but ahriman is easily identified, [or i think he is]: bright blue cloak, a pair of big ol' pointy things on his hat...haha]

this is a picture of him. well, i think it is...yea?
http://us.games-workshop.com/games/4...og/ahriman.htm

:]
-ant

That'd be the little pansy himself, yes indeedy! I'll have to read this 'Rise of the Tau' thing. I despise Tau with a passion (damn GW pandering to anime fan-boys. I like the army, but not the look). But, who knows.. I'll try it if I can find it.

[masterofweirdness]

http://forum.blacklibrary.com/topic....78&whichpage=1

Thats page one (of 50+ and its not done) of Rise of the Tau.

I stopped reading it, but, when I get some time, I think I might continue where I left off. Its cool

[r4wr89]

Originally Posted by Lord Commander Erus

That'd be the little pansy himself, yes indeedy! I'll have to read this 'Rise of the Tau' thing. I despise Tau with a passion (damn GW pandering to anime fan-boys. I like the army, but not the look). But, who knows.. I'll try it if I can find it.

ahriman the pansy? yes, i think that is a good word...haha. but yea, rise of the tau is a great read. lots of fun, but the downside is that there are a LOT of names and characters in a few parts, and for people like me, who read in little chunks every now and then, it's hard to remember who's who and what's what...oh well. :]

i'm all for a nod at anime fan-boys, lol, but i hate the tau partly because they make other people do all their dirty work. poor vespids...XD

haha yeaaaaaa. :]
-ant

[Templar Mikeel]

Once again I thank you.