History Recap / CrafDNDChampionsChallengeE33TheFreshPrinceOfHellHeir

* ItsAllMyFault: Because the Lockhearts were the most prominent supporters and practitioners of its skills, Cardiock feels like the Bloodhunter Corps--along with the class itself--is tainted by their legacy of corruption. However, he himself feels immense guilt for having facilitated their misdeeds, as he is the head of the Corps and remained ignorant of what they had been doing for many years. Thus, despite Passione's protests, he abolishes his Corps to coincide with the outlawing of the Bloodhunter class; unsure of what to do with himself, he departs to the fae realm in search of his long-lost wife.

* ItsAllMyFault: Because the Lockhearts were the most prominent supporters and practitioners of its skills, Cardiock feels like the Bloodhunter Corps--along with the class itself--is tainted by their legacy of corruption. However, he himself feels immense guilt for having facilitated their misdeeds, as he is the head of the Corps and remained ignorant of what they had been doing. Thus, despite Passione's protests, he abolishes his Corps to coincide with the outlawing of the Bloodhunter class; unsure of what to do with himself, he departs to the fae realm in search of his long-lost wife.

* ItsAllMyFault: Because most of the Lockhearts were the most prominent supporters and practitioners of its skills, Cardiock feels like the Bloodhunter Corps--along with the class itself--is tainted by their legacy of corruption. However, he himself feels immense guilt for having facilitated their misdeeds, as he is the head of the Corps and remained ignorant of what they had been doing. Thus, despite Passione's protests, he abolishes his Corps to coincide with the outlawing of the Bloodhunter class; unsure of what to do with himself, he departs to the fae realm in search of his long-lost wife.

* ItsAllMyFault: Because most of the Lockhearts were the most prominent supporters and practitioners of its skills, Cardiock feels like the Bloodhunter Corps--along with the class itself--is tainted by their legacy. However, he himself feels immense guilt for having facilitated their misdeeds, as he is the head of the Corps and remained ignorant of what they had been doing. Thus, despite Passione's protests, he abolishes his Corps to coincide with the outlawing of the Bloodhunter class; unsure of what to do with himself, he departs to the fae realm in search of his long-lost wife.

* ItsAllMyFault: Because the corrupt Lockheart family were the most prominent supporters and practitioners of its skills, Cardiock feels like the Bloodhunter Corps--along with the class itself--is tainted by their legacy. However, he himself feels immense guilt for having facilitated their misdeeds, as he is the head of the Corps and remained ignorant of what they had been doing. Thus, despite Passione's protests, he abolishes his Corps to coincide with the outlawing of the Bloodhunter class; unsure of what to do with himself, he departs to the fae realm in search of his long-lost wife.

With the abolishment of the Lockheart clan, Colonel Cardiock is left facing some difficult questions of his own about his Bloodhunter corp and his challenge. As Passione presses him on his decisions, they begin realizing the identity of his wife--and Asole's mother--and it's not anyone who they could've expected.

* YankTheDogsChain: Throughout the Hemoarloch arc, Cardiock proves to be the single most reliable and trustworthy authority figure that Passione turns to, proving time and time again just how dedicated he is to his country and its people. This makes it sting badly for the party when they learn Don Matriarchy is his ''wife,'' and Cardiock inadvertently caused Osra's father's death by directing him to the Don for a devilish deal.

* WhamLine: Just as Cardiock departs into the fae realm, Benedict namedrops his wife, whose identity leaves Osra facing an ethical crisis. It's the very person she's been after to kill and reverse her family's curse... And she just so happens to be Asole's mother, as well.

* WhamLine: Just as Cardiock departs into the fae realm, Benedict namedrops his wife, whose identity leaves Osra facing an ethical crisis. Cardiock's wife--and Asole's mother, for that matter--is the very person she's been hunting for throughout the entire campaign to kill and reverse her family's curse:

* WhamLine: Just as Cardiock departs into the spirit realm, Benedict namedrops his wife, whose identity leaves Osra facing an ethical crisis. Cardiock's wife--and Asole's mother, for that matter--is the very person she's been hunting for throughout the entire campaign to kill and reverse her family's curse:

* WhamLine: Just as Cardiock departs into the spirit realm, Benedict namedrops his wife, whose identity leaves Osra facing an ethical crisis. Cardiock's wife--and Asole's mother, for that matter-- is the very person she's been hunting for throughout the entire campaign to kill and reverse her family's curse:

* WhamLine: Just as Cardiock departs into the spirit realm, Benedict namedrops his wife, whose identity leaves Osra facing an ethical crisis. Cardiock's wife--and Asole's mother, for that matter-- is the very person she's been hunting for throughout the entire campaign:

* YankTheDogsChain: Throughout the Hemoarloch arc, Cardiock proves to be the single most reliable and trustworthy authority figure that Passione turns to, proving time and time again just how dedicated he is to his country and its people. This makes it sting badly for the party when they learn Don Matriarchy is his ''wife,'' and Cardiock may have inadvertently caused Osra's father's death by directing him to the Don for a devilish deal.

* YankTheDogsChain: Throughout the Hemoarloch arc, Cardiock proves to be the single most reliable and trustworthy authority figure that Passione turns to, proving time and time again just how dedicated he is to his country and its people. This makes it sting badly for the party when they learn Don Matriarchy is his ''wife,'' and he may have inadvertently caused Osra's father's death by directing him to the Don for a deal.