Erollisi Marr
Goddess of love and the hunt, twin sister of Mithaniel Marr.
Overview
Drawn from Erollisi Marr — compiled history.EQ1Community article
The goddess of love and passion, Erollisi Marr is the daughter of Tarew Marr, the god of water, and the twin sister of Mithaniel Marr, the god of valor. She rules the Plane of Love, and is also known as the Queen of Love.
Followers of Erollisi Marr believe that love conquers all. They fight to defend what they love and have a passionate, selfless approach to life. While worshippers of the Queen of Love are not fond of violence, they are realistic enough to acknowledge that Norrath is a dangerous place and that violent acts are sometimes necessary to protect that which they love. In keeping with that realization, worshippers of Erollisi see dying in the defense of that which they love to be the greatest good one can do in life.
Erollisi Marr is partially responsible for the creation of the barbarians alongside her brother Mithaniel, and by extension humans and Erudites as well. The center of her worship on Norrath is the Temple of Marr in the human city of Freeport.
Overview
Drawn from From Pond to Paladin, Vol. I (Item) — in-game book.EQ2Primary · mirrored · best available source
From Pond to Paladin, Volume I
In the early ages of Norrath, before the arrival of Man, the Marr Twins did walk the face of Norrath. The children of a God of Power, Tarew Marr the Water Lord, the Marr Twins searched amongst the mortals of Norrath a cause to champion and embrace with their divinity. The Gods of Nature puzzled over the Marr Twins absence of a divine purpose, and the Gods of Influence scoffed at the twins for seeking such a purpose amongst the mortals. The most malicious of the Gods, Innoruuk, and Cazic-Thule, sought to corrupt the young twins to strengthen the forces of hatred and fear.
Innoruuk, the twisted God of Hatred and Spite sent his mortal followers to Tarew's daughter, Erollisi Marr, to tempt her and seduce her into the darkness. With the wisdom imparted to the Goddess by her father, she saw through the Teir'Dal's deceptions, and their wickedness was more visible to her eyes than even their physical forms. So it came to pass that Erollisi journeyed to the lands of Tunare's fair elves, to escape the sickening advances of the Teir'Dal. It was in the early kingdom of the elves, that Erollisi did find warmth, peace, and beauty in the harsh realm of the mortals and it was there that she embraced and was in return embraced by a most mortal of traits. It was there she found love.
While Erollisi fended off the advances of Innoruuk's mortal agents, the forces of Cazic-Thule beset her twin brother, Mithaniel Marr. Serpents, phantoms, and all manner of frightful creatures conjured and commanded by Cazic-Thule mortal minions came to Mithaniel to assault his body and mind. Mithaniel was no mortal however, and his will was strong. The minions of Thule could not instill within him the fear of their dark lord.
They did succeed however, in luring the brave Mithaniel to the swamps of Norrath, the deadly, dank, lands where the creatures of Cazic-Thule were the strongest and most numerous. An army of trolls, lizard folk, and forgotten creatures of unspeakable horror beset Mithaniel Marr, and so it came to pass that he became a captive to the minions of the Lord of Fear.
Mithaniel, imprisoned in magical bonds provided to his captors by Cazic-Thule, and tortured by relentless monstrosities, prayed to his father day and night for forgiveness and salvation. The prayers continued, unanswered, until the brave god, weary from torture and weakened by the dark magic of Cazic-Thule, fell into a deep slumber.
It was then that Terris-Thule visited the slumbering god to inflict his sleep with nightmares more horrible than the events he had endured at the hands of his captors during his waking hours. However, at the beseeching of her father, Cazic-Thule, Terris was not permitted to inflict such terror onto Mithaniel Marr until after she first deceived him through his dreams and stole the gift of life from his body. So Terris did as her father commanded and then the slumbering horrors began.
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Drawn from History of the Isle of Erollisi — compiled history.RPGCommunity article · best available source
The history of the Sisters of Erollisi and how they came to be on the Isle of Erollisi is murky at best, but most Sisters believe it begins back in the days before Takish-Hiz was abandoned. According to the sisterhood’s legends, Erollisi Marr appeared to an elf maiden and told her that only love could bring peace to the world. The maiden, whose name varies in different version of the tale, was inspired to begin an order dedicated to promoting love. She preached that love was the opposite of hate, and thus devotees of Erollisi were the only force with the power to stop the evil spread by Innoruuk, the Prince of Hate and patron of the dark elves. Though the group never enjoyed the company of Tunare’s worshippers among the elves, it was nonetheless accepted as a good-aligned organization and welcomed by elven society. It is unknown why the group did not follow their fellow elves to Faydwer, but instead stopped on an island amid unknown seas.
Official Lore
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Erollisi Marr - The Queen of Love
Erollisi Marr - The Queen of Love This sister of Mithaniel and daughter of Tarew is allied with Fizzlethorpe Bristlebane, Mithaniel Marr, Rodcet Nife, Tunare and Quellious. Her enemies are Innoruuk, Cazic-Thule, Rallos Zek, and Bertoxxulous. Followers of Erollisi Marr, the Queen Of Love, cling to the belief that love conquers all.
Read the full sourceJournal of a Disciple of Marr
Collected notes Of late, I have had trouble sleeping. I close my eyes, and visions spring to life, as real as if I were there.
Read the full sourceSecrets of Faydwer – Unfolding the Lore: Part 7 - 10/04/07
Secrets of Faydwer – Unfolding the Lore: Part 7 Hills of Shade The Elddar elves fled Tunaria, the land now known as Antonica, to escape the destruction that Solusek Ro wrought upon their land. They found their way east, to Faydwer. Over time on the new continent, the Elddar branched off into two distinct tribes: the Koada'dal and the Fier'dal.
Read the full sourceTarew Marr - The Fathom Lord
Tarew Marr - The Fathom Lord The Fathom Lord or, as he is known in the divine tongue of Influence and Nature, Tarew Marr, is the first member and ruler of the Triumvirate of Water. He is the sole lord and commander of the plane's most abundant form of the element. The people of Norrath know little of him, and his relationship to Mithaniel and Erollisi Marr is…
Read the full sourceFrom Pond to Paladin
From Pond to Paladin Or The Origins of Froglok and Man by Glupurp Stoneskipper Paladin of Marr My noble kinsman, I bring to you the knowledge or our origins, as well as the origin of Man that has been bestowed upon me by the scholars of the City of New Tanaan, and those who have visited the Halls of Honor, home of our Lord Mithaniel Marr.
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Morell-Thule, the forsaken son of Cazic, and brother of Terris, took notice of Terris manipulations of the slumbering God, for while Terris is the Queen of Nightmares, Morell is the King of Dreams.
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Secrets of Faydwer – Unfolding the Lore: Part 8 - 10/12/07
Secrets of Faydwer – Unfolding the Lore: Part 8 The Crypt of Shade Beneath the dark, damp earth of Hills of Shade lays the Crypt of Shade. The Crypt of Shade is where the elves of Kirathas interred their dead. Before the curse of Erollisi Marr struck the Hills of Shade, the Crypt was seen as a beautiful resting place for the ancestors of Kirathas.
Read the full sourceThe Fabled Planes of Power Lore – Part 17
The Fabled Planes of Power Lore – Part 17 The Plane of Torment The Plane of Torment floats silently in the ether that lies between the planes. Resembling a large black cube, it has been manifested to reflect the cruelty of the goddess Saryrn who embodies endless pain and suffering in mind, body, and spirit.
Read the full sourceThe History of Barbarians (House Item)
Through my own experiences, I have gained knowledge and insight into the barbarian race. Each part of this history tome can only be completed in its own time. Story 1 Listen to my tale! It is the story of brave men and strong women. I tell you the story of the barbarian people.
Read the full sourceFrom Pond to Paladin, Vol. I (Item)
From Pond to Paladin, Volume I In the early ages of Norrath, before the arrival of Man, the Marr Twins did walk the face of Norrath. The children of a God of Power, Tarew Marr the Water Lord, the Marr Twins searched amongst the mortals of Norrath a cause to champion and embrace with their divinity.
Read the full sourceFAL Q05 Tome01
1. Love is more than meets the senses. It is a powerful mystical bond connecting all living things. It is the harmonious attunement of spirit that permits progress and growth in the face of the universal constants of chaos and destruction. Purest love allows the highest form of partnership between two beings.
Read the full sourceFrom Pond to Paladin, Vol. II (Item)
From Pond to Paladin, Volume II Morell-Thule, the forsaken son of Cazic, and brother of Terris, took notice of Terris's manipulations of the slumbering God, for while Terris is the Queen of Nightmares, Morell is the King of Dreams.
Read the full sourceThe Age of Blood
Ages of Norrath The Age of Blood spanned about five hundred years, from the first offshoots of Humans from the Barbarians in approximately 2260 through the fall of the Combine Empire between 2755 and 2760. As the dust settled, the last of the gods came to Norrath. Mithaniel Marr, god of Valor, and Erollisi Marr, his twin sister, the goddess of Love, created t…
Read the full sourceHandbook of the Ravens of the North
Handbook of the Ravens of the North Halas, the ancestral home of the Northmen, is no more. Torn asunder by years of fighting with the snow orcs, the city was finally razed to the ground by the fiery chunks of Luclin raining down to fulfill the shaman's prophecy: "On the night of fire, Halas shall be consumed by earth.
Read the full sourceThe Enemy Within
It is curious that this tale has captured me so. It may be due to the nature of the story and my appreciation of tratorous tales, but something stronger seems to keep calling me back. I should try to investigate more about Sentry Selena. ~R.E. Sir, the full account of the night in question is included in this report, but I must put the acts of that fateful ni…
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