Cibil Cythalamynn was the High Priest of Lorecia. His disappearance several years before the start of Spireloft was the catalyst for Group 7422's first mission.
Cibil was a tall, lanky blue-skinned elf with short, dark blue greying hair. He had two very large round glasses on his face and had very poor posture. His hands tended to be clammy and he was usually always sweating.
Cibil grew up living at the Temple of Caladrin with his uncle, older sister, mother, father, and other unnamed family members. CStatic has not yet solidified whether or not Cibil is transgender, but there is a drawing of him as a child with pigtails and a skirt.[1] CStatic may write another Varianne story taking place when the two siblings were kids at some point, which would then confirm whether or not this is true.
Cibil was 19 when he began training to be The High Priest of Lorecia after Varianne was deemed unfit for the position. His role as the High Priest of Lorecia meant that his guidance, ensuring that Lorecians followed the ideals of Caladrin as (defined by the Cythalamynns), was sought out for matters both private and political. The Cythalamynns specialized in a type magic that allowed The High Priest to read the minds of individuals known as "memory-exploration" magic.
Four years before the events of Spireloft (campaign), Cibil was appointed to magically investigate a corrupted wolf captured from Woodhollow on the orders of the Lorecian government, who were interested in the strategic benefits of understanding the Woodhollow curse. Upon seeing the wolf, fear and stress overtook Cibil and he fled Erumita and Lorecia entirely, leaving behind a mess in his room.
Cibil eventually journeyed to Nycen in Sylthe, a place he mentioned to his Summoner as he left. Cibil's close relationship to his Summoner meant that the latter was the prime suspect after Cibil's disappearance. At Nycen, he met Aelwe'ni, who took the High Priest in and cared for him. Cibil seemed generally unaware of the passage of time, spending his days observing Woodhollow from across the river.
In Unmasked, Cibil was eventually discovered by Group 7422, who had been tasked by the Covert Counters to find him. In Klaes Dies, Cibil conducted a ritual to find the source of Kiorend's affliction before departing with the party, bidding a tearful farewell to Aelwe'ni in Bees, Trees, Existential Crises.
Upon returning to Erumita, Cibil was brought to Slasstian Mendrow in Mission to Manor Mendrow but Group 7422 refused to turn him over to the loan shark for permanent exile, leading to a lengthy impromptu debate with the Lorecian council in A Priest, a Politician, and a Loan Shark Walk Into a Bar about who would hold the position. Eventually, it was decided that a replacement would be sought for with Elise Cythalamynn remaining as a backup option, as Cibil was very unwilling to resume his duties as High Priest.
As revealed in The High Druid (session), the position was eventually passed to Chrissy Melloweather. Cibil became something of a personal assistant to E-MARI, spending his time in the council chambers in Erumita.[2] In ...Fear Like Nothing Else Cibil would encounter the Antidote again after they were teleported to Erumita by Caladrin, resulting in a hostile encounter with his once rescuers.
After the events of Spireloft, Cibil retired to Hokiat Mos, where he took on the alias of Cable and continued with his habit of observing the edge of Woodhollow. He was sought out by Tarot and Saena Sagebend, who were looking for an explanation of the voice in Tarot's head. Cibil was able to conduct a ritual similar to the one he conducted on Kiorend, determining that the voice was real, even if he didn't recognise it. Cibil and Tarot parted amicably, but Cibil asked that Tarot not speak a word of his new home to Gerardanson.
The Temple of Caladrin includes most of Cibil's immediate family as well as some people working at the building. He was no longer in contact with most people on this list after the campaign.
Cibil was the object of both Klaes' and Gerardanson's affection during the events of Bees, Trees, Existential Crises and Mission to Manor Mendrow. The two competed for his attention to no success, with Cibil showing no interest in either of them. Klaes eventually admitted that Gerardanson had "won" Cibil and gave up.
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Cibil was able to create bursts of energy that disorient or push people away. This is a powerful but reckless spell that is not something people who are inexperienced are usually capable of casting on accident. It is a very cheap way of expelling a lot of energy quickly.[4]Gameplay
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