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Description[]

"My past isn’t worth mentioning. Rotten family. Hardship. War. I’m done with all that. I’m important now. I’ve got influence… so don’t cross me."

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Tuven Lynch is a male Ljosalfar that migrated west from Apotyre to the land of Mithros in an attempt to leave his troubled past behind. His life would change drastically upon meeting the Augur. Seeing him as a visionary leader and a seer, Tuven heeded his warnings about the dark future ahead and fully accepted his proclamations that the only path to freedom from predestination was through chaos. After converting to the worship of the God of Chaos, Telogrus, he would rise quickly through the ranks and become the Augur’s personal bodyguard and lieutenant. Fiercely protective of his master, Tuven is highly suspicious of and openly hostile towards anyone he perceives as a threat to the Augur. He is especially disdainful of Lyenna Crosse.

The Fateless One encounters Tuven Lynch in Revival while he’s standing guard by the Augur during one of his sermons. They cross paths again during the A Preordained Encounter faction quest and the False Prophets side quest.

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Tuven Lynch can always be found in Revival.

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Keep away. Augur isn’t interested in stragglers and beggars. He’s got important business to attend to.

Tuven Lynch, acting as the Augur’s bodyguard

What are you skulking about for? We don’t like strangers sniffing around the Prophet. Quit being nosy, or you’ll lose the one you got. One swipe of the dagger…

Tuven Lynch, threatening the Fateless One

He took me in and gave me a job, something to live for. He’s more than just a man. He’a a leader, a seer. Telogrus uses the Prophet to warn us of the dark times ahead, and to bring those searching for freedom into the fold.

Tuven Lynch, thoughts about the Augur

We’ve all ended up here on a journey to find something better. I found it for myself, and hopefully the Prophet can help others find it too.

Tuven Lynch, thoughts about Revival

We had names for people like her back in Apotyre. Mad Crones. Witches. It’s best not to listen to them.

Tuven Lynch, opinion of Lyenna Crosse

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