Celomir the Rightly-Guided

Celomir (b. 1133 GA, d. 1492 GA), often given the epithet "the Rightly-Guided", was an elven cleric of the Zathryan church, later attaining the rank of Archbishop.

Sometime between joining the clergy and the Year of the Vanishing City, Celomir became distressed by odd happenings he noted surrounding an abandoned graveyard in Tyris Fields in the outskirts of Boundbrook. He took to preaching about these happenings--loudly--on street corners in Zeltras' Gate near the Broken Candle Inn. His preaching scared away potential customers, so the barkeeper, Walter, offered to hire people to look into the ramblings of "Celomir the Unhinged", if only to get him to stop.

After the Year of the Vanishing City, Celomir was offered the position of Archbishop leading the church and accepted. As the Temple was destroyed during the Nisa attack, Celomir pressed the newly minted Emperor Zephyr I about rebuilding efforts. A combination of this and a souring of public view on religion led to the clergy being formally disbanded in 1215 GA. Celomir and the remaining clergy loyal to him would leave Boundbrook for Grafwyn and the shelter of Zephyr I's sister and political rival, Claudia Veristius, some weeks later.

In 1221 GA, he publishes the book Celomir's Guide to the Unknown, considered by modern scholars to be the foundational text on the obscure magical beings and cryptids of Mithra.