'''The Deathspeaker''' is an open-sourced character designed by Simon Kirby for use in the Landmark RPG. A nocturnal gunslinger operating in the late Nineteenth Century, the Deathspeaker is considered Chamberlain's ''first'' masked vigilante. Armed only with a black rapier and two matching pistols, The Deathspeaker single-handedly cleaned out the city's crime-infested '''Westside''', carving out a reputation for swift justice and lethal retribution. While mostly active during the 1850s, he returned in 1885 to battle the '''Makepeace Consortium''', and was subject to unconfirmed sightings well into the early 1900s. Popularized in contemporary dime novels as a supernatural avenger, his apparent longevity has been the subject of much speculation, leading to rumours of paranormal abilities. Modern historians have dismissed the Deathspeaker as an urban legend similar to Spring-Heeled Jack, despite well-documented accounts of his activities being provided by both official police records and newspaper accounts. Dr. Rose Morrison of Chamberlain University has hypothesized that The Deathspeaker may have been a 19th Century incarnation of The Scarlet Shade.
Category:Open Source Characters
Category:Horror Characters
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Category:Landmark Characters
Category:2009 Debuts
Category:Immortal Characters
Category:Male Characters
Category:Real Name Unknown
Category:RPG Characters

The Deathspeaker

'''The Deathspeaker''' is an open-sourced character designed by Simon Kirby for use in the Landmark RPG. A nocturnal gunslinger operating in the late Nineteenth Century, the Deathspeaker is considered Chamberlain's ''first'' masked vigilante. Armed only with a black rapier and two matching pistols, The Deathspeaker single-handedly cleaned out the city's crime-infested '''Westside''', carving out a reputation for swift justice and lethal retribution. While mostly active during the 1850s, he returned in 1885 to battle the '''Makepeace Consortium''', and was subject to unconfirmed sightings well into the early 1900s. Popularized in contemporary dime novels as a supernatural avenger, his apparent longevity has been the subject of much speculation, leading to rumours of paranormal abilities. Modern historians have dismissed the Deathspeaker as an urban legend similar to Spring-Heeled Jack, despite well-documented accounts of his activities being provided by both official police records and newspaper accounts. Dr. Rose Morrison of Chamberlain University has hypothesized that The Deathspeaker may have been a 19th Century incarnation of The Scarlet Shade.
Category:Open Source Characters
Category:Horror Characters
Category:SimonKirby - Creator
Category:Landmark Characters
Category:2009 Debuts
Category:Immortal Characters
Category:Male Characters
Category:Real Name Unknown
Category:RPG Characters

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