Adam Carthalion

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Adam Carthalion
Information
Colors Red manaWhite mana[1]
Species Human
Birth, Life & Death
Birthplace Corondor, Dominaria
Lifetime War with Phyrexia
Born c. 4140 AR
Death 4179 AR
Family
Spouse Gwendolyn Carthalion
Children Jared Carthalion
Relatives House Carthalion
Sources
The Shadow Mage comic

Adam Carthalion was of the influential Carthalion lineage; once a young shipping magnate and consultant to the leaders of Arathoxia, he later held the houses of Arathoxia together as Lord of Castle Melmereth of House Scarlet in Ephren on Corondor.

History

At one point, Adam sought the Dwarven Hold of Hurloon.

After he learned that Ravidel answered to a higher force bent on destroying Dominaria, and with time running out, Adam went on a quest to become a planeswalker to fight that threat.[2] Ravidel even persuaded him to sacrifice his wife Gwendolyn Mor in exchange for power. Unknown to Adam, Ravidel was trying to destroy people who might one day stand in his way.

When Adam was about to sacrifice his infant son Jared to Ravidel, he backed out at the last moment. He instead entrusted his spellsquire Ezer with Jared and confronted Ravidel head-on in the Battle of Aster Fall. Adam then cast a mighty spell, intending to kill Ravidel. Though Adam sacrificed himself to fulfill the spell, Ravidel was only wounded.

Story appearances

Title Author Publishing date Setting (plane) Featuring
The Shadow Mage #1-4 Jeff Gomez July 1995 Dominaria Adam Carthalion, Ravidel, Jared Carthalion, Ezer, Scarlet Vizier, Liana, Yorgo, Yusaf (mentioned) Eusomoné, Nikko, Grand Sultan of Arathoxia, Lady Verdenth, Tobias Kavrel, Bikov, Gwendolyn Carthalion, Lord of House Khone, Narok, Avi
Wayfarer #1-5 Jeff Gomez Nov 1995 Dominaria Jared Carthalion, Gensai, Daro, Avad, the Kadesha, Élan d'Avenant, Kristina of the Woods, Sandruu, Hoont, Sandruu (mentioned), Amadis, Renalt, Finovar, Ravidel, Liana, Taysir (mentioned), Alais (mentioned), Isabeau (mentioned), Gwendolyn Carthalion, Grenfell Mor, Embereck, Altair of Coloni, Scarlet Vizier, Valthus, Caliphear, Faralyn (mentioned), Leshrac (mentioned), Tevesh Szat (mentioned), Adam Carthalion (mentioned), Lord of House Khone, Geyadrone Dihada (mentioned), Sol'Kanar (mentioned), Piru (mentioned), Trine (mentioned), Daria

References