Ursal Daleel
| Ursal Daleel | |
|---|---|
| Archval Daleel | |
 | |
| Information | |
| Species | Human |
| Job | Advisor |
| Birth, Life & Death | |
| Birthplace | Suderbod, Tamingazin, Dominaria |
| Lifetime | War with Phyrexia |
Ursal Daleel was the ambassador of Suderbod, placed in the city of Berimish.
Description
Ursal wore an outrageous outfit, complete with a floppy pink hat stuck with a feather and painfully brightly striped clothing. In Suderbod, he had the title of Archval[1]
History
Ursal Daleel was the ambassador of Suderbod, who was in the Berimish palace when the forces of Tagard Tarngold took over the city. While the viashino were sleeping, Ursal opened the doors for the invaders and allowed Tagard to claim Bey Lisolo's amulet of leadership. Ursal later manipulated the wizard Aligarius Timni with food laced with mind-altering honey containing addictive Suderbod spices. He conspired with Karelon to have the king assassinated, having Aligarius forge a talisman that allowed Ursal himself to kill the king with a crossbow bolt. Ursal then had the wizard steal the Magewall Hub from the Institute of Arcane Study, and join him in traveling to Hemarch Solin of Suderbod. He made Aligarius move the magewall away from the valley and gathered the Suder army to march through the Great Marsh. He schemed to have the Hemarch murdered, and managed to trick Recin and Kitrin into a personal conflict with the ruler, which ended with Solin being killed. However, just as his plans were nearing full fruition, Aligarius managed to snap out of his addiction just enough to dazzle Ursal with a light ball, which allowed Recin and Kitrin to knock him out. When he later encountered the trio in the bayou, Recin pulled him underwater and he was drowned, then eaten by an attalo.[1]
Story appearances
| Title | Author | Publishing date | Setting (plane) | Featuring |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Prodigal Sorcerer | Mark Sumner | October 1995 | Dominaria | Tallibeth Tarngold, Rael, Sachem Karelon Frie, Tagard Tarngold, Oesol, Aligarius Timni, Kitrin Weidini, Recin, Janin, Heasos, Lisolo, Illis, Ursal Daleel, Solin, Ohles, Getin, Asham, Samet, Thesil, Ranas, Isalus, Jah |
References
- ↑ a b Mark Sumner (1995), The Prodigal Sorcerer. Harper Prism.