Usimagarus
“Knowledge cannot be destroyed. It can be hidden, forgotten, burned — but it survives. It always survives. That is my promise to you.” — Attributed to Usimagarus, to the first Magi
What Is Known
Usimagarus is the keeper of knowledge — all knowledge, from the most trivial to the most dangerous. Every word ever written, every secret ever kept, every memory that has ever existed finds its way to Usimagarus eventually.
The party worked alongside the Magi of Usimagarus in the Lost City under King Alekazar’s alliance. The Magi were the keepers of lore, the librarians and scholars who preserved the knowledge of the ancient world. Auriga Sirkinos, once one of their number, betrayed them — a wound the Magi still carry.
Usimagarus does not seek worshippers. Knowledge is meant to flow freely, and forcing wisdom on the unwilling serves no purpose.
How He’s Depicted
An androgynous figure robed in gray and white, face partly shadowed, carrying a quill and scroll. Their temples are libraries — the sacred space is the reading room, the altar is the lectern. The Magi’s lost great library in the Lost City was the finest temple to Usimagarus ever built.