The Cult of Nerull

God of Death and prominent patron of evil, Nerull is known to have two existing temples in Erda. His most famous temple is in the city of Endwood, where he has an exalted shrine among the other divines in The Temple of All-Gods, maintained by Ulrich Alexei, High Priest of Nerull. A larger, secondary temple exists in Welverin, the last remaining city on the Isle of Surmur. It is rumored that a formidable religious cult exists there, luring in desperate desert wanderers for dark experiments, sacrifices, and indoctrination.

Player's Journal: Telmerack
Plane of Origin: Carceri, his home the black citadel

Little is know of the true origins of the being Nerull and Telmerack is quite aware and only a few others of what exactly the Clergy of Nerrul are involved with. However too Telmerack his patron appeares to be a rather distant diety in regards to the material plane in the recent history of Erda. From what Telmerack has seen there is little recognition of his power across the land. Still he believes that the wise should still the fear the Reapers power even if it lies dormant awaiting the day when perhaps Nerrul will turn his devotion to the death of the material plane, something Telmerack fancies himself but also fantasizes about. Little in known to the rest of the common people about "The Master's" cult save for rumors of his followers having taken up residence on the Isle of Surmur. Historical evidence of undead society having at all been involved by the clergy is not very forthcoming mainly because the clergy keep thier organization very secreative. Since neither groups have had in recent time in the Timberlands a collective voice to unite them it is believed by Telmerack that the time has come to begin to form a government. Though the same cannot be said about other regions of Erda.

Vampires
~Vampires~ Telmeracks depiction: 

Telmerack believes his race is sadly nearing extinction particularly when the deiscussion is brought up to him about his kind in the Timberlands. Though rumors in certain places have spread of his own kind, he has done little to find them knowing quite well that they would for the moment prefer to preserve thier own secrecy just as much as Telmerack does. In this regard he admires his own kind for he knows to survive as such an immortal creature can often be burdensome particularly when one is hungry. In this regard Telmerack believes his own kind to be creatures of great worth and worthy of respect, But he has never denied any sexual attraction to them either, nor has anyone asked, for he knows just how licentious his own kind can be, something he doesnt address to the everyday traveler. Vampiric society however is something telemerack secretly mourns over, because of its seemingly large lack of consistency and organization, though he has done little to seek their counsel at this time.