Difference between revisions of "Herald"

Over time, the mental state of the Heralds deteriorated, leading to a corruption of their divine attributes. Nale dedicated himself to justice at the expense of hisgrew compassioncompassionless;{{book ref|sa3|115}} [[Kalak]] became paranoid rather than resolute;{{book ref|sa1|prologue}} [[Jezrien]] becamestarted ato drunkdrink rather than a leaderheavily;{{book ref|sa3|88}} [[Shalash]] began to track down and destroy art depicting herself ratherher thanown createartwork.{{book ref|sa3|117}} While Shalash and Nale both believed that Ishar remained unaffected, he, too, went mad.{{book ref|sa3|121}} He took over the country of [[Tukar]], becoming its god-priest, and started to swing wildly between megalomania and the desire to end his own existence.{{book ref|sa3|24}}{{book ref|sa3|64}} When Nale came to him with questions about the possibility of a new Desolation arriving, Ishar told him that the return of [[Knights Radiant]] could prompt it, causing Nale to travel the world killing any potential Surgebinders.{{book ref|sa2.5|9}} At some point, perhaps in pursuit of this goal, he and Kalak found themselves in the [[Kholinar palace]] on the night of king [[Gavilar]]'s assassination.{{book ref|sa1|prelude}}