Adventurer of the Museum

An adventurer of  (shortened AotM) is a person whose purpose was at one time in their life to trek to one of the three known museums in their respective worlds.

The Adventurer truce
At some time, Bralbaard decreed that, other than self-defense, no adventurer of the Museum shall harm another, regardless of ideological, religious, racial or any other differences. He gave the surprisingly pragmatic reason that a retired adventurer may wish to reclaim their professions and bring more knowledge to the Museum. He has, sometimes, even requested the safety of non-adventurers, as Bralbaard Nilthatlosh has done for his goblin co-administrator of the Orid Xem Museum in Thoramunosh, Ngokang Gutngokang.

This rule was mostly been respected, though accidents and uninformed adventurers have happened.

The Death curse
The Death Curse of Adventurers is an affliction not limited to adventurers of the Museum, but to adventurers in general. In a regular world, even a living one, the decision of a person to become an adventurer may directly cause the demise of a person who had been destined to die of old age, but Death had not yet seen to them in their prescribed time. This may seem superstition, but it has happened much more often than other natural occurrence that it forced scholars to acknowledge it as fact. The most damning evidence of this was towards The End of Mudungudon, when the mere presence of an adventurer depopulated entire towns merely by their passing. Mortals would fall over dead of old age even far away from an adventurer, leaving few or any survivors.

The Three Plagues of the Adventurers
The Three Plagues of the Adventurers was an attack, coordinated or not, against, the last of which spilled over into in 825.

The first attack was that of Raki Shedoshgabat by infecting several humans with the weremammoth plague in 746.

The second attack was by Ragnar Uzinugrad who in 769 infected several creatures with Asmel Avuzadas's vampire blood, including the Law-Giver of Omon Obin at the time Uja Kusutbepa and around half her cabinet.

The third attack, possibly the most effective and terrifying, was that of Ketas Kakthrilzop and Kosoth Sibrekakmam whose vile experiments resulted in highly pestilent "blighted ghouls" which waited patiently to infect, kill or usurp communities, joining forces with other night creatures in doing so, such as for example with Uja in Señamatem. First called the Omon blight, it silently expanded through the world, leading in what was called the 825 massacre to the near-downfall of Adilatír's ghost-capital Ilrallenod, the death of over a dozen nobles - counts and countesses included - and the near-death and actual loss as head of state of its then-King Bralbaard Nilthatlosh.