HistoryEdit
Origins
436: Bartelmew writes on The Book that his tyrant ruler, Magnar, is deposed. It comes to pass when Bram the Berserker, son of the frost-giant Buri, wages war on Magnar and raids his castle sinister with his army of Go-Berserks. After killing Magnar, Bram acquires The Book and writes himself to be a king.[1]* Bram rules for many years with Bartelmew as his friend until a campaign against a legendary Frost-Wyrnm, where Bram is overtaken by a drug-rage and bestows the book to Bartelmew.[2]* Bartelmew loses The Book to Merlin, Maximage of his time, in a game of cards. Merlin re-writes parts of the book to manipulate his stooge, Arthur, into power, and into ruling Camelot for a Golden Age.[2]
- 530: Camelot falls, and Merlin charges the keeping of The Book to Sir Giles DeVere, also known as the Winter Knight. While escaping the ruins of Camelot, the Winter Knight dodges ogres and bests his old enemy, the dragon Faralanx.[1] Bartelmew tries stealing The Book, but the Winter Knight freezes him in ice. He leaves the book to his order, who eventually become the Knights Templar.[2]
- Norman Conquest: Bartelmew gets out of the Winter Knight's frozen trap.[2]
Youngblood
In 1993 he joins Youngblood. [3]
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