Signature methods
How they fight
- Turning discarded parts into traps or weapons
- Opening routes that ordinary tools cannot
- Quietly collecting the most historically interesting object in the room
- Treating an explosion as a design feature when useful

Sunspire · Former companion · Record incomplete
Where other people see wreckage, Kelsynk sees inventory.
The person behind the legend
Kelsynk is a goblin artificer fascinated by discarded mechanisms and forgotten civilizations. Springs, broken glass, ruined tools, and suspicious relics are all raw material. He joined the group at the Festival of Flame, but disappears from the surviving party record after the first session. The archive refuses to invent an ending simply because bookkeeping failed.
Signature methods
Magic & stranger talents
What people remember
Heroism, poor judgment, private grief, public embarrassment—usually in combinations nobody planned.
Attended the Festival of Flame as one of the original five companions.
Brought a scavenger’s eye to a city celebration full of questionable magical products.
Vanished from the structured campaign record before the flight to Ashenvale.
From the road
Reconstructed from the surviving campaign record—not verbatim transcripts, but faithful to the person revealed at the table.
Workshop principle“Trash is only a machine whose next owner has not arrived.”
Regarding explosions“A device that explodes has successfully demonstrated energy transfer. Refinement comes later.”
Archive note“The road after Eldenhold contains no reliable account of Kelsynk. Unknown is not dead.”
People in their orbit
Kelsynk’s preferred teachers, especially when they leave valuable machinery unattended.
Present at the beginning, absent from later records without a confirmed farewell.
Where the record stands
Alive in the last confirmed record. His reason for leaving and present location are unknown.
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