The Wild Triumverate

"They were heroes in their day, saving woebegone villages in the 

''most remote corners of Moran. They'd appear in the night, deal justice''

''against the injust, and then vanish as suddenly. Whatever happened''

to those three, none can rightly say; all that remain are rumors 

''and fleeting stories. It's been nearly ten years, though, so not such ''

a long interval that one can, with confidence, declare the Wild Triumverate

gone for good."

--Otsin Illyaro, The Bard of the Barbarians

The Wild Triumverate were a real group of Heroes that appeared in remote towns and villages, saving them from evil threat. Though very active in the years 1121-1133 they had completely vanished by 1135, though some debate whether later sitings were authentic. While many villages have petitioned deities and natural (and sometimes unnatural, even demonic) powers to return this trio to Moran, none have been successful.

Though historical fact, many historians believe that tails of the triumvirate have been exaggerated to near mythic levels. However, all accounts include the characters Mane Alcert (a human barbarian of bear-like strength and stature), Natly Marlowen (the reincarnation of Ralston, the Aasimar hero of myth), and Norton Torp (an even tempered human wizard who later went Gremnol in Luthe Ada and Belak under the Aftons).

The party discovered Mane Alcert living in the Barbarian mountains, but did not know of his deeds. They later discovered that Gremnol was Norton Torp.