House Vatalis

Overview
House Vatalis, otherwise known as the Vatalis Inquisition, is a Great House of Moros located in the Outer Reach. The Vatalis dynasty is highly regarded as one of the most powerful religious Kingdoms across Loras, as the Divinity of Eternus remains the key religion to the House.

Age of the Forsaken:
House Vatalis' origins can be traced back to the Age of the Forsaken, following a cataclysmic event known as the 'Red Scourge', which saw most of Moros plagued by death and disease. It was during this Age, that a man named Remus Vatalis I, (now known as Remus the Wrathful) would seek Humanity's salvation under the guidance of the Divine Lord named Eternus. And with this religious guidance, led to a Saga called the Great Purge, or more infamously known as "The Wrath." During the period, the afflicted populations of Moros were subsequently persecuted for bearing the plague. In which, those who allegedly carried the affliction, innocent or guilty, were then executed upon any level of suspicion.

In the Aftermath, the persecution sought the genocide of half of Moros, with reports ranging up to 20 million casualties, over the 40 million plague-related fatalities. In turn, Remus justified his actions as being an ultimate solution for the betterment of Humanity. Believing that there was no other way to prevent the total extinction of Mankind from such a Plague.

Age of the New Kingdoms:
As the Red Scourge seemingly faded out of relevancy, most of Moros believed Remus' actions to be truly prophetic. Indeed, those who were skeptical, or believed the Martyr's words to be of madness and evil ramblings, would come to see his actions as being truly genuine. And so, as a token of gratitude, the stronghold that was first established by Remus I during the Forsaken Age, was subsequently remodeled into a functioning Kingdom, following the appointment of Remus Vatalis II as the King of the Outer Reach. With Remus the Young's installment as King, the young man would value Peacetime over Warfare against the other Houses. Believing that an Era of Reformation would repair any further distrust or sentiment towards the Vatalis bloodline.

Much of Remus the Young's short-lived life and reign pertained to rebuilding his Father's stronghold.

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