Pamira of Bractia

Pamira was an alchemist and aunt to the son of Alexander the Great, Alexander IV. She came to lead a group known as the Kratistoi.

Overview

Following the poisoning of Alexander IV and his mother, Rukhsana, Pamira began working to resurrect the old emperor. To that end, she secured his body. Unfortunately for her, Alexander the Great was something more than mortal. As such, resurrecting him was not such a simple task. She required a variety of components taken from the Wonders, including the life-spark of the Colossus of Rhodes.

It is unknown the exact nature of the conclusion of her campaign, though given current understanding of history, it is unlikely a resurrected Alexander played a significant role again on the world stage. It is possible that he became a new Colossus unbound by the Hedge; it is possible he became a Pandoran; it is possible that the Colossus of Rhodes was drained of life before its destruction in an earthquake.

What is known is that the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus was drained of its generative magic in the ritual, whether that ritual succeeded or failed.

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