Furys Heart is the result of a wicked mind that has been around for eons. The
thoughts and actions of this power have caused the plane to come into being.
Slowly but surely the place has been carved into existence. Not on purpose,
but as the beings' presence grew more powerful, a place to hold this power was
needed and thus the plane was created, or you might say it just "became".
Some other extraplanar beings stumbled upon this plane of existence,
and thought it was a good place to live with its harsh climate.
Among these are the Tanar'ri, Baatezu and others.

As more powerful beings came to live there, the power of the strange being
grew and finally took shape as the Beastlord. He did not rule the place,
but he was the absolute power. As the Tanar'ri and Baatezu fought eachother
the Beastlord relished in their suffering and their powerstruggles and grew
stronger and stronger. But as the eons passed, he soon becamed bored with this
tiny piece of the multiverse and sought his way to the world of mortals.

Later..

The Beastlord draws his power from his worshipers and their actions. He was
once worhiped by a cult that performed gruesome rituals in his name and
summoned great marauding beasts that were set free in the previously peaceful
valley of the Beastlands.
The cult grew older and had trouble surviving, much because some evils turn
upon themselves. In this case, the power-struggle within the cult weakened it
so much that it soon became extinct.
While the cult's power waned, so did the power of the Beastlord. Soon he did
not have the strength to remain in the mortal word and had to return to his
own plane of existence, called Furys Heart.

And so, the valley of the Beastlands is now a peaceful place inhabited by
normal and mostly peaceful creatures. This cannot be said about Furys Heart.
Compared to the age of Furys Heart, the Beastlands were in his power for only
the blink of an eye.
Furys heart is the very epitome of his essence, and thus a extremely dangerous
place to be.
The very presence of mortals in this fearsome world makes the Beastlord a
happy demigod indeed. The suffering of these mortals is what the Beastlord
lives for. This suffering is indeed what he lives for, and what he ultimately
is composed of.

Here you must go if you want to defeat him once and for all, but be warned.
The company of the Fireswords tried to kill his weaker avatar in the
Beastlands but failed miserably, and were brought to Furys Heart to suffer
an eternity of torture. You might not succeed either.


Coming to a MUD near you in the summer 2004.
(Surrounding you where available)
(The audience is blistering)