Master Mithras is the lord of Tel Aranyon and the town of Ranyon-ruhn. He's the youngest member of the Parliament of Bugs, but he's well liked among his subjects. He appears to truly care about them, which, as you might have noticed, isn't a quality that you'll usually find among the Telvanni lords. But, precisely because of this, I believe he would be an valuable ally.

Master Mithras is the lord of Tel Aranyon and the town of Ranyon-ruhn. He's the youngest member of the Parliament of Bugs, but he's well liked among his subjects. He appears to truly care about them, which, as you might have noticed, isn't a quality that you'll usually find among the Telvanni lords.

I'm still preparing to present my case at the Parliament of Bugs. Once I'm ready, Mithras is done for.

You've ruined the plan. Get out of my sight, %PCRank.

If you'll do your job well, %PCName, Mithras' downfall will soon follow.

We have to cover our tracks. Talk to Azariah Thelas in Ranyon-ruhn.

I wanted you to assist our man on the inside, a Mithras' accountant Azariah Thelas. But I've learned that you have slain Azariah, %PCRank. Get out of my sight! You've ruined my plan.

We have a man on the inside. Azariah Thelas, Mithras' accountant, has been a loyal agent of mine for a few months now. We have to cover our tracks, though. Talk to Azariah in Ranyon-ruhn and he'll brief you on the plan.

Mithras is losing ground with the Parliament of Bugs. It's obvious to anyone that he's in over his head and that the efficiency of the mine is subpar at best due to his poor management. He's still convinced he can turn it around, though. As long as he has ebony to sell, there's always hope. So let's take some of that hope from him.

Mithras is the Master of Tel Aranyon near the town of Ranyon-ruhn who sits on the Council with me. Unfortunately for him, he's in charge of an ebony mine in Ranyon-ruhn that I'm very much interested in. Together, we'll bring about his downfall, %PCRank.

Lately, he's having issues keeping it in order. I take no credit for that -- I might've pulled some strings here or there, but he's simply a bleeding-heart weakling afraid to make tough decisions. We would be fools not to take advantage, though. He's expecting a delivery of some mining supplies. I need you to ambush the caravan that will be carrying them, %PCRank.

Mithras is the Master of Tel Aranyon near the town of Ranyon-ruhn who sits on the Council with me. Apparently, he's a benevolent ruler who cares for the well-being of his subjects. Bah, what an absolute fool. I'll never understand why I should concern myself with what some random peasant thinks of me. But nevermind that. Unfortunately for him, he's in charge of an ebony mine in Ranyon-ruhn that I'm very much interested in.

Mithras is the Lord of Ranyon-ruhn. He is a weak and foolish man, undeserving of a place in the Parliament of Bugs.

Master Mithras? Yes, he's... thorough. Watches everything, trusts no one to do a job without his input. He still believes that kindness earns loyalty. Well perhaps it does so for the more malleable. But Mistress Rathra sees the world as it is, not as it ought to be. I suspect her way of leading will prove more... pragmatic.

Master Mithras? Ah, yes. He's held in high regard here. He takes a keen interest in the well-being of his subjects. Very... admirable. He's diligent, certainly. Reviews every report, questions every discrepancy. It's clear he expects more than just competency. Not everyone would be so burdened with principle, if they were in his position.

That would be me. People here call me Master, rather than Mithras, but it makes me feel like a regular uncaring Telvanni lord, so I don't like it at all.

My master rules over Tel Aranyon and the nearby town of Ranyon-ruhn. He is sometimes criticised for devoting too much time to his subjects, but nonetheless, he is skilled in the arcane arts.

He's a noble and generous man, not a corrupt and despotic leader like the Telvanni mage-lords so often are. We're fortunate to be in his territory.

Whoozat? Hic! Ne-never seen him here. Hic!

He's our mage-lord, and he lives in Tel Aranyon, just on the other side of the Pass. A good mer; we don't have any reason to complain about him.

Our mage-lord lives in Tel Aranyon, the tower looming over Ranyon-ruhn. Ashamul is too poor and insignificant a settlement to warrant his regular attention. However, he does see fit to send the occasional taxman, clerk, or most recently, a sentry guard to watch the entrance and guar pen.

Everyone here calls him just Master. One would assume we do so because of fear, but it's not true. Master Mithras has put a great deal of effort into making Ranyon-ruhn a safe town and ensuring a decent life for all his subjects. He is in many ways different from a usual Telvanni lord, but he is much worse if you get to his nerves. So don't, because you're on your own.

Everyone here calls him just Master. One would assume we do so because of fear, but it's not true. Master Mithras has put a great deal of effort into making Ranyon-ruhn a safe town and ensuring a decent life for all his subjects. He is in many ways different from a usual Telvanni lord, but he is much worse if you get to his nerves. So don't, because you're on your own.