Sutek was a pilot on board the TCS Tiger's Claw. He had a highscore in the TrainSim.
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| - Sutek was a pilot on board the TCS Tiger's Claw. He had a highscore in the TrainSim.
- Sutek was King of the Gebs in the Lost Desert. He was stronger and smarter than all of the other Gebs of the land which is how he became their leader. During his lifetime, he had a great gebmid, or pyramid built for his grave, along with being the storehouse of all his treasures and riches.
- Sutek, the Nameless Serpent, is one of the gods of the Nameless Empire. According to an Iremite myth, Sutek and Azar had a feud that resulted in Azar's death. Sutek was also, however, the god who lifted Azar up to A'aru on his two outstretched fingers. The "Ladder of Sutek" thus became a metaphor for Apotheosis. Sutek is also associated with the Ren, the Pillar of the True Name, so those Arisen who make their decree before this pillar are called "Serpent-Headed."
- Sutek was a male Vulcan in the 23rd century. He hailed from the Last-of-all-Cities on Darien 224, a lost colony stranded from the rest of the Vulcan people before the Logic-reformation. In 2254 Sutek led a rescue party to assist a landing party from the USS Enterprise which was under attack by another faction of Vulcans from the colony. He promptly took them to the colony where they stayed as guests for some time. Whilst the Starfleet personnel were there he expressed disgust at what had become of the Vulcan people, comparing them to lap-Sehlats for the Humans. He took particular distaste in Spock.
- Sutek is an enigmatic and very powerful mage who appears in Ultima V and Ultima VI. During the reign of Lord Blackthorn, he secluded himself in a small hut built upon the isle that would come to be known as Spektran, devoting his studies to ascertaining the nature of the three shards of the Gem of Immortality and their spawn, the Shadowlords. In Ultima V, Sutek was instrumental in the Avatar's learning of the method by which the Shadowlords could be vanquished. Sutek's fate subsequent to the events of Ultima VI is unknown.
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| - Sutek is an enigmatic and very powerful mage who appears in Ultima V and Ultima VI. During the reign of Lord Blackthorn, he secluded himself in a small hut built upon the isle that would come to be known as Spektran, devoting his studies to ascertaining the nature of the three shards of the Gem of Immortality and their spawn, the Shadowlords. In Ultima V, Sutek was instrumental in the Avatar's learning of the method by which the Shadowlords could be vanquished. By the time of the gargoyle uprising as chronicled in Ultima VI, Sutek had descended into madness and taken refuge in the abandoned Palace of Blackthorn, wherein he conducted bizarre experiments and hired several ill-fated engineers to construct a series of catacombs beneath its walls. Upon setting foot on the mad wizard's island abode, the Avatar happened upon the fruit of Sutek's endeavours: killer bunnies and monstrous, two-headed animals. The solitary mage proved arrogant and incendiary in conversation, but revealed that the balloonist at the heart of the False Prophet's pursuit had met his end in the castle catacombs. The Avatar then left Sutek to his madness and encountered the last of his creations: Pushme Pullyu, a two-headed horse that spoke in rhymes and riddles. Sutek's fate subsequent to the events of Ultima VI is unknown.
- Sutek was a pilot on board the TCS Tiger's Claw. He had a highscore in the TrainSim.
- Sutek was King of the Gebs in the Lost Desert. He was stronger and smarter than all of the other Gebs of the land which is how he became their leader. During his lifetime, he had a great gebmid, or pyramid built for his grave, along with being the storehouse of all his treasures and riches.
- Sutek, the Nameless Serpent, is one of the gods of the Nameless Empire. According to an Iremite myth, Sutek and Azar had a feud that resulted in Azar's death. Sutek was also, however, the god who lifted Azar up to A'aru on his two outstretched fingers. The "Ladder of Sutek" thus became a metaphor for Apotheosis. Sutek is also associated with the Ren, the Pillar of the True Name, so those Arisen who make their decree before this pillar are called "Serpent-Headed."
- Sutek was a male Vulcan in the 23rd century. He hailed from the Last-of-all-Cities on Darien 224, a lost colony stranded from the rest of the Vulcan people before the Logic-reformation. In 2254 Sutek led a rescue party to assist a landing party from the USS Enterprise which was under attack by another faction of Vulcans from the colony. He promptly took them to the colony where they stayed as guests for some time. Whilst the Starfleet personnel were there he expressed disgust at what had become of the Vulcan people, comparing them to lap-Sehlats for the Humans. He took particular distaste in Spock. Sutek and the rest of the Last-of-all-Cities colony were ultimately killed when they used a powerful psionic weapon which destroyed the planet. (EV - Cloak and Dagger comics: "Cloak & Dagger", "Cloak and Dagger, Part 2 of 2")
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