Colson Maldris
Colson Maldris is the former head of the Liberty's Edge and Andoren factions in the Pathfinder Society. In 4717 AR, he became a fugitive headed toward the Galtan capital of Isarn1 after attempting a daring abduction plot to force members of the Seven Houses and their allies to face justice for corruption in his native Andoran.2
He was retired as faction head in 4718 AR and succeeded by Tamrin Credence, longtime agent of the Bellflower Network.34
Background
Colson was the most senior member of the Andoren Eagle Knights permanently stationed in Absalom. His position near the Grand Lodge allowed Colson an inordinate amount of influence over the Pathfinders within the organization, and he uses this to operate a number of clandestine missions as part of larger Pathfinder Society operations.
In 4712 AR, Michellia Blakros asked Colson to marry her, but he rejected her offer as it would require him to change his name and forfeit his rank. Due to his involvement with the Society, the Decemvirate was forced to invite the Blakros family to that year's Grand Convocation, taking place at the Grand Lodge, as a way to smooth over the frayed relations between the two organizations.56
In 4714 AR, Colson—disillusioned by deepening corruption within the Andoren government—left his homeland for a more permanent residence in Absalom in order to form Liberty's Edge, a watchdog organization dedicated to rooting out corruption across the Inner Sea region.7
At some point around 4716–4717 AR, Maldris was assigned former slave Karisa Starsight as his assistant and mentee.8
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In 4717–4718 AR, Maldris abruptly went missing, and the Pathfinder Society subsequently discovered that he had enacted a plot to hold several Andoren nobles accountable by abducting them to Galt.9 He was replaced as leader of Liberty's Edge by Tamrin Credence.3 His plan backfired, however, and he was slated for execution by Galt's Gray Gardeners.9
Maldris was then retired as faction leader in favor of Tamrin Credence.3
References
| WorkThis entity is best represented by this wikipage. | ReleaseThe release date or a partial release date. |
|---|---|
| Black Waters | October 2008 |
| To Delve the Dungeon Deep | July 2011 |
| Grand Convocation 4712 | 8 July 2012 |
| The Hellknight's Feast | August 2013 |
| The Stolen Heir | September 2013 |
| The Paths We Choose | August 2014 |
| School of Spirits | 27 August 2015 |
| Captives of Toil | 4 August 2016 |
| A Case of Missing Persons | 17 August 2017 |
| Fury of the Final Blade | May 2018 |
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- ↑ . A Case of Missing Persons, 21. Paizo Inc., 2017
- ↑ . A Case of Missing Persons, 3. Paizo Inc., 2017
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 . “Chapter 2: Pathfinder Society Factions” in Pathfinder Society Guide, 22. Paizo Inc., 2020
- ↑ . “Chapter 2: Pathfinder Society Factions” in Pathfinder Society Guide, 59. Paizo Inc., 2020
- ↑ Mike Brock. (May 21, 2012). A Preview of the Grand Convocation, Paizo Blog.
- ↑ . The Blakros Matrimony, 3. Paizo Inc., 2012
- ↑ John Compton and Mike Brock. (June 23, 2014). Faction Evolution, Part II: Secrets and Liberty, Paizo Blog.
- ↑ John Compton. (November 15, 2017). Leaders in Liberty 2, Paizo Blog.
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 This refers to the events of Fury of the Final Blade.