| Cardinal of Gilneas Archibald Bishop | |
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 Art by Cutbox | |
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Race |
Human (Gilnean) |
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Gender |
Male |
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Age |
70 |
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Affiliations |
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Titles |
The Shepherd |
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Family |
Cara D'inal (Wife) |
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Status |
Alive |
Archibald Bishop, originally a friar found himself elevated to Bishop of Gilneas after an accidental name mix up with another Archibald who served in the same diocese. By the time the Clerics of Gilneas had realized their mistake the papers had already been processed and Friar Bishop, now Bishop Archibald Bishop was already called to orders in southern Gilneas where he now serves his flock.
The Bishop of Gilneas is often called Arch Bishop by his followers due to the confusion of his name and paperwork, upon his arrival in southern Gilneas.
The area he was assigned to, a very small diocese is well known for it's vineyards and wine trading. Bishop Arch Bishop, who has a well-known love for wine and it's making as a Friar was well received for his knowledge and understanding of the vineyards and thus helped along with flourishing his diocese.
Often seen rosey-cheeked he claims it's due to the joy he receives from aiding his diocese though many whisper it is merely that he found the keys to the wine storages again.
Elevation to Cardinal of Gilneas[]
After the tragic death of a Gilnean Cardinal, whom no one is truly sure how it came about yet, the Church of Gilneas reached out seeking a new Cardinal for the Gilnean territories.
Through a mix up which requested Archibalds middle name and a secretary placing said name on the wrong section of important paperwork, Archibald found himself elevated to the position of Cardinal of Gilneas without any warning of the gracious appointment.
Cardinal Archibald Bishop continues to serve his flock from the southern territories of Gilneas where he claims that upon his ascension to Cardinal his diocese rivers turned into wine for it was the most glorious ascension. Thus Cardinal Archibald Bishop has successfully turned water into wine a feat even the most skilled mages and hydromancers have struggled to do.