Rimaq al-Nimar

Rimaq al-Nimar, also called the Most Reverend Father or Most Humble Servant of the Enlightened Gods, was a moralist and emir of I'tiraf in the Cities of the Pantheon region of Zakhara.

Activities
Around 1367 DR, Rimaq al-Nimar was the emir of I'tiraf and the most influential leader in the League of the Pantheon. Many within the Pantheist League believed that only the Grand Caliph in Huzuz held more power and influence than Rimaq al-Nimar.

In addition to being the emir of I'tiraf, Rimaq was also the head of the League Conclave—the governing body for the Pantheist League. He was the fourth member of his lineage to hold this position. Rimaq dreamed that Pantheist Enlightenment would prevail through the entire Land of Fate. He corresponded regularly with Alyana al-Azzazi, the Grand Caliph's trusted vizier, knowing that influencing her was the best way to further his goal.

Rumors & Legends
Rimaq was rumored to be the cause of many troubles and disasters striking the Pearl Cities region found on the opposite side of the Golden Gulf. Though troubles in the Pearl Cities certainly benefited Rimaq, he was not a malevolent person who would willingly cause such misfortune.

Sourcebooks

 * Land of Fate