The names and sins of the Runelords

In the Lady's Light, Our Heroes encountered several statues of the Runelords, identifying them by their Aspect and their name.  In no particular order:


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Alaznist: Runelord of Wrath (At large)

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Xanderghul: Runelord of Pride (Weakened, stuck inside the Temple of the Peacock Spirit)
               



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Karzoug: Runelord of Greed (Whereabouts and status unknown)
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Sorshen: Runelord of Lust (currently consulting with Xanderghul)







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Belimarius: Runelord of Envy (Time-locked in Cristilan)



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Krune: Runelord of Sloth (Deceased, slain by Alaznist)



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Zutha: Runelord of Gluttony (Deceased, slain by Alaznist)

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