Agreed!<br/><br/>There are (amazingly) two canon NPCs for the House of the Morning, from what I found. The "patriarch" (probably the leader/head) is a NG human woman, Charisbonde Trueservant, and there is also Jelde (male human, supposedly also NG), a "high-ranking priest".<br/><br/>I used Jelde b/c 1. you'd been using masculine pronouns in your previous references to meeting the head of his order (perhaps  Charisbonde is known to be traveling elsewhere presently) 2. Jelde I'm actually rather familiar with - he's a character in a novel trilogy I'm near the end of (Swords of Eveningstar being the 1st). He was part of an adventuring party leadered by a young Florin Falconhand (then-future husband, I think, of Dove Falconhand, one of the Seven Sisters), royally chartered by Azoun IV after Florin saved Azoun's lift after stumbling upon a Zhentarim ambush in the woods, and dubbed the Swords of Eveningstar and later Knights of Myth Drannor. That was all in the 1340s or 1350s (pre-Time of Troubles in '58); so Jedle would now be middle-aged, in his 40s or 50s maybe. Given his personality I'm sure he's boasted about those days in the years since, and you can assume Randal knows any of that.<br/><br/>And, indeed, Jelde - or, Semoor Wolftooth, as he was originally known (it mentions it being common for Lathanderi clergy to take on new names) was always portrayed as very sarcastic-tongued, harmlessly lecherous, and kinda dislikeable (then again, those adjectives all apply to Elminster in many people's reckoning) - I had the same reaction, he seemed a little dark and selfish for Lathander. I'd have pegged him for Neutral, maybe. (Maybe he improved since then.) Perhaps amusingly, his best friend (also in the party) was a Tymoran priest (and more devout and diplomatic).<br/>