Here's some information about the Deathlords in this particular game:<br/><br/>The Deathlords are not the unstoppable forces of nature they are described as in Manual of Exalted Power: Abyssals; but simply powerful ghosts supported by the power of the neverborn.  They have the charms of the neverborn, which are not particularly great compared to solar charms, particularly because they tend to rely on willpower and aggravated damage rather than essence to use.  Abyssals may learn Neverborn charms starting at essence 5, when they meet the prerequisites.  At essence 8, it becomes possible to use the charm to become a deathlord, though an abyssal has little reason to do so.<br/><br/><br/>The four custom deathlords are:<br/><br/>Seer of Oblivion's Righteous Panopticon: A peaceful sage who believes he can destroy creation in a single blow, once he has observed everything in existance.  The Seer attempted to fight the First and Forsaken Lion when he went to the Wyld to start the Balorian Crusade, but lost due to his inferior knowledge of martial arts, and the meddling of the Leering Keeper of Hell's Gates.  The Seer of Oblivion's Righteous Panopticon has no deathknights serving under him, for he requested specifically not to be given any by the Neverborn.<br/><br/>Leering Keeper of the Gates of Hell: A lunatic infernalist who somehow keeps her inauspicious citadel in the underwold, malfeas, and the wyld simultaneously.  She was the First and Forsaken Lion's closest friend among the deathlords, until she led the Lion to accidentally save creation.  Somehow, she escaped any obvious censure from the Deathlords, possibly because of her instrumental role in the acquisition of the Abyssal Exalted.  Today, she works closely with the Green Sun Princes, trying to negotiate a settlement between Hell, the Neverborn, and the Unshaped to destroy creation forever.<br/><br/>Empress Annoited with the Blood of Martyrs: The Empress is a powerful warrior with impressive one on one combat skills, and powerful artifacts.  Unfortunately, she also has severe personality problems, and is somehow one of the least effective leaders among the deathlords.  Her only real salvation from the stigma of repeated failure has been not having clear objectives.  The Empress has a small group of deathknights she frequently executes for petty reasons, decorating her citadel in the southwest with their bones and viscera.<br/><br/>Tragedian of Death's Thousandfold Passion Plays: The Tragedian is a thespian who believes himself capable of writing a tragedy so heartrending, it would make the celestial Incarnae themselves look up from the games of divinity to see it, then commit suicide upon its ending.  The tragedian works to make everything in creation more dramatic, and the First and Forsaken Lion privately suspects him of helping the Scarlet Empress access the Sword of Creation, to advance his own agenda.  The Tragedian's deathknights are organized into the Circus Grotesque, a traveling performance group that helps people find the worst tragedy that can befall them, then inflicts it upon them in the most dramatic way possible, as preparations and preambles for the ultimate tragedy.