Beauregard (Bo) Wyatt

Name	Beauregard (Bo) Wyatt
Race	Human
Type	Wizard
Faction	Free Willed
Premiere	Cult of Corruption: The Summoning
Relative(s)	Howard Wyatt, Beverly Wyatt

Beauregard (Bo) Wyatt

"Karen, I am so, so sorry..."

Biography

Cult of Corruption: The Summoning

As seen in the novel, Cult of Corruption: The Summoning, Bo is a passive, lazy character. His lack of care allowed him to be manipulated. He met with an entity known as The Librarian, which provided Bo a powerful, magic tome. Bo started to turn his life around, applying himself. His friend Raymond Goldstein was not the same kind soul Bo was, and manipulated him to use the magic for personal gain. One of these manipulations caused the conjuration of the ancient, dark god, Nergal. Bo's secret love, Karen McAllen, became infected by Nergal's diseased machinations. With the realization of what he had done, Bo retreated, only partially infected by Nergal. Now, he has to maintain an order of control, to right his wrongs.

Appearance

Bo is a small, scrawny 29 year old.

Abilities

Arcane Magic, Conjuration

Equipment

Witches' Tome

Notes and Trivia

Bo Wyatt was born the younger brother of Howard Wyatt. Whereas Howard excelled at sports and athletics, growing large and strong, Bo liked role-playing games, and did not care for physical activity. He often felt like the black sheep of the family- though his doting mother spoiled him. In fact, she spoiled him to the point that he did not have to do much for himself. She did his laundry, made him meals, picked up prescriptions and more. He hardly had to lift a finger. That caused him to become lazy and lose ambition. However, he stumbled into The Library, as fate would have it.

There, the Librarian showed him a book that had belonged to a coven of witches, and later, to Dagan Erebus. Now, Bo Wyatt held the powerful magical tome, and though he was a kind soul, his friend, Ray, was not. Ray convinced Bo to use magic for all manner of personal gain, but Bo felt guilty for doing so. Thus, he changed his life, cleaned himself up, got a job, and moved out on his own. Meanwhile, Ray only wanted more and more material things, and since he had no power of his own, he relied on Bo for making his dreams come true. At some point, the idea of becoming very powerful, himself, caused him to trick Bo into conjuring the ancient, dark god, Nergal!

The love of Bo’s life, Karen, got wrapped up in the entire process. She had never found Bo attractive in the least, but, that was his Achilles’ heel! Knowing that information, the dishonest Ray told Bo that Nergal would make Karen love Bo for the rest of her life. When he summoned the entity, Nergal, it immediately infected Karen with its corruptive disease, and Bo fled into the night after being slightly infected as well.