Garrick Sagemark

Garrick Sagemark and his journals are the primary source of insight into Spellbreak's lore.

He was born and raised in Westmar, and his first journals begin when he is in his late teens. His journals continue up to the present, when he is middle aged.

As a Vowkeeper he lived through and chronicled The Fracture.

Before the Fracture
Garrick was performing research in Dawnholm before the Fracture turned the Highlands to the Hollow Lands. He worked with a young woman named Hope investigating ancient texts for hints about the ancient past.

In a Scavenger Hunt clue posted the 12th of February, 2021, we learned that the Bogmore Collective have been spying on Garrick from before The Fracture occured:

"In the days before the Fracture, Garrick Sagemark dug for secrets below a house in Westmar; he never knew the Bogmore Collective was watching him. Find the spot where they recorded his comings and goings."

Flight from Dawnholm
During the Fracture, Garrick recorded his experience of the immediate aftermath as well as some of the details around the exact effects of the Spellstorm.

When the danger grew too great and people started to return from the wreckage transformed, Garrick fled from Dawnholm with the first groups of refugees to Longwatch.

Containing the Corruption
Garrick and the other Vowkeepers now work from Longwatch, chronicling the changes brought on The Fracture as well as searching for a way to "contain the heresy".

Garrick has recently resorted to using Breaker's to bring him more information about the state of the Hollow Lands as well as historical writings that were left behind. The Breakers enter the Hollow Lands to search for magical items and powerful glyphs. Garrick only asks for those scrolls that provide the Breaker's little use but contain a great deal of information for Garrick.

Fate of Hope
Garrick heard from a small boy that Hope remained in Dawnholm to help refugees escape and perished during her efforts. The boy gave Garrick a ring from Hope. He means to investigate this ring further to in order to understand the significance of this last gift, but has been inundated with more pressing matters.