Seahn
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Seahn is a character from CrossGen Entertainment's Sigilverse
. He appeared in The First
as one of the main characters. Seahn was not one of the original gods but instead was the child of two of the gods: Tulity and Braag; as a result he (and the other children of the gods) were called Secundae.
Seahn is the focus of much of The First comic series (along with his couter-part, Persha
from House Sinister). Seahn has a complex relationship with one of the more powerful gods, Trenin
the Hunter. Seahn's mother, Tulity, was hunted down and killed by Trenin as punishment for her attempted assassination of Altwaal. Trenin let Tulity live long enough to give birth to her child, then he took care of Seahn and raised him like a father. However Trenin never told Seahn who his father was and never formally adopted Seahn.
Seahn, driven by ambition, frustrated at the way the Secundae are kept out of power by the original gods, is guided and empowered by Enson
, a fragment of Danik
. Danik's motivations are rarely spelled out but his ultimate goal is to defeat Charon
.
Early in the series, Seahn finds, then loses one of Altwaals Weapons
(a short rod with a rings at both ends). This results in growing hostility between Seahn (with his Secudae friends) and the older gods, especially Trenin. Later in the series Seahn makes an alliance with Ingra
and Braag. He then double-crosses them both, imprisoning Ingra and killing Braag (his real father). In short order, Seahn becomes the new leader of House Sinister.
Seahn is a nasty character, he betrays his friends in House Dexter and his allies in House Sinister, he first makes love to Ihroe, then leaves her branded and comatose, and personally kills at least three other gods (Laia, Braag, and Rho Rhustane).
Seahn's fate as the leader of House Sinister is somewhat unclear as the CrossGen company began to have financial difficulties and suddenly ended the First series with episode #37. In that episode Persha used Altwaal's sword and attacked (and killed?) Seahn.
Sigilverse
The Sigilverse, also known as the CrossGen Universe, is a fictional shared universe which served as a setting for most titles published by CrossGen Comics. Except for El Cazador, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, and a handful of flashbacks, all CrossGen Universe titles are set in the future...
. He appeared in The First
The First (comics)
The First are a group of fictional gods who appear in a self-titled comic as well as other various comic books published by CrossGen. Styled after the Greek gods in many ways, the First represent very powerful, nearly immortal beings, who are each based on a certain emotion.The full powers of The...
as one of the main characters. Seahn was not one of the original gods but instead was the child of two of the gods: Tulity and Braag; as a result he (and the other children of the gods) were called Secundae.
Character Details
Seahn is the personification of ambition. He is a natural leader and followed by many of the other Secundae of House Dexter. He often wears golden armor with green highlights on his right arm.Seahn is the focus of much of The First comic series (along with his couter-part, Persha
Persha
Persha is a character from CrossGen Entertainment's Sigilverse. She appeared in The First as one of the main characters, though more of an observer than an active participant. Persha was not one of the original gods but instead was the child of two of the gods: Pyrem and Ingra...
from House Sinister). Seahn has a complex relationship with one of the more powerful gods, Trenin
Trenin
Trenin is a character from CrossGen Entertainment's Sigilverse. He appeared in The First and in Sigil. He appears as a huge, massive bear of a man who is always scowling.-Character details:...
the Hunter. Seahn's mother, Tulity, was hunted down and killed by Trenin as punishment for her attempted assassination of Altwaal. Trenin let Tulity live long enough to give birth to her child, then he took care of Seahn and raised him like a father. However Trenin never told Seahn who his father was and never formally adopted Seahn.
Seahn, driven by ambition, frustrated at the way the Secundae are kept out of power by the original gods, is guided and empowered by Enson
Enson
Enson is a character from CrossGen Entertainment's Sigilverse. He is a guide character in the Sigil comic series. His charge is Seahn, the most powerful and ambitious of the secundea in the House Dexter. Enson appears as a huge grey-skin Golem-like figure with strange horns around his mouth. He is...
, a fragment of Danik
Danik
Danik is a character in the Crossgen universe. Found in the books The First, Crux, Sigil, Solus, and Negation: War, Danik is a Transitioned Atlantean who has split off from himself Avatars to watch over and mentor several sentient beings throughout our universe and others.-Origins:Danik of...
. Danik's motivations are rarely spelled out but his ultimate goal is to defeat Charon
Charon (CrossGen)
Charon is the main antagonist in the comic book universe known as CrossGen or the Sigilverse. He appears most often in Negation but has also had his own limited series Mark of Charon and is mentioned throughout many CrossGen titles...
.
Early in the series, Seahn finds, then loses one of Altwaals Weapons
Altwaals Weapons
The Seven Weapons of Altwaal are a set of weapons and armor which are featured in the Sigilverse. The weapons are found in the books The First, Sojourn, Solus and The Path...
(a short rod with a rings at both ends). This results in growing hostility between Seahn (with his Secudae friends) and the older gods, especially Trenin. Later in the series Seahn makes an alliance with Ingra
Ingra
Ingra is a character from CrossGen Entertainment's Sigilverse. She appeared in a several series, mostly The First. She was shown as a dominating female, usually wearing revealing outfits....
and Braag. He then double-crosses them both, imprisoning Ingra and killing Braag (his real father). In short order, Seahn becomes the new leader of House Sinister.
Seahn is a nasty character, he betrays his friends in House Dexter and his allies in House Sinister, he first makes love to Ihroe, then leaves her branded and comatose, and personally kills at least three other gods (Laia, Braag, and Rho Rhustane).
Seahn's fate as the leader of House Sinister is somewhat unclear as the CrossGen company began to have financial difficulties and suddenly ended the First series with episode #37. In that episode Persha used Altwaal's sword and attacked (and killed?) Seahn.