Paulina Nusinius
🔈 (pow-LEE-nah noo-SEE-nee-oos)
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Biographical Information
A Chardonian human (she/her)
Died DR 1577
Lived in Chardon, the Chardonian Empire
Paulina Nusinius was a Chardonian scholar and metaphysicist, who wrote shortly after the Great War on the relationship between Cha’mutte and Limbo.
She is best known for the provocative thesis that Cha’mutte was, in some sense, part of Limbo itself, and that at his death Limbo and the Material Plane briefly collapsed together. She argued that the post-war upheavals such as the rising of the Yuvanti Mountains and the collapse of Urlich Pass could be interpreted as consequences of Limbo’s temporary but powerful influence on the Material Plane.