Jizztopher Coyilen
Jizztopher Coyilen. Visionary. Genius. Concordant patriot. Even from an early age, the cousin of legendary weapons developer Cumvel Coyilen hid his brilliant and unique mind from the spotlight. At age 10, he modified his first sound prism. At age 20, his first thunder grenade. And at age 30, he graduated as top artificer from Wizard's Peak University. Though few know his name, Jizztopher Coyilen has changed the audiovisual industry by ensuring freedom and protecting the Concordance and its interests around the multiverse. (Who gave me this script? Why am I reading this?)
His... name... is... Jizztopher!?!? And... his... cousin.. is... Cumvel?!?!?! Sorry folks, I got nothin'!
While Cumvel Coyilen and Of the Forge the Spark are widely recognized as the public faces of Thunder Prism technology, the true visionary behind the scenes is Jizztopher Coyilen, a quiet dwarven artificer whose theories on sound and galvanic magic, along with his delicate, refined crystal-work, have revolutionized audiovisual maharlitech.
Honestly, the Tourney Train wouldn't be the same without Jizztopher. His contributions have been subtle but powerful. You never see them coming. They just sneak up and hit everyone from behind.
Though he rarely steps into the limelight, Jizztopher's influence can be felt across the Zone. His innovations power the stagecraft at Lunapalooza and his handicraft makes the Hedron Network possible.
Jizztopher prefers to work in the shadows, allowing his more extroverted cousin Cumvel to explode on the scene.
He is rarely seen in public, although he has become a good friend with DJ Lance Uppercut and other members of the Blackjack Trading Troupe.
Jizzy, as I call him, spends a ton of time in his 'lab' where he is not to be disturbed. What can I say, you get some of great bursts of brilliance from the guy. It just completely washes over you.
He now spends his time in semi-retirement, traveling between Jennook on the Silversong Moon and Lance's awakened wagyu beef farm on the Forged Moon.

Poor Jizztopher. His parents were mean!
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I'm pretty sure it was a family name! I've tried to let him and his cousin fade into the background. But my players keep including them in their plans! (It isn't me! I promise!)
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