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Sharad is most known as The Woman with Two Faces, appearing in visions as a desert giant in regal robes flanked by two reptilian Sphinxes. Gemil has the head of a lizard and serves Sharad's will as lawbringer while Limeg has the head of a serpent and represents her as trademaster. Only the very wise can tell them apart.
 
Sharad is most known as The Woman with Two Faces, appearing in visions as a desert giant in regal robes flanked by two reptilian Sphinxes. Gemil has the head of a lizard and serves Sharad's will as lawbringer while Limeg has the head of a serpent and represents her as trademaster. Only the very wise can tell them apart.
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The elves describe Banuelle as a golden dryad born of an ancient and twisting tree.
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As Arat the lawbringer manifests as a barrel chested and shirtless dwarf with the head of a golden lion.

Revision as of 15:47, 7 August 2024

Sharad is most known as The Woman with Two Faces, appearing in visions as a desert giant in regal robes flanked by two reptilian Sphinxes. Gemil has the head of a lizard and serves Sharad's will as lawbringer while Limeg has the head of a serpent and represents her as trademaster. Only the very wise can tell them apart.

The elves describe Banuelle as a golden dryad born of an ancient and twisting tree.

As Arat the lawbringer manifests as a barrel chested and shirtless dwarf with the head of a golden lion.