Difference between revisions of "Lifeblesser"
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| − | He often plays [[Tarachin]] against [[Lightsong]], [[Weatherlove]] and [[Truthcall]]. He is one of the more dimwitted Returned, being regularly confused by Lightsong's witty comments and bragging to his friends about how many secrets he knows.{{book ref|wb|22}} |
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| + | Like many of the Returned gods, Lifeblesser is nearly seven feet tall with sculpted muscles and a square jaw. His defining features are his brown hair and flowing robes. |
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| + | He plays [[Terachin]] every week and tries to use the opportunity to make political advances. According to Lightsong, this is the true purpose - and the true game - for Lifeblesser and his companions. However Lifeblesser often misses the subtext of these conversations, and he has an especially difficult time understanding Lightsong’s witty comments. He bluntly expresses his belief that [[Siri]] is faking her inexperience, and suggests attacking her homeland of [[Idris]] as retaliation for the king sending his youngest daughter. {{book ref|wb|22}} |
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| + | ==Relationships== |
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| + | Plays a weekly game of [[Terachin]] with [[Lightsong]], [[Weatherlove]], and [[Truthcall]] |
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Revision as of 02:09, 15 August 2018
| Lifeblesser | |
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| Abilities | Returned |
| Titles | God of Healing |
| Nationality | Hallandren |
| Homeworld | Nalthis |
Lifeblesser is a Returned from Hallandren on Nalthis.[1]
Appearance and Personality
Like many of the Returned gods, Lifeblesser is nearly seven feet tall with sculpted muscles and a square jaw. His defining features are his brown hair and flowing robes.
He plays Terachin every week and tries to use the opportunity to make political advances. According to Lightsong, this is the true purpose - and the true game - for Lifeblesser and his companions. However Lifeblesser often misses the subtext of these conversations, and he has an especially difficult time understanding Lightsong’s witty comments. He bluntly expresses his belief that Siri is faking her inexperience, and suggests attacking her homeland of Idris as retaliation for the king sending his youngest daughter. [1]
Relationships
Plays a weekly game of Terachin with Lightsong, Weatherlove, and Truthcall [1]