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| − | The Skaze were "evil [[Seon]]s"{{ref |
+ | The Skaze were "evil [[Seon]]s"{{qa ref|769|210|Annotation: Raoden and Sarene vs. Dilaf}} and were related to [[Skai]].{{qa ref|691|30|Skaze are ...}} |
| − | They had a large amount of influence in the politics of [[Fjordell]]{{ref |
+ | They had a large amount of influence in the politics of [[Fjordell]]{{qa ref|510|45|What's Wyrns motivation to topple Elantris?}} and strongly influenced the [[Dakhor]].{{qa ref|510|44|The purification rites are mostly ritualistic.}} |
[[Dilaf]] had information from the Skaze that the [[Elantrians]] were not indestructible.{{ref|b|Elantris|c|62}} |
[[Dilaf]] had information from the Skaze that the [[Elantrians]] were not indestructible.{{ref|b|Elantris|c|62}} |
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Revision as of 12:12, 25 August 2014
The Skaze were "evil Seons"[1] and were related to Skai.[2]
They had a large amount of influence in the politics of Fjordell[3] and strongly influenced the Dakhor.[4]
Dilaf had information from the Skaze that the Elantrians were not indestructible.Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; refs with no name must have content
Speculation
It has been speculated that the Skaze might be Splinters of Dominion.
Notes
- ↑ Broken reference - Missing date declaration: Annotation: Raoden and Sarene vs. Dilaf
— Theoryland - {{{date}}}# - ↑ Broken reference - Missing date declaration: Skaze are ...
— Theoryland - {{{date}}}# - ↑ Broken reference - Missing date declaration: What's Wyrns motivation to topple Elantris?
— Theoryland - {{{date}}}# - ↑ Broken reference - Missing date declaration: The purification rites are mostly ritualistic.
— Theoryland - {{{date}}}#