The Enchiridion Valentia - Revision history

GS4-VALYRKA at 02:38, 4 July 2015

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	''The grantris was first summoned by Mharcuis Roahnn Faendryl in an accident involving an incorrect valence runestone.''		''The grantris was first summoned by Mharcuis Roahnn Faendryl in an accident involving an incorrect valence runestone.''

			'''Arashan'''<br>

			The arashan call Shien'Tyr home. There appears to be no hierarchy established between the arashan and the other inhabitants of Shien'Tyr, the aishan and the shien. When summoned, the demons ignore the presence of each other. Unfortunately, this conclusion cannot be verified on their natural valence.

			The arashan, while vaguely similar to Elanthian spiders in appearance, has many peculiar differences. Its body consists of an abdomen, thorax and a distinct head, which is typically fused to the thorax on traditional spiders. The head bears no eyes, a likely result of Shien'Tyr's absolute darkness. Long, wiry hair covers its body and legs, which the demon twitches constantly in an attempt to feel its surroundings. The hair can vary in hue, usually being black, brown, grey or a deep blue. It has eight three-segmented legs sprouting from its thorax that each end in three toes splayed 120 degrees apart. A fully uprightarashan can almost rival the height of a halfling, but they rarely extend themselves far off the ground.

			The face of the arashan bears only three tentacles circling its mouth. The tentacles are about a hand's length long, black, ridged and wet. They usually hang motionless from the face, but when the creature gets excited they will flare up and thrash wildly about. In foggy environments, the arashan can be seen undulating its tentacles while orally emitting some form of black thread.

			"... I took the creature outside in an attempt to gauge its reaction to different environments. It seemed rather lackadaisical amongst the streets of the city and the gardens until the evening mist settled in. Almost immediately its tentacles started to twist and throb as it regurgitated a thin,dark string. The hypnotic motions of the tentacles wove the silk into black webs, which it seemingly attempted to hang from the mist and fog, only to have it fall to the ground. It grew frustrated and spat an enormous glob of the webbing at me. The substance was extremely sticky and it took a moment to remove myself from it before I could discipline the creature appropriately..." (Corientha Estera)

			A peculiar habit of the arashan is its tendency to talk to itself. The arashan speak their own cryptic language, but have never been seen to speak to each other, only when alone. It is theorized that the creatures are attempting to contact other arashan over long distances, since sound potentially travels very far on Shien'Tyr, but this theory has not been proven. The voice of the arashan is hauntingly deep and raspy.

			Light makes the arashan uncomfortable. It is unknown how exactly the demon is capable of knowing an area is lit when it lacks any eyes. Even when not in warm sunlight, but in a magically lit room, the arashan will sulk and become lazy. Due to its photophobia, the arashan is usually rather upset with being pulled away from its perpetually dark home. It has been known to not take kindly to commands and occasionally even refuse them, if it requires the arashanto do a substantial amount of work.

			'''From the Book of Records'''

			''The arashan was first summoned by Allereli Lissina Faendryl.''

	[[Category: Sorcerer]]		[[Category: Sorcerer]]

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	''See also: [[An Introduction to the Enchiridion Valentia and Summoning]].''		''See also: [[An Introduction to the Enchiridion Valentia and Summoning]].''

	''For information on obtaining and using the Enchiridion Valentia, [[Enchiridion Valentia}click here!]]''		''For information on obtaining and using the Enchiridion Valentia, [[Enchiridion Valentia\|click here!]]''

	'''Common Language Edition, Released in 5103'''		'''Common Language Edition, Released in 5103'''

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	''See also: [[An Introduction to the Enchiridion Valentia and Summoning]].''		''See also: [[An Introduction to the Enchiridion Valentia and Summoning]].''

			''For information on obtaining and using the Enchiridion Valentia, [[Enchiridion Valentia}click here!]]''

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	[[Category: Faendryl]]		[[Category: Faendryl]]
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