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[[Rajegal]] is a [[Human]] Scholar who told a story about [[The Huntress]] at the [[Ancient Altar]] during the [[Wonders of Elanthia]] event. |
[[Rajegal]] is a [[Human]] Scholar who told a story about [[The Huntress]] at the [[Ancient Altar]] during the [[Wonders of Elanthia]] event. |
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=Appearance= |
==Appearance== |
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You see [[Rajegal]] the Scholar. |
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<br>He appears to be a [[Human]]. |
<br>He appears to be a [[Human]]. |
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<br>He is very tall and appears to be very young. He has almond-shaped intense golden eyes and sharply defined skin. He has shoulder-length, loose dark brown hair swept back and gathered into a tight ponytail. He has a weathered face, a broken nose and sunken cheeks. Geometric scars extend down his neck in an unbroken spiral. |
<br>He is very tall and appears to be very young. He has almond-shaped intense golden eyes and sharply defined skin. He has shoulder-length, loose dark brown hair swept back and gathered into a tight ponytail. He has a weathered face, a broken nose and sunken cheeks. Geometric scars extend down his neck in an unbroken spiral. |
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Revision as of 14:31, 31 March 2015
Rajegal is a Human Scholar who told a story about The Huntress at the Ancient Altar during the Wonders of Elanthia event.
Appearance
You see Rajegal the Scholar.
He appears to be a Human.
He is very tall and appears to be very young. He has almond-shaped intense golden eyes and sharply defined skin. He has shoulder-length, loose dark brown hair swept back and gathered into a tight ponytail. He has a weathered face, a broken nose and sunken cheeks. Geometric scars extend down his neck in an unbroken spiral.
He is in good shape.
He is holding a troll bone fetish in his left hand.
He is wearing a raw pale silk robe dagged with alternating bits of amber and emerald embroidery at the hem, a ruby-inlaid wounded troll charm, and a pair of woven reed sandals.