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| − | The ancient Chaos Ruler of Deliops, Copazousa was short and plain-faced, but exceptionally quick-witted and a consummate spellcaster by any definition. Ruler of Deliops and Protectress of Maturn, Zander, Sprander, Gliri, and Ganter. She tried through espionage to obtain the Scarab-of-Night-Turned-Day unsuccessfully from [[Prince Ulcanov of the Shattered Waters]]. She also acted in her own publicly performed plays that depicted stories from her childhood and adulthood. Her death was caused through her own magical experimentation. | + | b 2094, d 2251. ruled 2119 to 2251. The ancient Chaos Ruler of Deliops, Copazousa was short and plain-faced, but exceptionally quick-witted and a consummate spellcaster by any definition. Ruler of Deliops and Protectress of Maturn, Zander, Sprander, Gliri, and Ganter. She tried through espionage to obtain the Scarab-of-Night-Turned-Day unsuccessfully from [[Prince Ulcanov of the Shattered Waters]]. She also acted in her own publicly performed plays that depicted stories from her childhood and adulthood. Her death was caused through her own magical experimentation. |
Her life is recounted in the book [[Five Lives of the Princes of Chaos]] by [[Amric Ethuve]]. | Her life is recounted in the book [[Five Lives of the Princes of Chaos]] by [[Amric Ethuve]]. | ||
Revision as of 22:40, 4 May 2014
b 2094, d 2251. ruled 2119 to 2251. The ancient Chaos Ruler of Deliops, Copazousa was short and plain-faced, but exceptionally quick-witted and a consummate spellcaster by any definition. Ruler of Deliops and Protectress of Maturn, Zander, Sprander, Gliri, and Ganter. She tried through espionage to obtain the Scarab-of-Night-Turned-Day unsuccessfully from Prince Ulcanov of the Shattered Waters. She also acted in her own publicly performed plays that depicted stories from her childhood and adulthood. Her death was caused through her own magical experimentation.
Her life is recounted in the book Five Lives of the Princes of Chaos by Amric Ethuve.
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