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| − | Chaos God of wanderers and eponymous forebear of the [[Azerukese | + | Chaos God of wanderers and eponymous forebear of the [[Azerukese]] people, the god Azeruke was revealed in inscriptions of the 2nd millennium before [[Salmakhamer]]. Around 380 AS, the Azerukese were first identified as a people, thought to be a blend of [[Tuadbe]] and [[Moigthe]]. |
The Azerukese hold Azeruke in high esteem and will not tolerate irreverence to him among their kind. They acknowledge him as the founder of their people and their protector. They portray Azeruke as a tall, athletic man with long brown hair and deep, crystal green eyes, wearing the hides of animals with small metal bosses and bearing a bow and arrow. | The Azerukese hold Azeruke in high esteem and will not tolerate irreverence to him among their kind. They acknowledge him as the founder of their people and their protector. They portray Azeruke as a tall, athletic man with long brown hair and deep, crystal green eyes, wearing the hides of animals with small metal bosses and bearing a bow and arrow. | ||
Revision as of 21:34, 7 November 2013
Chaos God of wanderers and eponymous forebear of the Azerukese people, the god Azeruke was revealed in inscriptions of the 2nd millennium before Salmakhamer. Around 380 AS, the Azerukese were first identified as a people, thought to be a blend of Tuadbe and Moigthe.
The Azerukese hold Azeruke in high esteem and will not tolerate irreverence to him among their kind. They acknowledge him as the founder of their people and their protector. They portray Azeruke as a tall, athletic man with long brown hair and deep, crystal green eyes, wearing the hides of animals with small metal bosses and bearing a bow and arrow.
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