Arsalan
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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
| - | Clean modern suit with a bright yellow, gold embossed tie and matching turban. | + | Green eyes, gray hair and long beard. Clean modern suit with a bright yellow, gold embossed tie and matching turban. He carries an ancient ivory staff carved with Old Persian cuneiform. |
==Aspects== | ==Aspects== | ||
*SENIOR COUNCIL WIZARD (High Concept) | *SENIOR COUNCIL WIZARD (High Concept) | ||
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*ENCYCLOPEDIC DEMON LORE | *ENCYCLOPEDIC DEMON LORE | ||
*DEDICATED TO ENJOYING LIFE | *DEDICATED TO ENJOYING LIFE | ||
| - | * | + | *UNPARALLELED WORLD-WALKER |
==Motivation== | ==Motivation== | ||
To prepare for the end times. | To prepare for the end times. | ||
| + | ==Relationships== | ||
| + | *Friendly with [[George Rakoczy]]. | ||
| + | *Friends with [[Samuel Kaplan]]. | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
Gatekeeper - Persian (early 18th century, Safavid Empire, Zoroastrian) | Gatekeeper - Persian (early 18th century, Safavid Empire, Zoroastrian) | ||
Latest revision as of 14:26, 28 January 2012
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Description
Green eyes, gray hair and long beard. Clean modern suit with a bright yellow, gold embossed tie and matching turban. He carries an ancient ivory staff carved with Old Persian cuneiform.
Aspects
- SENIOR COUNCIL WIZARD (High Concept)
- THE GATEKEEPER (Trouble)
- BELIEVER IN FRASHOKERETI AND THE SAOSHYANT
- MASTER OF FIRE AND WATER
- ENCYCLOPEDIC DEMON LORE
- DEDICATED TO ENJOYING LIFE
- UNPARALLELED WORLD-WALKER
Motivation
To prepare for the end times.
Relationships
- Friendly with George Rakoczy.
- Friends with Samuel Kaplan.
Notes
Gatekeeper - Persian (early 18th century, Safavid Empire, Zoroastrian)
