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This kuo-toa keeps a | This kuo-toa keeps a mace at his hip that is covered in ice, as well as a trident that is strapped to his back. Across the trident hangs a heavy shield with tribal markings; the shield itself is mostly covered in barnacles and sea moss. He wears a head-dress made from a large aquatic mollusc shell and tentacles that writhe out from under it. Several aquatic relics and trinkets hang from his person, as well as many magic bags and jars containing strange aquatic creatures. | ||
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'''Languages Known:''' | '''Languages Known:''' Aquan, Abyssal, Kuo-toan | ||
'''Hometown/Region:''' Yg'ugndeg, Shadowsea | '''Hometown/Region:''' Yg'ugndeg, Shadowsea, 89th Layer of the Abyss | ||
===Yg'ugndeg, the Sunken Temple=== | ===Yg'ugndeg, the Sunken Temple=== | ||
Much of kuo-toan life and society focuses on religion. The church forms the center of every community, both physically and metaphysically. Each kuo-toa city is ruled by a Sunken Council— a group of nine high-level clerics who direct the citizens in their religious observances. Larger kuo-toa settlements usually have ornate churches that sponsor frequent celebrations in honor of their brooding deity, whom they call the Father of Darkest Depths. A smaller enclave might have only a simple shrine and periodic visits from a low-level priest. | Much of kuo-toan life and society focuses on religion. The church forms the center of every community, both physically and metaphysically. Each kuo-toa city is ruled by a Sunken Council— a group of nine high-level clerics or Deep Ones who direct the citizens in their religious observances. Larger kuo-toa settlements usually have ornate churches that sponsor frequent celebrations in honor of their brooding deity, whom they call the Father of Darkest Depths. A smaller enclave might have only a simple shrine and periodic visits from a low-level priest. | ||
Kuo-toas spend much of their leisure time in the spawning pools. Young kuo-toa hatch in these sheltered pools and spend their first year of life there. Only after their amphibian qualities fully develop can they leave the pools to become full-fledged members of kuo-toan society. | Kuo-toas spend much of their leisure time in the spawning pools. Young kuo-toa hatch in these sheltered pools and spend their first year of life there. Only after their amphibian qualities fully develop can they leave the pools to become full-fledged members of kuo-toan society. | ||
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==Chant== | ==Chant== | ||
* | * This kuo-toa has been frequently seen at a village in the elemental plane of water on the edge of the Vast Sea. He serves as a spiritual advisor and oracle to an elder of the village known as Thilam. | ||
Revision as of 15:55, 13 November 2016
| Othachla Nth-kigtha | |||||||
| Male Kuo-Toa | |||||||
| Player: Celticman | |||||||
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| General Information | ||||||||||
| Full Name: | Othachla Nth-kigtha ina Nin'agal | |||||||||
| Nicknames: | Fish-Man | |||||||||
| Age: | Unknown | |||||||||
| Deity: | Dagon | |||||||||
| Alignment: |
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| Occupation: | Deep One, Spiritual Advisor to Thilam, an elder water genasi | |||||||||
| Faction/Rank: | Unknown | |||||||||
| Place of Birth: | Yg'ugndeg, the Sunken Temple | |||||||||
| Physical Attributes | ||||||||||
| Height: | 5'6" (170.6cm) | |||||||||
| Weight: | 200lbs (90.7kg) | |||||||||
| Eyes: | Amber | |||||||||
| Hair: | None | |||||||||
| Complexion: | Squamous, pigmentation varies with mood | |||||||||
| Physical Build: | Fish-Man | |||||||||
| Physical Features: | Scales, fins, bulbous eyes that rotate independently | |||||||||
| Skills | ||||||||||
| Fisherman, merchant, priest and lore keeper | ||||||||||
| Equipment and Items | ||||||||||
Physical Appearance
This kuo-toa keeps a mace at his hip that is covered in ice, as well as a trident that is strapped to his back. Across the trident hangs a heavy shield with tribal markings; the shield itself is mostly covered in barnacles and sea moss. He wears a head-dress made from a large aquatic mollusc shell and tentacles that writhe out from under it. Several aquatic relics and trinkets hang from his person, as well as many magic bags and jars containing strange aquatic creatures.
In-Game Portrait http://files.enjin.com.s3.amazonaws.com/352552/modules/forum/attachments/Othachla_1414192379.zip
Equipment
(Information not available yet.)
Personality (Traits, Interests and Goals)
(Information not available yet.)
Flaws
- Paranoid
- Greedy
- Obsessive-Compulsive
Background Information
(This information is strictly OOC and is not common knowledge)
(Information not available yet.)
Languages Known: Aquan, Abyssal, Kuo-toan
Hometown/Region: Yg'ugndeg, Shadowsea, 89th Layer of the Abyss
Yg'ugndeg, the Sunken Temple
Much of kuo-toan life and society focuses on religion. The church forms the center of every community, both physically and metaphysically. Each kuo-toa city is ruled by a Sunken Council— a group of nine high-level clerics or Deep Ones who direct the citizens in their religious observances. Larger kuo-toa settlements usually have ornate churches that sponsor frequent celebrations in honor of their brooding deity, whom they call the Father of Darkest Depths. A smaller enclave might have only a simple shrine and periodic visits from a low-level priest.
Kuo-toas spend much of their leisure time in the spawning pools. Young kuo-toa hatch in these sheltered pools and spend their first year of life there. Only after their amphibian qualities fully develop can they leave the pools to become full-fledged members of kuo-toan society.
Chant
- This kuo-toa has been frequently seen at a village in the elemental plane of water on the edge of the Vast Sea. He serves as a spiritual advisor and oracle to an elder of the village known as Thilam.