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Hallah is a [[witch]] of legend from an [[ancient]] [[Tepestani]] [[epic]] that attempted to rebel against the [[god]]s and usurp their powers by threading fate into tapestries such that she could control it. Thus, modern Tepestani vilify her, and her resemblance to the goddess [[Hala]] provides another point of contention against the already despised [[Church of Hala]].<ref>[[Gazetteer | Hallah is a [[witch]] of legend from an [[ancient]] [[Tepestani]] [[epic]] that attempted to rebel against the [[god]]s and usurp their powers by threading fate into tapestries such that she could control it. Thus, modern Tepestani vilify her, and her resemblance to the goddess [[Hala]] provides another point of contention against the already despised [[Church of Hala]].<ref>[[Gazetteer V]] p. 64</ref> | ||
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Hallah is a witch of legend from an ancient Tepestani epic that attempted to rebel against the gods and usurp their powers by threading fate into tapestries such that she could control it. Thus, modern Tepestani vilify her, and her resemblance to the goddess Hala provides another point of contention against the already despised Church of Hala.[1]
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- ↑ Gazetteer V p. 64
