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As of [[745_BC|745 BC]], [[Vancho]] is the junior [[Fangs of Zhakata|Fang of Zhakata]] under [[Goju Cojec]]. Unlike his mentor, he is a [[bully]] and inclined to murder when given half an excuse.<ref name="QtR30_313_315">[[Quoth the Raven Issue 28]], "[[Scenes from a Starving Land]]", p.313-315</ref> | As of [[745_BC|745 BC]], [[Vancho]] is the junior [[Fangs of Zhakata|Fang of Zhakata]] under [[Goju Cojec]]. Unlike his mentor, he is a [[bully]] and inclined to [[murderer|murder]] when given half an excuse.<ref name="QtR30_313_315">[[Quoth the Raven Issue 28]], "[[Scenes from a Starving Land]]", p.313-315</ref> | ||
Vancho was an orphan who was raised by the [[Milk of Zhakata]]. [[The Swords of Zhakata]] noticed him after he thrashed a larger boy who had said something that Vancho found heretical.<ref name="QtR30_315">[[Quoth the Raven Issue 28]], "[[Scenes from a Starving Land]]", p.315</ref> | |||
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[[Human]] [[male]], [[Paladin]] ([[Fangs of Zhakata|Fang of Zhakata]]) 8, [[Lawful Evil]]<ref name="QtR30_315">[[Quoth the Raven Issue 28]], "[[Scenes from a Starving Land]]", p.315</ref> | |||
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As of 745 BC, Vancho is the junior Fang of Zhakata under Goju Cojec. Unlike his mentor, he is a bully and inclined to murder when given half an excuse.[1]
Vancho was an orphan who was raised by the Milk of Zhakata. The Swords of Zhakata noticed him after he thrashed a larger boy who had said something that Vancho found heretical.[2]
Statistics
Human male, Paladin (Fang of Zhakata) 8, Lawful Evil[2]
References
- ↑ Quoth the Raven Issue 28, "Scenes from a Starving Land", p.313-315
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Quoth the Raven Issue 28, "Scenes from a Starving Land", p.315
