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Andromeda Xanat, a [[beautiful]] but [[evil]] [[Mulan|Mulani]] [[sorcerer|sorceress]], is the [[twin]] sister of [[Diana Xanat]]. Both are [[agent]]s of [[Hazlik]] and consort with vile and dark [[spirit]]s. Diana has failed a single [[powers check]] and must consume a living [[animal]] before receiving her [[spell]]s. However, she become charm [[animal]]s once per day. She possesses a [[homunculus]] for a [[familiar]] instead of a normal animal.<ref>[[Peoples to Meet in the Land of Mists]], [[Undead Sea Scrolls 2002]] p.48</ref> | Andromeda Xanat, a [[beautiful]] but [[evil]] [[Mulan|Mulani]] [[sorcerer|sorceress]], is the [[twin]] sister of [[Diana Xanat]]. Both are [[agent]]s of [[Hazlik]] and consort with vile and dark [[spirit]]s. Diana has failed a single [[powers check]] and must consume a living [[animal]] before receiving her [[spell]]s. However, she become charm [[animal]]s once per day. She possesses a [[homunculus]] for a [[familiar]] instead of a normal animal.<ref>[[Peoples to Meet in the Land of Mists]], [[Undead Sea Scrolls 2002]] p.48</ref> | ||
Diana and Andromeda Xanat were created by [[ | Diana and Andromeda Xanat were created by [[Luiz Eduardo Neves Peret]]. | ||
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Andromeda Xanat, a beautiful but evil Mulani sorceress, is the twin sister of Diana Xanat. Both are agents of Hazlik and consort with vile and dark spirits. Diana has failed a single powers check and must consume a living animal before receiving her spells. However, she become charm animals once per day. She possesses a homunculus for a familiar instead of a normal animal.[1]
Diana and Andromeda Xanat were created by Luiz Eduardo Neves Peret.
