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Kaywen is an [[afflicted werewolf]] and [[cleric]] of the [[Wolf God]]. She discovered the muffied remains of a [[wolf]] a previous [[priest]] to the Wolf God had left and mistakenly believed it was a divine avatar the Wolf God had left her. She now pursues a mission to convert the townspeople of [[ | Kaywen is an [[afflicted werewolf]] and [[cleric]] of the [[Wolf God]]. She discovered the muffied remains of a [[wolf]] a previous [[priest]] to the Wolf God had left and mistakenly believed it was a divine avatar the Wolf God had left her. She now pursues a mission to convert the townspeople of [[Tricco]] to worship the Wolf Guide through its "avatar".<ref>[[Book of Sacrifices]] p. 59-60</ref> | ||
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[[category:Inhabitants of | [[category:Inhabitants of Tricco]] | ||
[[category:Inhabitants of Verbrek]] | [[category:Inhabitants of Verbrek]] | ||
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Kaywen is an afflicted werewolf and cleric of the Wolf God. She discovered the muffied remains of a wolf a previous priest to the Wolf God had left and mistakenly believed it was a divine avatar the Wolf God had left her. She now pursues a mission to convert the townspeople of Tricco to worship the Wolf Guide through its "avatar".[1]
Stats
female human infected lycanthrope Cleric 4 of the Wolf God[2]
References
- ↑ Book of Sacrifices p. 59-60
- ↑ Book of Sacrifices p. 61
