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Galadria was once a [[queen]] who convinced her subjects her majestic voice spoke the word of a [[deity]] and used her talents to bring [[war]]. Her voice is now cursed to only brings literal death and destruction to those who hear it- ensuring she only speaks to her foes and [[criminal]]s about to be [[executed]]. She otherwise communicates her [[manservant]] via a telepathic link. | Galadria was once a [[queen]] who convinced her subjects her majestic voice spoke the word of a [[deity]] and used her talents to bring [[war]]. Her voice is now cursed to only brings literal death and destruction to those who hear it - ensuring she only speaks to her foes and [[criminal]]s about to be [[executed]]. She otherwise communicates with her [[manservant]] via a telepathic link. | ||
Inspiration for this [[character]] comes from Marvel Comic's [[w:Black Bolt|Black Bolt]] and God as depicted in the film [[W:Dogma (film)|Dogma]].<ref>[[Forgotten Shades]], [[Quoth the Raven Issue 27]] p. 136-137</ref> | Inspiration for this [[character]] comes from Marvel Comic's [[w:Black Bolt|Black Bolt]] and God as depicted in the film [[W:Dogma (film)|Dogma]].<ref>[[Forgotten Shades]], [[Quoth the Raven Issue 27]] p. 136-137</ref> | ||
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Galadria was once a queen who convinced her subjects her majestic voice spoke the word of a deity and used her talents to bring war. Her voice is now cursed to only brings literal death and destruction to those who hear it - ensuring she only speaks to her foes and criminals about to be executed. She otherwise communicates with her manservant via a telepathic link.
Inspiration for this character comes from Marvel Comic's Black Bolt and God as depicted in the film Dogma.[1]
References
- ↑ Forgotten Shades, Quoth the Raven Issue 27 p. 136-137
