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The most faithful among [[Elena Faith-hold]]'s [[Most Moral]].  His devotion to [[Belenus]] rivals Elena's, much to the suffering of many people of [[Nidala]].  Despite Pádraig's apparent elderly age, the blessings of [[Belenus]] have granted him a long life and the strength and stamina of a twenty-year-old.<ref name="QtR31_p338">[[Quoth the Raven]] Issue 31, [[Beneath the Eye of Belenus]], p.338</ref>
The most devout among [[Elena Faith-hold]]'s [[Most Moral]].  His devotion to [[Belenus]] rivals Elena's, much to the suffering of many people of [[Nidala]].  Despite Pádraig's apparent elderly age, the blessings of [[Belenus]] have granted him a long life and the strength and stamina of a twenty-year-old.<ref name="QtR31_p338">[[Quoth the Raven Issue 31]], [[Beneath the Eye of Belenus]], p.338</ref>


The [[McElroy Family|McElroy family]] was a noble clan of the [[province of Nidala]] when it was part of [[The Great Kingdom of Avonleigh]].  In the [[Land of Mists]], at least, only Pádraig remains.<ref name="QtR31_p338"></ref>
The [[McElroy Family|McElroy family]] was a noble clan of the [[province of Nidala]] when it was part of [[The Great Kingdom of Avonleigh]].  However, in the [[Land of Mists]], at least, Pádraig is the last of his line.<ref name="QtR31_p338"></ref>


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Latest revision as of 10:18, 22 March 2025

The most devout among Elena Faith-hold's Most Moral. His devotion to Belenus rivals Elena's, much to the suffering of many people of Nidala. Despite Pádraig's apparent elderly age, the blessings of Belenus have granted him a long life and the strength and stamina of a twenty-year-old.[1]

The McElroy family was a noble clan of the province of Nidala when it was part of The Great Kingdom of Avonleigh. However, in the Land of Mists, at least, Pádraig is the last of his line.[1]

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