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==About== |
==About== |
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Qihhth comes from a wealthy family of cloth-weavers and cloth-merchants from [[Muspar'i]]. |
Qihhth comes from a wealthy family of cloth-weavers and cloth-merchants from [[Muspar'i]]. Qihhth and her family are extremely devout followers [[Hav'roth]]'s aspects. She was sacrificed to the [[World Dragon]] in 436 AV defending a sanctuary of the [[Ru'atin Peri'el]] from attack by [[Dragon Priests]]. |
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==== Name Meaning and Pronunciation ==== |
==== Name Meaning and Pronunciation ==== |
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Revision as of 20:48, 27 September 2026
| Qihhth Malk'hhrantin | |
|---|---|
| Status | Active |
| Race | S'Kra Mur |
| Gender | Female |
| Guild | undisclosed |
| Instance | Prime |
About
Qihhth comes from a wealthy family of cloth-weavers and cloth-merchants from Muspar'i. Qihhth and her family are extremely devout followers Hav'roth's aspects. She was sacrificed to the World Dragon in 436 AV defending a sanctuary of the Ru'atin Peri'el from attack by Dragon Priests.
Name Meaning and Pronunciation
In S'Kra Mur, "Hh" is a vowel sound, pronounced "eh" or "uh", so Qihhth is pronounced KEY-eth or KEY-uth.
Description
You see Qihhth Malk'hhrantin, Fury of Muspar'i, a S'Kra Mur.
An intricately beaded uaro's'sugi of cinereous lava samite is folded to obscure Qihhth's face, hiding all but a narrow strip of dark gold-edged scales around her eyes.
She is statuesque for a S'Kra Mur. She has an athletic figure and a fiery lava sphalerite tailband carved to resemble a coiled viper accenting a straight tail.
She is wearing a narrow half-circle cloak of sinuously draping scalene, some expertly tailored Musparan silk robes, a sleek scalene harness with a burnished bronze hhr'ata and a black steel shh'oi'lata strapped to it, a a chaotic eddy of magma-hued light ensared by the coils of a darkstone viper, a golden adan'f skull inlaid with silvery Velakan nacre, a compact yeehar-hide belt pouch and a pair of footwraps crafted from elaborately wound strips of yeehar hide.