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| ⚫ | Ravwe Tashkiok is the author of the book [[Rakash Traditions and Dawvs (book)|Rakash Traditions and Dawvs]] and is one of the many who traveled from the Rakash city of [[Odcoru]] to the East with the [[Great Migration]]. Although her husband died in battle while fleeing from the undead, she is known to have children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. |
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She has been known to go by a number of other names in her past (described in her book) such as: Eskapa, Turinstil |
She has been known to go by a number of other names in her past (described in her book) such as: Eskapa, Turinstil |
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Latest revision as of 18:59, 22 September 2014
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- Infobox entry for guild, Infobox entry for location
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| Ravwe | |
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| Status: | Unknown |
| Aliases: | Eskapa, Turinstil |
| Guild: | Unknown |
| Race: | Rakash |
| Gender: | Female |
| Location: | Unknown |
| Type: | author |
Ravwe Tashkiok is the author of the book Rakash Traditions and Dawvs and is one of the many who traveled from the Rakash city of Odcoru to the East with the Great Migration. Although her husband died in battle while fleeing from the undead, she is known to have children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren.
She has been known to go by a number of other names in her past (described in her book) such as: Eskapa, Turinstil