Malakye
Malakye Augstawne | |
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Status | |
Race | Rakash |
Gender | Male |
Guild | Trader |
Instance | Prime |
Relatives | Augstawne Girene Dzirta |
Public Records
- Member of the Augstawne Girene Dzirta, a Rakash pack.
- Trader working in the village of Siksraja.
Softskin
You see Scholar Malakye Augstawne,a Rakash Trader.
Malakye has an oval face, sparkling blue-grey eyes and a freckled nose. His white hair is very long and peppered, and is worn arranged in tight dreadlocks. He has tanned skin and a scrawny build.
He is tiny for a Rakash.
Moonskin
You see Scholar Malakye Augstawne, a Rakash Trader.
Malakye has a wolfish face, sparkling blue-grey eyes and a squared muzzle, a white and silvered black coat with black masking, a curving tail and a scrawny build.
He is tiny for a Rakash.
Attire
Early History
At a young age Malakye was approached by Alexii Augstawne to help his people by transcribing the various stories and histories of the Rakash in the Augstawne Girene Dzirta. In the years since their initial meeting, Malakye has joined the pack and committed himself to instructing young Rakash on some of the traditions he has learned from the other members. In addition to this, he continues his own work on a book which documents some of the various groups who once lived in the Rakash homelands. Formally a resident of the Velakan Desert, Malakye could often be seen around the city of Muspar'i at the Silver Coin Inn.
Recently, the Augstawne Girene Dzirta relocated away from the desert to the Rakash village of Siksraja. Malakye also made the move and can frequently be seen in the area. He boasts that since moving to the area he has become an accomplished boat hand serving on several of the lake vessels.
Tidbits
Malakye:
... has a bronze scribe's medallion of merit from Asemath Academy which he is very proud of.
... carries a stack of books in his bag everywhere he goes. And he is always looking for more to add to his collection.
... has a fear of Gor'Togs. He says they are, "too big."
... doesn't drink alcohol anymore.