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;Sand Paintings:Frerus Waejirus makes very large and detailed sand paintings, temporary works of beauty, that depict events from prescient visions he claims to have at random times. a recent example:These paintings are studied at length by several priests and priestesses of the various temples, for their potential prophetic content. A recent example of his work depicted a great battle field covered in the corpses of treahni and other beings that defy description. Standing over the carnage on a high hill is a lone soldier in grime and blood spattered armour holding a golden sword aloft in salute/victory, and a ragged flapping banner depicting a triangular prism in the primary colours (red, blue and yellow). Giant silver birds rise up behind the figure, silhouetted by an orange sun about to set. | |||
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Revision as of 06:36, 31 December 2019
Identity
- Name(s)
- Frerus Waejirus
- Title(s) and Rank(s)
- Tizianaras
- Culture
- Waejiran
- Profession
- Sixteenth and current Tizianar of Waejir (1173 WR - )
Description
- Ethnicity
- High Noble
- Gender
- Male
- Age
- 151 years old, (1106 WR - )
- Height
- metres ( feet, inches))
- Build
- , kilograms ( pounds)
- Appearance
Personality
About
- Home
- Waejiradur, Waejir
- History
- Sand Paintings
- Frerus Waejirus makes very large and detailed sand paintings, temporary works of beauty, that depict events from prescient visions he claims to have at random times. a recent example:These paintings are studied at length by several priests and priestesses of the various temples, for their potential prophetic content. A recent example of his work depicted a great battle field covered in the corpses of treahni and other beings that defy description. Standing over the carnage on a high hill is a lone soldier in grime and blood spattered armour holding a golden sword aloft in salute/victory, and a ragged flapping banner depicting a triangular prism in the primary colours (red, blue and yellow). Giant silver birds rise up behind the figure, silhouetted by an orange sun about to set.
Connections
- Familial
- Samikara Waejirus (sister), Shalaras Waejirus (father)
- Personal
- Professional
