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;Ethnicity:[[Domic (people)|Domic]]
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;Gender:Male
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;Age:51 years old, (731 YG -- )
;Age:51 sols, (375 YG -- )
;Height:1.7 metres (5 feet, 7 inches)
;Height:1.7 metres (5 feet, 7 inches)
;Build:Average build, 67.6 kilograms (149 pounds)
;Build:Average build, 67.6 kilograms (149 pounds)

Latest revision as of 00:10, 18 August 2022

D'gu - digital canvas by "WalkingStick" (c) 2020

Identity

Name(s)
D'gu
Title(s) and Rank(s)
Culture
Domic / Iskandean
Profession
Farmer / Priest

Description

Ethnicity
Domic
Gender
Male
Age
51 sols, (375 YG -- )
Height
1.7 metres (5 feet, 7 inches)
Build
Average build, 67.6 kilograms (149 pounds)
Appearance
D'gu is darkly tanned man of average height, with the lean fit physique of a labourer. He is mostly bald with a with short cropped white hair above his ears, he wears a long braided white beard. He has mild cataracts in both eyes, which cover most of the dark brown colour, and cause him some difficulty, but he is not totally blind yet.

Personality

D'gu is a caring and patient man. He is considered wise and knowledgeable by his fellow Domics. He can seem stoic and cold towards persons of Iskandean ethnicity, but knows his place in the current social order, and does his best not to overtly disrupt the status quo.

About

Home
lha Kut, Urk Hiem, Iskander
History
D'gu lives a simple life of a thrall farmer on Urk-Hiem. He is also the spiritual leader of his kut, having taken on the role to guide his fellow Domics to find their way in the new centuries before them. Although being illiterate himself, D'gu has taken to guiding a few younger persons in transcribing their oral traditions into written works to preserve the old stories and wisdom.
Secrets
D'gu has a strong desire to see his people free to practice their own cultural traditions, but also accepts that much has been lost, or mixed with that of their oppressors. He is circumspect regarding such politically charged issues, and protective of the secrets he has been privy to regarding a few local religious sites of his ancestors. He is personally aware of no less than three surviving Domic historical and religious sites near the kut he calls home. He will visit such sites with trusted members of the community to study and preserve them, as fragments of the living history of their people.

Connections

Familial
Personal
Professional

Stories

See Also