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| − | : Tzayjal is the leader of the [[Ajim-Chiaj]]. That essentially makes him the most powerful and influential of the nefortu in Rahh-Nefor. He has taken advantage of the situation with the drakes, expanding the Ajim-Chiaj through threats, promises, and press-gangs, until he has achieved a state of power in Rahh-Nefor which is quite unusual in nefortu colony societies. | + | : Tzayjal is the leader of the [[Ajim-Chiaj]]. That essentially makes him the most |
| + | powerful and influential of the nefortu in Rahh-Nefor. He has taken advantage of | ||
| + | the situation with the drakes, expanding the Ajim-Chiaj through threats, promises, | ||
| + | and press-gangs, until he has achieved a state of power in Rahh-Nefor which is quite | ||
| + | unusual in nefortu colony societies. | ||
| − | : He entertains plans of eradicating the drakes and then using his forces for other purposes... perhaps taking over the nearby canyon of Raiders of Twilight. | + | : He entertains plans of eradicating the drakes and then using his forces for other |
| + | purposes... perhaps taking over the nearby canyon of Raiders of Twilight. It is highly | ||
| + | unlikely that should the drake threat end, however, that the Ajim-Chiaj would be | ||
| + | tolerated any longer by the colony. | ||
Revision as of 23:31, 27 January 2003
Tzayjal
- Tzayjal is the leader of the Ajim-Chiaj. That essentially makes him the most
powerful and influential of the nefortu in Rahh-Nefor. He has taken advantage of the situation with the drakes, expanding the Ajim-Chiaj through threats, promises, and press-gangs, until he has achieved a state of power in Rahh-Nefor which is quite unusual in nefortu colony societies.
- He entertains plans of eradicating the drakes and then using his forces for other
purposes... perhaps taking over the nearby canyon of Raiders of Twilight. It is highly unlikely that should the drake threat end, however, that the Ajim-Chiaj would be tolerated any longer by the colony.
