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Lean and shaven-headed, this sallow-faced man has a cruel cast to his features. He is attired in dark robes emblazoned with the symbol of Set. | Lean and shaven-headed, this sallow-faced man has a cruel cast to his features. He is attired in dark robes emblazoned with the symbol of Set. | ||
Greedy and grasping, Mador Kheb is a priest who generally interprets the greater glory of Set to mean his own self-interest. He is a well-educated and urbane man with a cynical, condescending manner, and delights in wounding rivals with sharp words. He is usually accompanied by a small number of fanatically loyal temple guards, warriors who have been brainwashed to follow the orders of Set’s priests without question. | Greedy and grasping, Mador Kheb is a priest who generally interprets the greater glory of Set to mean his own self-interest. He is a well-educated and urbane man with a cynical, condescending manner, and delights in wounding rivals with sharp words. He is usually accompanied by a small number of fanatically loyal temple guards, warriors who have been brainwashed to follow the orders of Set’s priests without question. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:21, 30 June 2016
Mador Kheb, Priest of Set
Lean and shaven-headed, this sallow-faced man has a cruel cast to his features. He is attired in dark robes emblazoned with the symbol of Set.
Greedy and grasping, Mador Kheb is a priest who generally interprets the greater glory of Set to mean his own self-interest. He is a well-educated and urbane man with a cynical, condescending manner, and delights in wounding rivals with sharp words. He is usually accompanied by a small number of fanatically loyal temple guards, warriors who have been brainwashed to follow the orders of Set’s priests without question.
