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==Dust, Flame and Glass== | ==Dust, Flame and Glass== | ||
The [[egregores|Egregore]] of the Brass Coast carries three names, Dust, Glass, or Flame. Which it answers to seems to depend on the mood of the host, the whims of the Egregore, or the needs of the nation.<br /> | The [[egregores|Egregore]] of the Brass Coast carries three names, Dust, Glass, or Flame. Which it answers to seems to depend on the mood of the host, the whims of the Egregore, or the needs of the nation.<br /> | ||
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All three are fond of dancing and sharing tales and life.<br /> | All three are fond of dancing and sharing tales and life.<br /> | ||
=== Current | === Current Hosts === | ||
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Marcela I Erigo is one of the current hosts, Marcela hails from the coast. She grew up amongst the traders and corsairs who berthed their ships there, bringing all that was best in the Nation, and dealing with travelers from within and without the Empire. She speaks very little of her life before becoming the Egregore preferring instead to focus on listening and encouraging the stories of others. What is known is that she has an extensive family, including a younger brother of about 11, and many Aunts and Uncles, that she was a corsair or sailor for her family and is no stranger to fighting (but has suffered a war wound that occasionally flares up) and that she has visited or dealt with [[Sumaah_Republic|Suumah]] sufficiently to speak the language for trade purposes. | Marcela I Erigo is one of the current hosts, Marcela hails from the coast. She grew up amongst the traders and corsairs who berthed their ships there, bringing all that was best in the Nation, and dealing with travelers from within and without the Empire. She speaks very little of her life before becoming the Egregore preferring instead to focus on listening and encouraging the stories of others. What is known is that she has an extensive family, including a younger brother of about 11, and many Aunts and Uncles, that she was a corsair or sailor for her family and is no stranger to fighting (but has suffered a war wound that occasionally flares up) and that she has visited or dealt with [[Sumaah_Republic|Suumah]] sufficiently to speak the language for trade purposes. | ||
Revision as of 12:51, 17 March 2017
Dust, Flame and Glass
The Egregore of the Brass Coast carries three names, Dust, Glass, or Flame. Which it answers to seems to depend on the mood of the host, the whims of the Egregore, or the needs of the nation.
- Dust dresses comfortably and luxuriantly and talks on the importance of family and plain honest speaking.
- Glass is a quiet philosopher, dressing practically, and likes to talk about the soul and what it means to be Freeborn. Glass also occasionally appears dressed as a kohan.
- Flame prefers the exuberant styling of a sutannir, encouraging parties and celebrations, and to inspire those going to war.
All three are fond of dancing and sharing tales and life.
Current Hosts
Marcela I Erigo is one of the current hosts, Marcela hails from the coast. She grew up amongst the traders and corsairs who berthed their ships there, bringing all that was best in the Nation, and dealing with travelers from within and without the Empire. She speaks very little of her life before becoming the Egregore preferring instead to focus on listening and encouraging the stories of others. What is known is that she has an extensive family, including a younger brother of about 11, and many Aunts and Uncles, that she was a corsair or sailor for her family and is no stranger to fighting (but has suffered a war wound that occasionally flares up) and that she has visited or dealt with Suumah sufficiently to speak the language for trade purposes.
As per Freeborn tradition, when she became Egregore, she put aside her family name, taking the nation as family.