Melrath: Known Induks - Revision history

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‎Vynmur

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 == Vynmur ==
-[[File:Vynmur.png|right]]
+[[File:Vynmur.png|left]]
 Local Names: The Azure Serpent, Brother of the Water, The Wise Fool
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 It is likely because of this that some Melrathi consider Vynmur a spirit of mischief, just as much as he is a spirit of joy.
 [[Category: Melrath Culture]]

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 == Ymir ==
-'''Local Names:''' Ymir “Grandfather”
+'''Local Names:''' Ymir, Grandfather. Old Man of the Mountain
 '''Induk of the Mountain'''

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 == Vynmur ==
 [[File:Vynmur.png|right]]
-Local Names: The Azure Serpent, Brother of the Water
+Local Names: The Azure Serpent, Brother of the Water, The Wise Fool
 '''The River Induk'''

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 == Ymir ==
-'''Local Name:''' Ymir “Grandfather”
+'''Local Names:''' Ymir “Grandfather”
 '''Induk of the Mountain'''
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 == Myrkvior ==
 [[File:Myrkvior.png|left]]
-'''Local Name:''' Myrkvior “Dark Mother, The Witch of the Wood, The Night Vixen”
+'''Local Names:''' Myrkvior “Dark Mother, The Witch of the Wood, The Night Vixen”
 '''Induk of the Forest'''
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 [[Category: Melrath Culture]]

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 Some, especially the residents of Fensalir regard her as a stern but quite motherly figure. Often called “The Dark Mother” by these forest dwellers, she is widely respected and adored for her savage yet protective nature.  It is because of this that the Forest Induk’s image is often associated with a large pure white female fox with midnight black eyes.  This image is often seen in Fensalir’s public artwork and statues which are dedicated to the spirit of the wood.  It is said that the Dark Mother guards all children who enter her forest but will visit violence upon those who seek to prey upon all young creatures. This is a story that is commonly told to the children of the city.  Many parents and adults tend to use the phrase “May the Mother guard your shadow.” when sending their offspring off on their own to play or visit with friends.
-There is another side to Myrkvior that has heavily impacted the folktales and stories told about her; especially in Raelia.  Passing travelers and nobles whisper of the spirit as a wild creature capable of great savagery should you venture too far into her domain.  Tales of men seeking treasure in the forest often end in blood and carnage when making a chance encounter with the spirit.  Hundreds of these dark tales persist, lending to the belief that the Induk is a creature of wrath and wickedness who preys upon those fool enough to enter her domain in hopes of earning glory or treasure.
+There is another side to Myrkvior that has been heavily impacted the folktales and stories told about her; especially in Raelia.  Passing travelers and nobles whisper of the spirit as a wild creature capable of great savagery should you venture too far into her domain.  Tales of men seeking treasure in the forest often end in blood and carnage when making a chance encounter with the spirit.  Hundreds of these dark tales persist, lending to the belief that the Induk is a creature of wrath and wickedness who preys upon those fool enough to enter her domain in hopes of earning glory or treasure.
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   “Walk humbly beneath those dappled shadows,

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   “Walk humbly beneath those dappled shadows,
   For she will be there watching.
-  The the witch of the wood takes none for fools
+  The witch of the wood takes none for fools
   And hunts those whose hearts are empty.”
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