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'''Lorakh''' {{Pronunciation|LORE-ack}} is a elderly [[Druza|Druzdan]] cleric of [[Agtazu]]. Though her faith, and those of the [[Orcish pantheon]] more broadly, almost never engage in proselytizing, Lorakh has for most of her life traveled across the [[Aban Steppe]] constructing shrines and teaching others of her goddess. In doing so she has collected a large numbers of stories, legends, and beliefs of others, which she has sown into her clothing. Her robes, armor, and cloak are therefore her most valuable possessions, as they represent her life's work. Through these travels and endless conversations Lorakh has taken much influence from those she has met, altering her own worship of Agtazu with elements from the [[Abanir pantheon|religion]] of the steppe.
'''Lorakh''' {{Pronunciation|LORE-ack}} is a elderly [[Druzda|Druzdan]] cleric of [[Agtazu]]. Though her faith, and those of the [[Orcish pantheon]] more broadly, almost never engage in proselytizing, Lorakh has for most of her life traveled across the [[Aban Steppe]] constructing shrines and teaching others of her goddess. In doing so she has collected a large numbers of stories, legends, and beliefs of others, which she has sewn into her clothing. Her robes, armor, and cloak are therefore her most valuable possessions, as they represent her life's work. Through these travels and endless conversations Lorakh has taken much influence from those she has met, altering her own worship of Agtazu with elements from the [[Abanir pantheon|religion]] of the steppe.


In {{Year|6976}} a group of adventurers, seeking allies and caravan members for a journey along the [[Hundred Days Road]] to [[Rovakhad]], encountered Lorakh in [[Narbanden]] and recruited her for her expertise with the disparate peoples of the steppe. She accompanied them much of their way, but departed after learning they were transporting a [[necromancy|necromantic]] artifact. Lorakh then returned to the western steppe.
In {{Year|6976}} a group of adventurers, seeking allies and caravan members for a journey along the [[Hundred Days Road]] to [[Rovakhad]], encountered Lorakh in [[Narbanden]] and recruited her for her expertise with the disparate peoples of the steppe. She accompanied them much of their way, but departed after learning they were transporting a [[necromancy|necromantic]] artifact. Lorakh then returned to the western steppe.

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Lorakh (pronounced LORE-ack) is a elderly Druzdan cleric of Agtazu. Though her faith, and those of the Orcish pantheon more broadly, almost never engage in proselytizing, Lorakh has for most of her life traveled across the Aban Steppe constructing shrines and teaching others of her goddess. In doing so she has collected a large numbers of stories, legends, and beliefs of others, which she has sewn into her clothing. Her robes, armor, and cloak are therefore her most valuable possessions, as they represent her life's work. Through these travels and endless conversations Lorakh has taken much influence from those she has met, altering her own worship of Agtazu with elements from the religion of the steppe.

In Y9976* a group of adventurers, seeking allies and caravan members for a journey along the Hundred Days Road to Rovakhad, encountered Lorakh in Narbanden and recruited her for her expertise with the disparate peoples of the steppe. She accompanied them much of their way, but departed after learning they were transporting a necromantic artifact. Lorakh then returned to the western steppe.