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'''Yuramal''' {{Pronunciation|YUR-ah-mal}}, sometimes known as Yuramal the Exile, is a former priest of the [[Eternal Suzerain]] known primarily for his unconventional views on the Suzerain's last death. In his written works Yuramal has advanced the notion that the Suzerain did reincarnate upon dying in {{Year|6606}}, albeit in a more abstract manner into the [[Sangiran Empire|Empire]] itself rather than into a corporeal draconic form. | '''Yuramal''' {{Pronunciation|YUR-ah-mal}}, sometimes known as Yuramal the Exile, is a former priest of the [[Eternal Suzerain]] known primarily for his unconventional views on the Suzerain's last death. In his written works Yuramal has advanced the notion that the Suzerain did in fact reincarnate upon dying in {{Year|6606}}, albeit in a more abstract manner into the [[Sangiran Empire|Empire]] itself rather than into a corporeal draconic form. | ||
Despite his lack of influence, the [[Divine Inheritors]] consider Yurumal a heresiarch, a leader of a potentially dangerous sect within the Suzerain's remaining faithful. Exiled from [[New Era]], today Yuramal resides in the [[Kintaka|Kintakan]] city of [[River's Eye]], where he continues to refine his theology in relative obscurity. | Despite his lack of influence, the [[Divine Inheritors]] consider Yurumal a heresiarch, a leader of a potentially dangerous sect within the Suzerain's remaining faithful. Exiled from [[New Era]], today Yuramal resides in the [[Kintaka|Kintakan]] city of [[River's Eye]], where he continues to refine his theology in relative obscurity. | ||
Revision as of 04:07, 15 January 2024
Yuramal (pronounced YUR-ah-mal), sometimes known as Yuramal the Exile, is a former priest of the Eternal Suzerain known primarily for his unconventional views on the Suzerain's last death. In his written works Yuramal has advanced the notion that the Suzerain did in fact reincarnate upon dying in Y9606*, albeit in a more abstract manner into the Empire itself rather than into a corporeal draconic form.
Despite his lack of influence, the Divine Inheritors consider Yurumal a heresiarch, a leader of a potentially dangerous sect within the Suzerain's remaining faithful. Exiled from New Era, today Yuramal resides in the Kintakan city of River's Eye, where he continues to refine his theology in relative obscurity.