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| − | + | The followers of the Runner prefer the spear, the weapon he carried in life. Because they are hunters, it fits their needs. It is simple to create in addition to being easy to wield. Many priests of [[Kithairien]] undertake the carving of a special spear used only in ritual or when speaking directly to Kithairien. These spears often carry tokens of their travels and events of the tribe's life attached to them. Running the lay of the land, stalking their prey and enduring all weathers, Kithairien followers wear hides and cloth to protect themselves. Commonly they wear earthen tones to blend with the land. Those following Kithairien believe fervently that they need no heavy armors, as it would detract from their hunting, slowing them down, and alerting their prey. In times of celebration, they carry their decorated spear and cloths painted with blue and white dyes, the colors of their god. | |
Latest revision as of 15:01, 11 March 2019
The followers of the Runner prefer the spear, the weapon he carried in life. Because they are hunters, it fits their needs. It is simple to create in addition to being easy to wield. Many priests of Kithairien undertake the carving of a special spear used only in ritual or when speaking directly to Kithairien. These spears often carry tokens of their travels and events of the tribe's life attached to them. Running the lay of the land, stalking their prey and enduring all weathers, Kithairien followers wear hides and cloth to protect themselves. Commonly they wear earthen tones to blend with the land. Those following Kithairien believe fervently that they need no heavy armors, as it would detract from their hunting, slowing them down, and alerting their prey. In times of celebration, they carry their decorated spear and cloths painted with blue and white dyes, the colors of their god.
