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<span style="font-size:12px;"><span style="font-family: arial,helvetica,sans-serif;">C</span></span>lerics of [[Aragen]] are scholars; they are recorders of fact and observers not activists. They wear [[light]], common-colored clothing and often carry packs filled with scribing materials. The only true distinction that sets them apart visibly from the common man is the tattooing on their forearm of Aragen's holy symbol. By some strange coincidence, traveling [[clerics]] tend to select clothing in the browns and tans of the working class. Those whose post is in the temples or libraries tend to dress in the medium browns and blues of Aragen's fabled attire. | <span style="font-size:12px;"><span style="font-family: arial,helvetica,sans-serif;">C</span></span>lerics of [[Aragen]] are scholars; they are recorders of fact and observers not activists. They wear [[light]], common-colored clothing and often carry packs filled with scribing materials. The only true distinction that sets them apart visibly from the common man is the tattooing on their forearm of Aragen's holy symbol. By some strange coincidence, traveling [[clerics]] tend to select clothing in the browns and tans of the working class. Those whose post is in the temples or libraries tend to dress in the medium browns and blues of Aragen's fabled attire. | ||
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