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Some transcribe his name (difficult for humans) as "Ngaez". | Some transcribe his name (difficult for humans) as "Ngaez". | ||
| − | [[Archduke]] Ngehks of [[Antares]] was most notable for visibly abandoning the last [[Gvegh]] traditions of his line, embracing the [[Ovaghoun]] language and culture most common in the trailing regions of the {{Imperium}}. This made him very popular among his [[Vargr]] subjects. It even improved his status among the domain’s [[Human|Humans]]; most of them were of [[Vilani]] descent and more comfortable with the [[Vilani]]-influenced [[Ovaghoun]] than with the “wild” [[Gvegh]]. Aside from this expression of cultural sensitivity, Ngehks was a mediocre [[Archduke]]; he accomplished little during his reign. | + | 10th [[Archduke]] of the [[House Soegz]] Archdukes of [[Domain of Antares|Antares]]. [[Archduke]] Ngehks of [[Antares]] was most notable for visibly abandoning the last [[Gvegh]] traditions of his line, embracing the [[Ovaghoun]] language and culture most common in the trailing regions of the {{Imperium}}. This made him very popular among his [[Vargr]] subjects. It even improved his status among the domain’s [[Human|Humans]]; most of them were of [[Vilani]] descent and more comfortable with the [[Vilani]]-influenced [[Ovaghoun]] than with the “wild” [[Gvegh]]. Aside from this expression of cultural sensitivity, Ngehks was a mediocre [[Archduke]]; he accomplished little during his reign. |
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A Vargr of the line of Soegz and Archduke of Antares
Some transcribe his name (difficult for humans) as "Ngaez".
10th Archduke of the House Soegz Archdukes of Antares. Archduke Ngehks of Antares was most notable for visibly abandoning the last Gvegh traditions of his line, embracing the Ovaghoun language and culture most common in the trailing regions of the Imperium. This made him very popular among his Vargr subjects. It even improved his status among the domain’s Humans; most of them were of Vilani descent and more comfortable with the Vilani-influenced Ovaghoun than with the “wild” Gvegh. Aside from this expression of cultural sensitivity, Ngehks was a mediocre Archduke; he accomplished little during his reign.
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- Loren Wiseman. Nobles (Steve Jackson Games, 2004), 96-97.
- ↑ Loren Wiseman. Nobles (Steve Jackson Games, 2004), 96.
- ↑ Loren Wiseman. Nobles (Steve Jackson Games, 2004), 96.