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We of the Brotherhood of Ash seek to hone our martial prowess, and honor the blood of our ancestors. We keep to the old ways, of the desert nomad and of the warrior.
Though we are but few in number, our discipline and courage will see us triumph over the endless depravities of our fanatic kin.
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After: Martial Perfection
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Honored ally, what brings you to the Ring of Ash?
Should you bear wounds from the field of battle, then rest awhile and regain your strength. A warrior must stand proud and tall that he might always stare death in the eye.
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After: Ash Not What Your Brotherhood Can Do for You
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If the words of our kin are true, we face a foe who has achieved absolute martial perfection. And yet I have seen your strength as well, honored ally, and would place my trust in you.
Know that when you stand before this foe on the battlefield, the Brotherhood will stand with you.
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After: Friends Forever
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Our foe's martial prowess was awe-inspiring─but he was but one, and the strength of one cannot stand against the strength of many.
But let this not deter you from striving for the limits of martial perfection, honored ally. For a brotherhood is only as strong as its weakest link.
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- Affiliation
- The Brotherhood of Ash
- Biography
- Born in a clan known for its skilled soldiers, Hamujj excelled in the trials that earned him the warrior title "Gah." His tireless devotion to self-mastery is inspired by the teachings of Whiteknuckle Kerigg Roh, a legendary Amalj'aa fighter, and even at forty and eight summers, ever does he seek out mightier foes against which to hone his martial abilities. Appalled by the growing number of his kin who grovel at Ifrit's altars for undeserved power, Hamujj Gah distanced himself from the fanatical tribes. Like-minded soldiers followed in his wake, and under his command they founded the Brotherhood of Ash—a company of outcasts dedicated to upholding the traditional way of the warrior. The cowardly acts of the Flamefangs, a faction of Amalj'aa who kidnap the weak and defenseless to serve as sacrifices to the Lord of the Inferno, are particularly reviled by the Brotherhood.
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