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- Hayholt chambermaid.
- Jael was one of the seven seasons of Guiteica. It was also used as a first name for Bitthævrians born during this season such as Jael Ganton Farvash.
- Jael (Hebrew יָעֵל֮, ibex or wild goat) (fl. 2744 AM/1260 BC) once killed a Canaanite general who had deserted his troops and was trying to escape from the battlefield. In so doing she struck the last blow in a major battle for the liberation of Israel.
- In Heroes of Might and Magic IV, Jael is one of the 28 heroes belonging to the Thief class. She is a Female minotaur, and is associated with the Asylum town.
- Jael is a Crossroad Demon who was the mortal enemy of a hunter named Asa Fox.
- Jael - złodziejka, minotaur, bohaterka standardowa Heroes of Might and Magic IV. Jej oficjalna biografia brzmi tak: Słowo Jael oznacza tak naprawdę gatunek górskiej kozicy. Została obdarzona tym obelżywym imieniem, ponieważ wolała żyć samotnie w górach niż wśród innych minotaurów. Teraz jest dumna ze swego imienia, ponieważ właśnie ta górska kozica obrabowała więcej minotaurzych kupców niż ktokolwiek inny. Kategoria:Minotaury Kategoria:Złodzieje (Heroes of Might and Magic IV)
- Jael, wife of Heber the Kenite, was an ally to the Israelites when Deborah and Barak were serving as judges. Jael offered Sisera, the commander of King Jabin's army, refuge in her tent when he fled on foot from Barak. By giving him milk to drink and a warm blanket, she assured that he would fall asleep. Once her enemy was asleep, she drove a tent peg into his head. When Barak reached her tent, Jael showed him the man he was looking for, dead on the floor. Deborah and Barak praised Jael in their victory song to the Lord in Judges chapter 5.
- Abilities/Powers: Jael is much stronger than a normal human, even in her weakened condition, so she'll be nerfed down to only a little bit stronger. For example, instead of being able to lift 250 pounds, she'll only be able to lift up to 100 pounds with ease. She can hear much better than a human due to her long ears. Strengths: Jael is very compassionate and willing to deal with most anyone because she really, truly hates to see anyone alone. Once she considers someone one of her best friends, she'll do anything to protect them and help them, even at her own expense.
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- Hayholt chambermaid.
- Abilities/Powers: Jael is much stronger than a normal human, even in her weakened condition, so she'll be nerfed down to only a little bit stronger. For example, instead of being able to lift 250 pounds, she'll only be able to lift up to 100 pounds with ease. She can hear much better than a human due to her long ears. Jael's healing powers use the elements within a person's body to heal them (water, metals, etc.). She must touch the person she is trying to heal with her hands to be able to do anything, and her magic seeks out the injuries before coaxing the body's elements to return to their natural state. Foreign bodies like viruses cannot be healed, though their symptoms can be. Lost limbs cannot be regrown, but if the limb has recently been severed and is brought to her before the limb dies, then she can reattach the limb. But she can only restore minimal functionality. Broken bones can also be a problem. If the bone isn't set correctly, the bone will heal wrong and can cause later problems or a crippled limb. The downside to her ability is that she cannot be healed by magical means. She can only use her magic through her hands, and not any other part of her body. The process consumes a lot of energy, leaving her weak if she heals too much for too long. Due to her never being fully fed, healing is slow and can leave her barely able to move if she heals more than a broken bone. Healing fatal wounds can send her into a temporary coma if she doesn't consume lots of nutrient-rich food before or during the healing. On the flip side, her healing magic can be used to cause harm. She can knock out a person by temporarily cutting blood flow to the brain, and can kill or injure them by doing the exact opposite of what her healing magic does. Instead of coaxing the body to heal, it can cause the body to tear itself apart for however long she is touching a person, in a process that resembles an extremely fast-moving cancer. Jael does not often use this, still feeling guilt for the one person she killed in her anger as a child, and since it takes much more energy than healing does. Even at normal strength this takes at least twice as much energy, depending on how long she's touching a person. On the Elegante, Jael's healing powers will be at half-power. Everything takes twice as long to heal, and injuries will not be as damaging as they are supposed to be. It will take much, much longer to hurt a person, to the point that the only way someone could be hurt is if they stood still and let her. She's still more likely to pass out from exhaustion than hurt a person. Knocking a person out is easier, but still takes twice as long as it would normally take her. Strengths: Jael is very compassionate and willing to deal with most anyone because she really, truly hates to see anyone alone. Once she considers someone one of her best friends, she'll do anything to protect them and help them, even at her own expense. Weaknesses: Jael is very gullible and easy to manipulate - she believes every person has some good inside them. She neglects her personal well-being and focuses on taking care of others. She has a debiliating fear of death due to having her friend die in her arms right before she was pulled onto the ship. She gets anxious in small, enclosed spaces. She's fine for the first minute or two, then steadily begins to decline into fear. If the door is locked, then she panics horribly. Personality: Since Jael is unable to communicate verbally, she's learned to be very expressive, though she is capable of hiding behind a blank face if she doesn't want to worry someone. She's patient and kind, but living in the slums has taught her how to stand up for herself, even if she feels bad for becoming angry. Jael will heal anyone, even if she's the one who caused the injury in the first place, unless she thinks that person doesn't deserve to be healed. She is gullible and easy to manipulate with the right tone and story. The only thing that she hides is her ability to heal, since it often caused contention with the people who knew. She is easily hurt, but is only really emotionally crushed when someone betrays her trust or when someone close to her dies. She doesn't anger easily, usually when someone insults her, her friends, or her kids, or when someone she considers a friend or family is threatened. She doesn't hate easily and typically only people who think they are better than other people, or willingly hurt others for their own gain. Having been constantly seen as an object while growing up, Jael sometimes is offended where there was none intended, and can sometimes become upset at innocuous comments or remarks. She hates to talk about her own problems, and will usually try to steer the conversation away from herself and back on to whomever she is talking with. Extra: Jael is super naive. She'll be friends with anyone as long as they are nice, to her and other people as well. She doesn't get double entrendres and innuendo most of the time, and is completely innocent in the way of how relationships work. She suffers from insomnia - sleeping at most three hours a night - and has nightmares when stressed.
- Jael was one of the seven seasons of Guiteica. It was also used as a first name for Bitthævrians born during this season such as Jael Ganton Farvash.
- Jael, wife of Heber the Kenite, was an ally to the Israelites when Deborah and Barak were serving as judges. Jael offered Sisera, the commander of King Jabin's army, refuge in her tent when he fled on foot from Barak. By giving him milk to drink and a warm blanket, she assured that he would fall asleep. Once her enemy was asleep, she drove a tent peg into his head. When Barak reached her tent, Jael showed him the man he was looking for, dead on the floor. At that moment, Barak saw the fulfillment of Deborah's prophecy, concerning his own shame for fearing to take on full responsibilities in his role as judge. The glory that he should have had went to a woman. Deborah and Barak praised Jael in their victory song to the Lord in Judges chapter 5.
- Jael (Hebrew יָעֵל֮, ibex or wild goat) (fl. 2744 AM/1260 BC) once killed a Canaanite general who had deserted his troops and was trying to escape from the battlefield. In so doing she struck the last blow in a major battle for the liberation of Israel.
- In Heroes of Might and Magic IV, Jael is one of the 28 heroes belonging to the Thief class. She is a Female minotaur, and is associated with the Asylum town.
- Jael is a Crossroad Demon who was the mortal enemy of a hunter named Asa Fox.
- Jael - złodziejka, minotaur, bohaterka standardowa Heroes of Might and Magic IV. Jej oficjalna biografia brzmi tak: Słowo Jael oznacza tak naprawdę gatunek górskiej kozicy. Została obdarzona tym obelżywym imieniem, ponieważ wolała żyć samotnie w górach niż wśród innych minotaurów. Teraz jest dumna ze swego imienia, ponieważ właśnie ta górska kozica obrabowała więcej minotaurzych kupców niż ktokolwiek inny. Kategoria:Minotaury Kategoria:Złodzieje (Heroes of Might and Magic IV)
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