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| - These are demons, and vulnerable to banish (but not enslave.) Generally, as banish is very reliable, these are banished and killed at the very end of these pulls. Shamans should place a Tremor Totem to counter the AoE seduce. Otherwise off tanks should stay at some distance to intercept the concubine when she seduces the main tank and goes for the cloth wearers. This mob is vulnerable to stuns as well as snares.
- The Concubine was once a beautiful woman who now serves the dark god Ahriman.
- Concubines were mates who were taken for the purpose of fostering an heir in return for compensation. They were not officially part of the family and held no rights as spouses. They were certainly not the same thing as prostitutes, most commonly geisha whose contracts were purchased by the lord, or a daughter from a heimin family, or a ronin or low-status samurai woman.
- A concubine is any consort to a ruling member of a Great House. Concubines were often taken by ruling members of Great Houses for companionship. This was considered an ideal practice when one wished for other Great Houses to think they were available for alliance through marriage. Duke Leto Atreides took the Lady Jessica as his concubine. Even though he loved her, he believed that he could one day elevate himself and his House through a political marriage.
- A concubine is a woman who lives with a man in a quasi-marital relationship and secondary status to an actual wife. Concubines were common in ancient middle eastern culture, especially among the affluent or powerful. From the Biblical patriarchs through the early kings, concubines were a part of the culture, culminating with Solomon's 300 concubines. The Old Testament accepted concubinage and included laws to protect the rights of concubines, of which the following is an example:
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| - A concubine is a woman who lives with a man in a quasi-marital relationship and secondary status to an actual wife. Concubines were common in ancient middle eastern culture, especially among the affluent or powerful. From the Biblical patriarchs through the early kings, concubines were a part of the culture, culminating with Solomon's 300 concubines. The Old Testament accepted concubinage and included laws to protect the rights of concubines, of which the following is an example: And if a man sell his daughter to be a maidservant, she shall not go out as the menservants do. If she please not her master, who hath betrothed her to himself, then shall he let her be redeemed: to sell her unto a strange nation he shall have no power, seeing he hath dealt deceitfully with her. And if he have betrothed her unto his son, he shall deal with her after the manner of daughters. If he take him another [wife]; her food, her raiment, and her duty of marriage, shall he not diminish. And if he do not these three unto her, then shall she go out free without money. Exodus 21:7-11 (KJV)
- These are demons, and vulnerable to banish (but not enslave.) Generally, as banish is very reliable, these are banished and killed at the very end of these pulls. Shamans should place a Tremor Totem to counter the AoE seduce. Otherwise off tanks should stay at some distance to intercept the concubine when she seduces the main tank and goes for the cloth wearers. This mob is vulnerable to stuns as well as snares.
- The Concubine was once a beautiful woman who now serves the dark god Ahriman.
- A concubine is any consort to a ruling member of a Great House. Concubines were often taken by ruling members of Great Houses for companionship. This was considered an ideal practice when one wished for other Great Houses to think they were available for alliance through marriage. Duke Leto Atreides took the Lady Jessica as his concubine. Even though he loved her, he believed that he could one day elevate himself and his House through a political marriage. Leto's son, Paul Atreides, also took his love Chani as his concubine, so that he could marry Princess Irulan Corrino, legitimise his rule, and ascend to the Golden Lion Throne. Over the next few decades, Leto Atreides II inherited the throne with his sister-wife, Ghanima at his side after the death of their parents. Irulan's nephew, Prince Farad'n Corrino became Ghanima's concubine.
- Concubines were mates who were taken for the purpose of fostering an heir in return for compensation. They were not officially part of the family and held no rights as spouses. They were certainly not the same thing as prostitutes, most commonly geisha whose contracts were purchased by the lord, or a daughter from a heimin family, or a ronin or low-status samurai woman.
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