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| - Strictly speaking that is not his name, just his title. As the oldest among the actual Incubus King, it seems that the responsibility of hosting The Gathering befalls on him. A holder of a major soul fragment, but he seems like a bit of a doormat. Definitely not the succubus god of the same name, though he would obviously like to be that. During the first meeting, outside of the Abandoned Fortress, Yarra warns that he's about as powerful as the Incubus King.
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| - Strictly speaking that is not his name, just his title. As the oldest among the actual Incubus King, it seems that the responsibility of hosting The Gathering befalls on him. A holder of a major soul fragment, but he seems like a bit of a doormat. Definitely not the succubus god of the same name, though he would obviously like to be that. During the first meeting, outside of the Abandoned Fortress, Yarra warns that he's about as powerful as the Incubus King. As it was foreseeable in someone as full of himself as this one, he barely reacts to the presence of Yarra and the others as they are people so below of him to even acknowledge their existence. His country (or domain) is called Rodak. As a ruler, he is not the worst of the lot but that doesn't mean that he is a caring person. The group has little opportunity to learn much more about him directly, but at least they have time to make some connections with some of his subjects. He has a tremendous ego, as might be expected from someone who literally describes himself as a god, but it is surprisingly fragile. Notably, being reminded that he was once the youngest Incubus King in a gathering of long-dead elders throws him into a rage. The origin of his huge wealth in a isolated (and desolate) domain is unknown but it's a matter of interest by others, specially for the party-crasher queen Fheliel, ruler of Ghelanon. He seems to be particularly interested in impressing his peers with his wealth and power. He is not above to remind the others that he is the oldest among them. He also is petty enough to reinforce his prominence with petty mind games, like the size and ornaments of the visitor's suites. His subjects are in general very good hosts, very well mannered and extraordinarily kind. They don't seem to be treated roughly or at least you see no evidence of that kind of behavior.
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