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Ruke Diggot was a human male scholar from Mistledale. He was tall with curly red hair. During a trip to the forest of Cormanthor to study butterflies, he met the half-elf ranger Lyra Sunrose and they married a few months later, having eleven children together, all of whom still live in Cormanthor. Ruke was killed by a giant frog when it jumped out from an alder thicket and swallowed him whole.

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  • Ruke Diggot
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  • Ruke Diggot was a human male scholar from Mistledale. He was tall with curly red hair. During a trip to the forest of Cormanthor to study butterflies, he met the half-elf ranger Lyra Sunrose and they married a few months later, having eleven children together, all of whom still live in Cormanthor. Ruke was killed by a giant frog when it jumped out from an alder thicket and swallowed him whole.
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  • Deceased
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  • Ruke Diggot
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  • Ruke Diggot was a human male scholar from Mistledale. He was tall with curly red hair. During a trip to the forest of Cormanthor to study butterflies, he met the half-elf ranger Lyra Sunrose and they married a few months later, having eleven children together, all of whom still live in Cormanthor. Ruke was killed by a giant frog when it jumped out from an alder thicket and swallowed him whole.
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