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Iraz Steelfur
- Iraz
These are aliases for "Iraz Steelfur".
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| Chapter | Text |
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| Interlude – The Tribes of Izril | “It’s their Chieftain. He started his tribe himself. Iraz Steelfur, the Chieftain of the Steelfur Tribe. One of the most powerful Chieftains on the continent. A very big traditionalist—we’ll see him at the Meeting of Tribes.” |
| 8.02 | The Chieftain of the Steelfur Tribe was first to speak. Iraz looked at Lehra. The much-younger Gnoll looked guilty. |
| 8.02 | Iraz’s brows came together. Instantly, the Steelfur warriors protested. They hurried forwards, clearly worried. |
| 8.02 | Chieftain Orelighn added. Iraz looked around. |
| 8.02 | One of the Ekhtouch Gnolls sniffed haughtily. That actually helped since every Gnoll rolled their eyes at this. The Decles Gnolls were quiet. Iraz looked around, vexed. It was Krshia who coughed. |
| 8.02 | But they weren’t happy. Tkrn relaxed slightly as the mood deescalated. Iraz turned to Akrisa, Eska, and Orelighn. |
| 8.02 | “I suppose it is. But we don’t care. Good fight, younglings! Call me if you have another. Especially if you get Iraz. I want to see if he’s any tougher.” |
| 8.10 | Chieftain Werri of the Woven Bladegrass, and Chieftain Iraz of Steelfur. Iraz was older, more widely respected—but Werri was a rising star, and the non-conventional, smaller tribes went to her. |
| 8.10 | She glanced pointedly at the largest tribe here. Iraz raised his brows. |
| 8.10 | Iraz looked confused, as did many Gnolls. Werri grinned and elaborated. |
| 8.10 | Murmurs. Many Gnolls were outraged by the insinuation—well, the older ones. The younger Gnolls wanted to applaud Werri. Iraz didn’t dignify her statement with a reply. He simply ended the conversation—politely—and Werri returned to her camp. |
| 8.10 | Iraz just shrugged when his tribe expressed disappointment. |
| 8.10 | The younger Gnoll sat there, eating and drinking with great aplomb with the seasoned Steelfur warriors and some of his own around him. Iraz nodded at all that; he’d wanted adamantium himself if it could be found. The greatest of all metals—well, one of them. Certainly for armor. |
| 8.10 | Greatly impressed, Iraz accepted the blade. He turned his attention to that tantalizing point—a more plentiful metal that could arm an entire tribe, or a number of warriors rather than a single helmet or shield or blade. |
| 8.10 | Because the next day…Lehra Ruinstrider paid a visit to the Silverfang camp, politely sending regrets to Iraz and Werri and two dozen other Chieftains. The two great Chieftains were confused. This wasn’t just choosing a neutral party. |
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