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[[Fotia]] was reborn as the Phoenix and the Dragon. Separate they are weaker, united they are powerful, their story has become a parable of passion and the indestructibility of love. | [[Fotia]] was reborn as the Phoenix and the Dragon. Separate they are weaker, united they are powerful, their story has become a parable of passion and the indestructibility of love. | ||
== Kings of War Appearances == | |||
* 1st Edition - [[Kings of War 1.2 – Basilean Legacy|Kings of War 1.1 – Basilean Legacy]] | |||
* 2nd Edition - [[2.0 - Kings of War 2nd Edition Rulebook|Kings of War – 2nd Edition Rulebook]] | |||
* 3rd Edition - [[Kings of War - 3rd Edition Rulebook]] | |||
=== 1st Edition === | |||
=== 2nd Edition === | |||
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Irdima was left alone on the battlefield, cradling the two parts of Fotia’s corpse and weeping. Suddenly, by the great power of her words of love and her frantic prayers, a miracle manifested and the two halves did not die. Instead, one half; representing the cauterising, vengeful and warlike nature of fire, became the Ur-Elohi Jullius, the Dragon of Heaven, whilst the other half; the nurturing, renewing and cleansing nature of fire, returned as the Ur-Elohi Samacris, the Mother of Phoenixes. And so, the Shining One who was Fotia, was reborn as the Phoenix and the Dragon. Weaker now individually, they are more powerful united, and their story is told as a parable of the passion and indestructibility of love; their strength in unity, giving rise to sayings such as “You can’t cut fire with a sword”, meaning that two lovers are inseparable. | |||
=== 3rd Edition === | |||
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== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
