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| − | The Lehenyar are a rare form of [[Humanity|Human]] found on a few [[Planes]] along the [[Isiri'thantor Branch]]. They are often characterised as having golden eyes, though in truth their eye colour varies by individual from light brown, through amber and gold to pale yellow. Their skin is typically light brown and they have brown or brownish-blonde hair. | + | The Lehenyar are a rare form of [[Humanity|Human]] found on a few [[Planes]] along the [[Isiri'thantor Branch]]. They are often characterised as having golden eyes, though in truth their eye colour varies by individual from light brown, through amber and gold, to pale yellow. Their skin is typically light brown and they have brown or brownish-blonde hair. |
Because they are rarely seen outside of their [[Plane of Lehn'sha|home plane]] except as members of the [[Vhanti]] Order, and because almost all of the Vhanti are Lehenyar, the two terms are often used somewhat interchangeably throughout the region. | Because they are rarely seen outside of their [[Plane of Lehn'sha|home plane]] except as members of the [[Vhanti]] Order, and because almost all of the Vhanti are Lehenyar, the two terms are often used somewhat interchangeably throughout the region. | ||
[[Category: Forgotten Things]][[Category: Races]][[Category: Humans]] | [[Category: Forgotten Things]][[Category: Races]][[Category: Humans]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:02, 31 July 2007
The Lehenyar are a rare form of Human found on a few Planes along the Isiri'thantor Branch. They are often characterised as having golden eyes, though in truth their eye colour varies by individual from light brown, through amber and gold, to pale yellow. Their skin is typically light brown and they have brown or brownish-blonde hair.
Because they are rarely seen outside of their home plane except as members of the Vhanti Order, and because almost all of the Vhanti are Lehenyar, the two terms are often used somewhat interchangeably throughout the region.
