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'''Henzau the Red''' is the [[darklord]] of a [[desert]] [[domain]] bordering those of [[Melchizedek]] and [[Nekhbet]]. [[Gnoll]]s and [[hyena]]s in Henzau's domain similarly to how [[werewolves]] and [[wolves]] function in [[Verbrek]]: they are deeply feared. Quite known for his thirst for blood, Henzau is a follower of [[w:Yeenoghu|Yeenoghu]] and leads a [[clan]] of gnolls in a [[canyon]] by the Dead Sea of his domain. He is a [[lycanthrope]], specifically a [[ghuuna]], a gnoll lycanthrope that transforms into a [[dire hyena]].<ref>[[Another 100 Shades of Dark]], [[Quoth the Raven Issue 26]] p. 120-121</ref> | '''Henzau the Red''' is the [[darklord]] of a [[desert]] [[domain]] bordering those of [[Melchizedek]] and [[Nekhbet]]. [[Gnoll]]s and [[hyena]]s function in Henzau's domain similarly to how [[werewolves]] and [[wolves]] function in [[Verbrek]]: they are deeply feared. Quite known for his thirst for blood, Henzau is a follower of [[w:Yeenoghu|Yeenoghu]] and leads a [[clan]] of gnolls in a [[canyon]] by the Dead Sea of his domain. He is a [[lycanthrope]], specifically a [[ghuuna]], a gnoll lycanthrope that transforms into a [[dire hyena]].<ref>[[Another 100 Shades of Dark]], [[Quoth the Raven Issue 26]] p. 120-121</ref> | ||
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Henzau the Red is the darklord of a desert domain bordering those of Melchizedek and Nekhbet. Gnolls and hyenas function in Henzau's domain similarly to how werewolves and wolves function in Verbrek: they are deeply feared. Quite known for his thirst for blood, Henzau is a follower of Yeenoghu and leads a clan of gnolls in a canyon by the Dead Sea of his domain. He is a lycanthrope, specifically a ghuuna, a gnoll lycanthrope that transforms into a dire hyena.[1]
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- ↑ Another 100 Shades of Dark, Quoth the Raven Issue 26 p. 120-121