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[[Ri-Shin]] is a Class ? Nature Spirit, known as the God of Plants and Trees. [[Ri-Shin]] is the brother of [[Au-Shin]]. | [[Ri-Shin]] is a Class ? Nature Spirit, known as the God of Plants and Trees. [[Ri-Shin]] is the brother of [[Au-Shin]]. [[Ri-Shin]] is celebrated annually across Alharth during the [[Winter Holiday]]. | ||
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| Title: | God of Plants and Trees
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| Location: | Alharth
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Ri-Shin is a Class ? Nature Spirit, known as the God of Plants and Trees. Ri-Shin is the brother of Au-Shin. Ri-Shin is celebrated annually across Alharth during the Winter Holiday.
Lore
Druids
Ri-Shin and Au-Shin are said to have created the Druids long ago. Their connection with Dreva, God of Balance in Nature and Patron Spirit of Druids, is unclear.
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“This variant of the Ri-Shin hat is used by humans to differentiate teams for winter games. Vol-Mu, or Volume, is a long-deceased god of winter. In the human telling of the myth, Ri-Shin defeated Vol-Mu to allow spring to return to the land.
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“Traditional hat worn by humans during the winter celebration of Ri-Shin, the god of plants and trees. This version has a bunch of extra padding.