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'''Revaxa''' (reh-VAX-uh) was a Seuvian priestess of [[Thala]] | {| class="wikitable no-i-border" style="float: right; margin-top: 0; margin-left: 10px; width: 35%;" | ||
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| Titles || Queen of the Two Kingdoms | |||
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| Aliases || [[Thala]]<sup>disputed</sup> | |||
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| Alignment || Evil | |||
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| Patron deity || [[Thala]] | |||
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| Race || Human | |||
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| Ethnicity || Seuvian | |||
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| Cause of death || Incineration | |||
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'''Revaxa''' (reh-VAX-uh) was a Seuvian queen, warlord, and priestess of [[Thala]] who unified the kingdoms of Daxos and Lanvia and instigated the hundred-year-long [[Revaxan Wars]]. She was killed when Arcian archmages led by [[Edaro Mosa]] hurled the [[godstones]] at her capital cities. She was believed to be an avatar of [[Thala]]. | |||
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| Titles | Queen of the Two Kingdoms |
| Aliases | Thaladisputed |
| Alignment | Evil |
| Patron deity | Thala |
| Race | Human |
| Ethnicity | Seuvian |
| Cause of death | Incineration |
Revaxa (reh-VAX-uh) was a Seuvian queen, warlord, and priestess of Thala who unified the kingdoms of Daxos and Lanvia and instigated the hundred-year-long Revaxan Wars. She was killed when Arcian archmages led by Edaro Mosa hurled the godstones at her capital cities. She was believed to be an avatar of Thala.