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| − | | titles = The Scholar and Thief | + | | titles = The Scholar and Thief<br /> The liar and locksmith<br /> The Fool and Rebel |
| − | | names = | + | | names = Knave of Aces<br />Duke |
| aspects = {{Aspect|Knock}} {{Aspect|Secret Histories}} | | aspects = {{Aspect|Knock}} {{Aspect|Secret Histories}} | ||
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A common greeting amongst Trickster long | A common greeting amongst Trickster long | ||
| − | The Trickster Princes is the thirtieth hour of the manus written by BeardedTree. It is a god from | + | The Trickster Princes is the thirtieth hour of the manus written by BeardedTree. It is a god from Flesh and mist with aspects of knock and secret histories. It is the two that ascended as one and the Lord of the Laughing Court. It is an hour of extremes, chaos, and freedoms. The Trickster princes travel the Manus and the histories with his court of long spreading and effect all with their manic enjoyment. |
Revision as of 02:57, 17 September 2018
| The Trickster princes | |
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| "The jokes on you." | |
| Origin | Flesh and Mist |
| Titles |
The Scholar and Thief The liar and locksmith The Fool and Rebel |
| Names |
Knave of Aces Duke |
| Aspects |
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| Date of arrival | FNORD |
| Owner(s) | beardedtree24 |
"I am the Trickster Princes" A common greeting amongst Trickster long
The Trickster Princes is the thirtieth hour of the manus written by BeardedTree. It is a god from Flesh and mist with aspects of knock and secret histories. It is the two that ascended as one and the Lord of the Laughing Court. It is an hour of extremes, chaos, and freedoms. The Trickster princes travel the Manus and the histories with his court of long spreading and effect all with their manic enjoyment.
