Meeting with the Ohl'tar
Posted: Thu Apr 16, 2009 4:53 pm
From the desk of Cho'Gall, Emissary to the Ohl'tar
In my meeting with the Ohl'tar, I have concluded the following.
1. The Ohl'tar have no religion, at least the diaspora did not, mainly because that is what got them exiled from their lands in the first place. They will be respectful to Bo0o/\/\ist customs.
2. The Ohl'tar do not want their land back. 95% of their land is buried under the sea, and the 5% that is not they already have. I as count of Agnesia will gladly grant them their land back.
3. Ohl'tar culture generally leans towards the devouring of sheep. It has been seen in some carved stone representing sheep heads on spears. They hope that this will not conflict with other Elwynnese religions.
4. Ohl'tar weapons consist of using enormous weapons such as broadswords, axes and scythes.
5. The Ohl'tar language is similar to English, but they are unable to pronounce w's. Instead they pronounce them as v's.
This is from our first meeting. As you can see, the Ohl'tar have a rich culture which we can all learn a lot from.
-Cho'Gall
In my meeting with the Ohl'tar, I have concluded the following.
1. The Ohl'tar have no religion, at least the diaspora did not, mainly because that is what got them exiled from their lands in the first place. They will be respectful to Bo0o/\/\ist customs.
2. The Ohl'tar do not want their land back. 95% of their land is buried under the sea, and the 5% that is not they already have. I as count of Agnesia will gladly grant them their land back.
3. Ohl'tar culture generally leans towards the devouring of sheep. It has been seen in some carved stone representing sheep heads on spears. They hope that this will not conflict with other Elwynnese religions.
4. Ohl'tar weapons consist of using enormous weapons such as broadswords, axes and scythes.
5. The Ohl'tar language is similar to English, but they are unable to pronounce w's. Instead they pronounce them as v's.
This is from our first meeting. As you can see, the Ohl'tar have a rich culture which we can all learn a lot from.
-Cho'Gall