Hran Koharim
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This page presents a collection of writings authored by Hran Koharim.
Mentions
Even a broken skull holds the memories of the creature that once imbued it with life.
Dirt is the homeland, and it holds many unexpected treasures.
Umber to hold the strangest of secrets, the most peculiar of predictions.
Without you, I would have to go naked Frozen in winter, in summer sun-backed
Ode to my cloak, Hran Koharim on Walker's cloak
That which geologists name sulphur, we mystics call by its older name of brimstone.
First take a char drop and a shard of sulphur, both of balanced essence. Then crush them together with a hardwood mallet. Then toss a firebrand upon the heap. Finally, run for your life.