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Rune Symbol	Basic Data
	Name	Howling Banshees
	Phoenix Lord	Jain Zar
	Phoenix Lord Title	"The Storm of Silence"
	Main colours	Cream, Red, Green
	Combat Speciality	Swift melee fighters

Howling Banshees are one of the types of Eldar Aspect Warrior who represent a facet of the war god Kaela Mensha Khaine, in their case the fury of the Murder God as well as the cunning of his daughters with Morai-Heg, the Banshees.^[7] These lightly-equipped warriors are fearsome close combat specialists who draw their inspiration from the unearthly creature with which they share a name. What they may lack in brute strength they more than make up for in precision and efficiency, and their piercing warcry has signaled the doom of countless foes.^[1a]^[2]^[3a]

Overview

Howling Banshees

According to Eldar mythology, Banshees are the harbingers of woe and death whose cry, it is said, heralds ill fate, calling forth dead spirits from the Warp and forewarning certain death. A more sinister implication of the banshee's call is that it may even tempt spirits out from their Spirit Stone and thus lure them into the arms of Chaos.^[1a]^[2] Unique to the Howling Banshees is the fact that they are almost always female,^{[Note 2]} for the banshee of legend is itself a female spirit.^[1a]

When Asurmen raised the first Aspect Warriors, he selected Jain Zar for her ferocity and speed, whereupon she became the first of the Phoenix Lords. Of all the Pheonix Lords she is the most devoted to her shrines, traveling the Webway to spread and nurture her teachings on all the large Craftworlds.^[1d]

Wargear

Howling Banshee wargear.^[8]

Fast and athletic, Howling Banshees are the most lightly equipped aspect^[14] training emphasizes swiftness of foot and mobility in hand-to-hand combat. Their Aspect Armour is coloured bone-white contrasted with a flaming shock of orange hair, while their principle armament of Shuriken Pistol and Banshee Blade Power Weapon is a devastating combination in close combat. Their most notable weapon though is the Banshee Mask, a powerful sonic weapon which uses a psychosonic amplifier to turn their battle cry into a howling shriek of psychic rage which attacks their enemies' central nervous system. An entire squad of Howling Banshees activating their masks all at once can cripple an entire enemy unit before a single blow is landed, leaving them paralyzed and helpless before their onslaught.^[1a]^[3a]

Howling Banshee Exarch

Howling Banshee Exarch.^[12]

An Exarch is the leader of an Aspect Shrine. She is one that has traveled so far down the Path of the Warrior that she can no longer leave it and so dedicates herself fully as a high priest of Khaine. Exarchs wear more elaborate and ornate versions of Aspect armour which incorporate the spirits of past wearers, granting them not only wisdom and knowledge but a raw pool of psychic energy.^[1] The Howling Banshee Exarch sits upon the "Storm Throne" within her Aspect Shrine.^[15]

The Exarchs of the Howling Banshees emphasize their aspect to the highest levels and help pass this knowledge on to their squads. Under her guidance a squad of Howling Banshees are acrobatic warriors, leaping and bounding into combat with deadly grace, while the war shout of an Exarch is even more devastating than the normal piercing cry of a Banshee Mask^[3a] Instead of a normal power weapon some Exarchs will wield an Executioner or Triskele, while others will replace both power weapon and shuriken for Mirrorswords.^[3b]

Notable Appearances

Jain Zar battles Drazhar with her Howling Banshees^[17]

In 838.M41 in what became known as the Pyre of Kiliak's Bane, Imperial xenologists began to plunder buried Eldar artefacts on the Maiden World Kiliak, bringing about a devastating assault from the nearby craftworlds of Biel-Tan and Ulthwé. A sighting of the Phoenix Lord Jain Zar accompanied by a hundred of her disciples was confirmed before the entire Imperial force was slaughtered and incinerated, their ashes scattered to the winds.^[4]

Jain Zar led the howling banshees in pursuit of Drazhar in the defence of Yvraine.^[17]

Notable Howling Banshees Shrines

Aspect shrine of the Howling Banshees^[10]

Notable Howling Banshees

Images

A Howling Banshee Exarch fights Logan Grimnar in the Gnosis System^[13]
Howling Banshee^[16]
Biel-Tani Howling Banshees^[18]
Howling Banshee^[14]
Howling Banshee^[1c]

Miniatures

Howling Banshees

Howling Banshees (1st Edition)^[1b]
Howling Banshee (3rd Edition)
Howling Banshee (4th Edition)
Howling Banshee (8th Edition)^[5]

Howling Banshee Exarchs

Howling Banshee Exarch (1st Edition)
Howling Banshee Exarch (3rd Edition)
Howling Banshee Exarch (4th Edition)
Howling Banshee Exarch (8th Edition)^[6]

Trivia

^{The following information is not to be regarded as officially sanctioned and/ or is not written from an in-universe point of view. A detailed explanation of the term "Trivia" as used in the Lexicanum can be found here.}

Notes

Note 1: There is contradictory information on the father of the Howling Banshees. In some sources, for example in Inheritance of Embers, Kaela Mensha Khaine is stated as a father of the Howling Banshees,^[7] where in White Dwarf February 2017 their father named as Kaelis Vara’lanthian, a poetic term for a death god yet to be that Eldrad took to mean Ynnead.^[8]
Note 2: Male Aeldari will sometimes take on the female form, in biology and identity, when becoming a Howling Banshee, similar to the changing process that Drukhari Succubi and Incubi use to fit the expected form of their roles.^[11]

Sources

1: Codex: Eldar (2nd Edition):
- 1a: pg. 9
- 1b: pg. 38
- 1c: pg. 51
- 1d: pg. 86
2: Codex: Eldar (3rd Edition), pg. 10
3: Codex: Eldar (4th Edition):
- 3a: pg. 31
- 3b: pg. 63
4: Planetstrike, pg. 55
5: Warhammer Community: Breaking News: Sisters, Psykers and Skeletons (posted 29/08/2019) (last accessed 29 August 2019)
6: Psychic Awakening: The First Prophecy… And an Exarch! (posted 09/09/2019) (last accessed 14 September 2019)
7: Wrath & Glory - Aeldari - Inheritance of Embers, pgs. 26-27 — Howling Banshee
8: White Dwarf February 2017 (e-book), pg. 62 — The Croneswords
9: Warhammer 40,000 4th Edition Rulebook, pg. 141
10: White Dwarf 511, pg. 79
11: Da Big Dakka (Novel), Chapter 14
12: Codex Imperialis (Background Book), pg. 70
13: Champions of Fenris - A Codex: Space Wolves Supplement - Vengeance for Gnosis
14: White Dwarf 127 (UK), pg. 34
15: Eldar Prophecy (Novel), Chapter Eight
16: Revelations (Comic Series), Issue #2
17: Blood of the Phoenix, Cover
18: Epic: Swordwind, pg. 66

Craftworld Eldar Forces
Command	Autarchs • Bonesingers • Farseers • Spiritseers • Warlocks • Exarchs
Aspect Warriors	Dark Reapers Dire Avengers Fire Dragons Howling Banshees Shadow Spectres Shining Spears Striking Scorpions Swooping Hawks Warp Spiders
Troops	Guardians (Guardian Defenders • Storm Guardians) • Windrider Squadrons • Rangers (Pathfinders • Shroud Runners) • Ghost-Warriors • Wraithguard • Wraithblades
Support Weapons	Grav Platform • Support Battery • War Walker
Constructs	Avatar of Khaine • Wraithknight • Wraithlord
Special Characters	Amallyn Shadowguide • Eldrad Ulthran • Illic Nightspear • Iyanna Arienal • Nuadhu 'Fireheart' • Yriel
Phoenix Lords	Asurmen • Baharroth • Drastanta • Fuegan • Irillyth • Jain Zar • Karandras • Lhykhis • Maugan Ra
Fortifications	Webway Gate

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+'''Howling Banshees''' are one of the types of [[Eldar]] [[Aspect Warrior]] who represent a facet of the war god [[Kaela Mensha Khaine]], in their case the fury of the Murder God as well as the cunning of his daughters with [[Morai-Heg]], the [[Banshee]]s.{{Fn|7}} These lightly-equipped warriors are fearsome close combat specialists who draw their inspiration from the unearthly creature with which they share a name. What they may lack in brute strength they more than make up for in precision and efficiency, and their piercing warcry has signaled the doom of countless foes.{{Fn|1a}}{{Fn|2}}{{Fn|3a}}
-[[Image:HowlingBansheeColor.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Howling Banshee]]
-'''Howling Banshees''' are one of the types of [[Eldar]] [[Aspect Warrior]] who represent a facet of the war god [[Kaela Mensha Khaine]]. These lightly-equipped warrior-women are fearsome close combat specialists who draw their inspiration from the unearthly creature with which they share a name. What they may lack in brute strength they more than make up for in precision and efficiency, and their piercing warcry has signaled the doom of countless foes.{{Fn|1a}}{{Fn|2}}{{Fn|3a}}
 ==Overview==
-[[image:Wd127pg34-2.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Howling Banshee by [[Jes Goodwin]] (1990)]]
+[[Image:HowlingBansheeColor.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Howling Banshees]]
-According to [[Eldar mythology]], banshees are the harbingers of woe and death whose cry it is said heralds ill fate, calling forth dead spirits from the [[Warp]] and forewarning certain death. A more sinister implication of the banshee's call is that it may even tempt spirits out from their [[Spirit Stone]] and thus lure them into the arms of [[Chaos]]. What is known is that the release of a spirit is accompanied by a shrieking call, one which is felt rather than heard, and that spirits have been known to disperse unexpectedly during the transference between spirit stones.{{Fn|1a}}{{Fn|2}}  Legend says that the creation of the Aspect came when the Crone Goddess [[Morai-Heg]] desired the knowledge contained within her divine blood and thus sent her daughters to haunt their father, the war god [[Kaela Mensha Khaine]], as he was the only being capable of harming another god. Seeking to end his torment, he decided to grant Morai-Heg her wish and severed her hand which allowed her to drink the knowledge contained within. In exchange for his help, Khaine was granted the Howling Banshee Aspect and thus it came into being.{{Fn|4}} As such, it is only fitting that the Howling Banshees are perhaps the most feared of all of the Aspect Warriors.{{Fn|2}}
+According to [[Eldar mythology]], [[Banshee]]s are the harbingers of woe and death whose cry, it is said, heralds ill fate, calling forth dead spirits from the [[Warp]] and forewarning certain death. A more sinister implication of the banshee's call is that it may even tempt spirits out from their [[Spirit Stone]] and thus lure them into the arms of [[Chaos]].{{Fn|1a}}{{Fn|2}} Unique to the Howling Banshees is the fact that they are almost always female,{{Fn|Note 2}} for the banshee of legend is itself a female spirit.{{Fn|1a}}
-When [[Asurmen]] raised the first Aspect Warriors, he selected [[Jain Zar]] for her ferocity and speed, whereupon she became the first of the [[Phoenix Lords]]. Of all the Pheonix Lords she is the most devoted to her shrines, traveling the [[Webway]] to spread and nurture her teachings on all the large [[Craftworld]]s.{{Fn|1b}}
+When [[Asurmen]] raised the first Aspect Warriors, he selected [[Jain Zar]] for her ferocity and speed, whereupon she became the first of the [[Phoenix Lords]]. Of all the Pheonix Lords she is the most devoted to her shrines, traveling the [[Webway]] to spread and nurture her teachings on all the large [[Craftworld]]s.{{Fn|1d}}
-[[image:Banshee Wargear.png|thumb|right|200px|Howling Banshee wargear.{{Fn|9}}]]
-Unique to the Howling Banshees is the fact that they are almost always female, for the banshee of legend is itself a female spirit. Fast and athletic, Howling Banshee training emphasizes swiftness of foot and mobility in hand-to-hand combat. Their [[Aspect Armour]] is coloured bone-white contrasted with a flaming shock of orange hair, while their principle armament of [[Shuriken Pistol]] and [[Power Weapon]] is a devastating combination in close combat. Their most notable weapon though is the [[Banshee Mask]], a powerful [[sonic weapon]] which uses a psychosonic amplifier to turn their battle cry into a howling shriek of psychic rage which attacks their enemies' central nervous system. An entire squad of Howling Banshees activating their masks all at once can cripple an entire enemy unit before a single blow is landed, leaving them paralyzed and helpless before their onslaught.{{Fn|1a}}{{Fn|3a}}
-Howling Banshee operate in squads of five to ten warriors, including sometimes an [[Exarch]] to lead them. While fleet of foot on their own, these squads may also take advantage of [[Wave Serpent]] transports.{{Fn|3a}}
+==Wargear==
+[[Image:Banshee Wargear.png|thumb|right|200px|Howling Banshee wargear.{{Fn|8}}]]
+Fast and athletic, Howling Banshees are the most lightly equipped aspect{{Fn|14}} training emphasizes swiftness of foot and mobility in hand-to-hand combat. Their [[Aspect Armour]] is coloured bone-white contrasted with a flaming shock of orange hair, while their principle armament of [[Shuriken Pistol]] and [[Banshee Blade]] [[Power Weapon]] is a devastating combination in close combat. Their most notable weapon though is the [[Banshee Mask]], a powerful [[sonic weapon]] which uses a psychosonic amplifier to turn their battle cry into a howling shriek of psychic rage which attacks their enemies' central nervous system. An entire squad of Howling Banshees activating their masks all at once can cripple an entire enemy unit before a single blow is landed, leaving them paralyzed and helpless before their onslaught.{{Fn|1a}}{{Fn|3a}}
 ==Howling Banshee Exarch==
-[[Image:HBExarch2.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Howling Banshee [[Exarch]] with Executioner]]
+[[Image:HowlingBanshee2e.png|thumb|right|200px|Howling Banshee Exarch.{{Fn|12}}]]
-An [[Exarch]] is the leader of an Aspect Shrine. She is one that has traveled so far down the [[Path of the Warrior]] that she can no longer leave it and so dedicates herself fully as a high priest of Khaine. Exarchs wear more elaborate and ornate versions of Aspect armour which incorporate the spirits of past wearers, granting them not only wisdom and knowledge but a raw pool of psychic energy.
+An [[Exarch]] is the leader of an Aspect Shrine. She is one that has traveled so far down the [[Path of the Warrior]] that she can no longer leave it and so dedicates herself fully as a high priest of Khaine. Exarchs wear more elaborate and ornate versions of Aspect armour which incorporate the spirits of past wearers, granting them not only wisdom and knowledge but a raw pool of psychic energy.{{Fn|1}} The Howling Banshee Exarch sits upon the "Storm Throne" within her [[Aspect Shrine]].{{Fn|15}}
-The Exarchs of the Howling Banshees emphasize their aspect to the highest levels and help pass this knowledge on to their squads. Under her guidance a squad of Howling Banshees are acrobatic warriors, leaping and bounding into combat with deadly grace, while the war shout of an Exarch is even more devastating than the normal piercing cry of a Banshee Mask{{Fn|3a}}  Instead of a normal power weapon some Exarchs will wield an [[Executioner]] or [[Triskele]], while others will replace both power weapon and shuriken for [[Mirrorsword]]s.{{Fn|3b}}
+The Exarchs of the Howling Banshees emphasize their aspect to the highest levels and help pass this knowledge on to their squads. Under her guidance a squad of Howling Banshees are acrobatic warriors, leaping and bounding into combat with deadly grace, while the war shout of an Exarch is even more devastating than the normal piercing cry of a Banshee Mask{{Fn|3a}} Instead of a normal power weapon some Exarchs will wield an [[Executioner]] or [[Triskele]], while others will replace both power weapon and shuriken for [[Mirrorsword]]s.{{Fn|3b}}
 ==Notable Appearances==
-In 838.[[M41]] in what became known as the [[Pyre of Kiliak's Bane]], [[Imperial]] xenologists began to plunder buried Eldar artifacts on the [[Maiden World]] [[Kiliak]], bringing about a devastating assault from the nearby craftworlds of [[Biel-Tan]] and [[Ulthwé]]. A sighting of the [[Phoenix Lord]] [[Jain Zar]], accompanied by a hundred of her disciples, was confirmed before the entire Imperial force was slaughtered and incinerated, their ashes scattered to the winds.{{Fn|4}}
+[[File:Blood-of-the-Phoenix.jpg|thumb|right|300px|[[Jain Zar]] battles [[Drazhar]] with her Howling Banshees{{Fn|17}}]]
+In 838.[[M41]] in what became known as the [[Pyre of Kiliak's Bane]], [[Imperial]] [[xenologist]]s began to plunder buried Eldar artefacts on the [[Maiden World]] [[Kiliak]], bringing about a devastating assault from the nearby craftworlds of [[Biel-Tan]] and [[Ulthwé]]. A sighting of the [[Phoenix Lord]] [[Jain Zar]] accompanied by a hundred of her disciples was confirmed before the entire Imperial force was slaughtered and incinerated, their ashes scattered to the winds.{{Fn|4}}
+[[Jain Zar]] led the howling banshees in pursuit of [[Drazhar]] in the defence of [[Yvraine]].{{Fn|17}}
 ==Notable Howling Banshees Shrines==
+[[Image:HBShrine.jpg|thumb|right|100px|Aspect shrine of the Howling Banshees{{Fn|10}}]]
+*[[Bloody Shriek Shrine]]
 *[[Crimson Scream Shrine]]
+*[[Crimson Witch Shrine]]
 *[[Deathly Wail Shrine]]
+*[[Dread Portent Shrine]]
 *[[Ebon Witch Shrine]]
+*[[Scarlet Daughters Shrine]]
 *[[Shrieking Blade Shrine]]
+*[[Shrine of the Song of Death]]
+*[[Wailing Bone Shrine]]
+*[[Woven Storm Shrine]]
-==Notable Howling Banshees==
+===Notable Howling Banshees===
+*[[Kalistri (Exarch)|Kalistri]] - [[Exarch]]
 *[[Mieqo]] - [[Exarch]]
+*[[Quitui'yenh]]{{Fn|17}}
+*[[Shiera]]{{Fn|9}}
+{{Clear}}
-==Miniatures==
+==Images==
-<center>
+<gallery mode="nolines" widths=250 heights=250>
-<gallery mode="packed" heights="200" caption=Exarch>
+SWGnosis.jpg|A Howling Banshee Exarch fights [[Logan Grimnar]] in the [[Gnosis System]]{{Fn|13}}
-HBExarch1.jpg|Howling Banshee [[Exarch]] (8th Edition){{Fn|6}}
+HowlingBansheeComic.jpg|Howling Banshee{{Fn|16}}
-HBExarch.jpg|Howling Banshee [[Exarch]] (4th Edition)
+File:BielTanBanshee.png|[[Biel-Tan]]i Howling Banshees{{Fn|18}}
-Hbexarch3rd.jpg|Howling Banshee [[Exarch]] (3rd Edition)
+Wd127pg34-2.jpg|Howling Banshee{{Fn|14}}
-Gw-99060104017-0.jpg|Howling Banshee [[Exarch]] (1st Edition)
+Howling Banshee by Mark Gibbons Codex Eldar (2nd Edition) pg51.jpg|Howling Banshee{{Fn|1c}}
 </gallery>
-</center>
+{{Clear}}
-<center>
-<gallery mode="packed" heights="150" caption=Trooper>
+===Miniatures===
+<center>'''Howling Banshees'''</center>
+<gallery mode="nolines" widths=180 heights=180>
+HB 1990.jpg|Howling Banshees (1st Edition){{Fn|1b}}
+Banshee1.jpg|Howling Banshee (3rd Edition)
+HowlingBanshee1.jpg|Howling Banshee (4th Edition)
 HBMini.jpg|Howling Banshee (8th Edition){{Fn|5}}
-HowlingBanshee1.jpg|Howling Banshee (4th Edition)
-Banshee1.jpg|Howling Banshee (3rd Edition)
-HB 1990.jpg|Howling Banshees (1st Edition){{Fn|7}}
 </gallery>
-</center>
+<center>'''Howling Banshee Exarchs'''</center>
+<gallery mode="nolines" widths=180 heights=180>
+Gw-99060104017-0.jpg|Howling Banshee [[Exarch]] (1st Edition)
+Hbexarch3rd.jpg|Howling Banshee [[Exarch]] (3rd Edition)
+HBExarch.jpg|Howling Banshee [[Exarch]] (4th Edition)
+HBExarch2.jpg|Howling Banshee [[Exarch]] (8th Edition){{Fn|6}}
+</gallery>
-==Related Articles==
+==Trivia==
+{{trivia}}
+===Notes===
+*{{Endn|Note 1}}: There is contradictory information on the father of the Howling Banshees. In some sources, for example in [[Wrath & Glory - Aeldari - Inheritance of Embers|Inheritance of Embers]], [[Kaela Mensha Khaine]] is stated as a father of the Howling Banshees,{{Fn|7}} where in [[White Dwarf February 2017]] their father named as [[Kaelis Vara’lanthian]], a poetic term for a death god yet to be that [[Eldrad]] took to mean [[Ynnead]].{{Fn|8}}
+*{{Endn|Note 2}}: Male Aeldari will sometimes take on the female form, in biology and identity, when becoming a Howling Banshee, similar to the changing process that [[Drukhari]] [[Succubus|Succubi]] and [[Incubus|Incubi]] use to fit the expected form of their roles.{{Fn|11}}
+==See also==
 *[[Aspect Warrior]]
-*[[Eldar Infantry]]
 ==Sources==
-*1: [[Codex: Eldar (2nd Edition)]]
+*1: [[Codex: Eldar (2nd Edition)]]:
-**{{Endn|1a}}: Pg. 9
+**{{Endn|1a}}: pg. 9
-**{{Endn|1b}}: Pg. 86
+**{{Endn|1b}}: pg. 38
-*{{Endn|2}}: [[Codex: Eldar (3rd Edition)]], Pg. 10
+**{{Endn|1c}}: pg. 51
-*3: [[Codex: Eldar (4th Edition)]]
+**{{Endn|1d}}: pg. 86
-**{{Endn|3a}}: Pg. 31
+*{{Endn|2}}: [[Codex: Eldar (3rd Edition)]], pg. 10
-**{{Endn|3b}}: Pg. 63
+*3: [[Codex: Eldar (4th Edition)]]:
+**{{Endn|3a}}: pg. 31
+**{{Endn|3b}}: pg. 63
 *{{Endn|4}}: [[Planetstrike]], pg. 55
-*{{Endn|5}}: [https://www.warhammer-community.com/2019/08/29/breaking-news-sisters-psykers-and-skeletonsgw-homepage-post-4/  Warhammer Community: Breaking News: Sisters, Psykers and Skeletons (Posted 29/8/2019)] (Last Accessed 29 August 2019)
+*{{Endn|5}}: [https://www.warhammer-community.com/2019/08/29/breaking-news-sisters-psykers-and-skeletonsgw-homepage-post-4/  Warhammer Community: Breaking News: Sisters, Psykers and Skeletons (posted 29/08/2019)] ''(last accessed 29 August 2019)''
-*{{Endn|6}}: [https://www.warhammer-community.com/2019/09/09/psychic-awakening-the-first-prophecygw-homepage-post-4/ Psychic Awakening: The First Prophecy… And an Exarch! (Posted 9/9/2019)] (Last Accessed September 14 2019)
+*{{Endn|6}}: [https://www.warhammer-community.com/2019/09/09/psychic-awakening-the-first-prophecygw-homepage-post-4/ Psychic Awakening: The First Prophecy… And an Exarch! (posted 09/09/2019)] ''(last accessed 14 September 2019)
-*{{Endn|7}}: [[Codex: Eldar (2nd Edition)]], 1994, p 38
+*{{Endn|7}}: [[Wrath & Glory - Aeldari - Inheritance of Embers]], pgs. 26-27 — ''Howling Banshee''
+*{{Endn|8}}: [[White Dwarf February 2017]] ''(e-book)'', pg. 62 — ''The Croneswords''
+*{{Endn|9}}: [[Warhammer 40,000 4th Edition Rulebook]], pg. 141
+*{{Endn|10}}: [[White Dwarf 511]], pg. 79
+*{{Endn|11}}: [[Da Big Dakka (Novel)]], Chapter 14
+*{{Endn|12}}: [[Codex Imperialis (Background Book)]], pg. 70
+*{{Endn|13}}: [[Champions of Fenris - A Codex: Space Wolves Supplement]] - ''Vengeance for Gnosis''
+*{{Endn|14}}: [[White Dwarf 127 (UK)]], pg. 34
+*{{Endn|15}}: [[Eldar Prophecy (Novel)]], Chapter Eight
+*{{Endn|16}}: [[Revelations (Comic Series)]], Issue #2
+*{{Endn|17}}: [[Blood of the Phoenix]], Cover
+*{{Endn|18}}: [[Epic: Swordwind]], pg. 66
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