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Embanked in the golden sands of the Torrid Wastes of [[Nishnatoba]], the '''Viper's Tail''' [[icon]] of the [[Cult of the Serpent Lords]] stands towering overhead. An immense arrow crafted to resemble a viper with an onyx arrowhead clenched between its jaws, the icon resonates with the divine thunder of being nocked and shot in the war for Creation. The obsidian scales blanketing the serpent's body shimmer with an inbourne life, forming its large black and scarlet surface. A prominent ridge of scales rest above the great golden orbs of the serpent's eyes, reflecting the thrumming emerald-green fire that forms the slits of its pupil.
Embanked in the golden sands of the Torrid Wastes of [[Nishnatoba]], the '''[[Icon]] of the Viper's Tail''' belonging to the [[Cult of the Serpent Lords]] stands towering overhead. An immense arrow crafted to resemble a viper with an onyx arrowhead clenched between its jaws, the icon resonates with the divine thunder of being nocked and shot in the war for Creation. The obsidian scales blanketing the serpent's body shimmer with an inbourne life, forming its large black and scarlet surface. A prominent ridge of scales rest above the great golden orbs of the serpent's eyes, reflecting the thrumming emerald-green fire that forms the slits of its pupil.


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Revision as of 17:07, 16 September 2007

Embanked in the golden sands of the Torrid Wastes of Nishnatoba, the Icon of the Viper's Tail belonging to the Cult of the Serpent Lords stands towering overhead. An immense arrow crafted to resemble a viper with an onyx arrowhead clenched between its jaws, the icon resonates with the divine thunder of being nocked and shot in the war for Creation. The obsidian scales blanketing the serpent's body shimmer with an inbourne life, forming its large black and scarlet surface. A prominent ridge of scales rest above the great golden orbs of the serpent's eyes, reflecting the thrumming emerald-green fire that forms the slits of its pupil.