Cho-Manno
| Cho-Manno | |
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| Information | |
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| Species | Human |
| Job | Rebel |
| Birth, Life & Death | |
| Birthplace | Rushwood, Mercadia |
| Lifetime | War with Phyrexia |
| Born | c. 4180 AR |
| Death | After 4206 AR |
| Family | |
| Spouse | Orim |
| Children | Oriss[1] |
| Relatives | Is-Mashtsun (sister) |
| Sources | |
| Mercadian Masques | |
Cho-Manno was the spiritual and political leader of the Cho-Arrim on Mercadia and a devout follower of the Ramos mythology.
History
Cho-Manno guided his people in their rebellion against the oppression of the Mercadians and their Kyren masters, who were pushing the Cho-Arrim out of their ancestral lands. He was highly adept at Cho-Arrim water magic and healing techniques.
The Weatherlight crew helped Cho-Manno free his people, and he fell in love with Orim while they did. Cho-Manno helped foment dissent among the populace of Mercadia, leading to the Revolution on Mercadia, which saw the overthrow and exile of the ruling Kyren. [2]
After leaving Mercadia, Orim ended up in the Phyrexian Invasion of Dominaria. She was the one who cured the Phyrexian plague. As one of the few surviving heroes, Orim was taken by Karn to Mercadia, where she married Cho-Manno. They had a daughter named Oriss.[1]
Story appearances
| Title | Author | Publishing date | Set | Setting (plane) | Featuring |
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| Mercadian Masques | Francis Lebaron | September 1999 | Mercadian Masques | Mercadia | Atalla, Skotcha, Gerrard Capashen, Hanna, Squee, Tahngarth, Karn, Sisay, Tavoot, Sesharral, Takara en-Dal, Starke il-Vec, Orim, Danis, Groud, Steepen Willm, Erkika, Bevela, Cho-Manno, Klaars, Drianan, Is-Shada, Ta-Spon, Ta-Karnst, Orhop, Hassno, Xcric, Is-Meisha, Oustrathmer, Volrath, Griid, Lahaime, Is-Mashtsun, Chamas, Tallakaster, Fewsteem, Dabis, Ilcaster, Ramos, Shi'ka, Gho'miko |
| Apocalypse | J. Robert King | June 2001 | Apocalypse | Phyrexia, Dominaria, Mercadia | Yawgmoth, Urza, Gerrard Capashen, Hanna, Karn, Sisay, Tahngarth, Multani, Orim, Eladamri, Sivvi en-Vec, Grizzlegom, Windgrace, Freyalise, Bo Levar, Guff, Nadeen Dormet, Nemata, Gaea, Crovax, Ertai, Squee, Selenia, Famebraught, Raddeus Capashen, Leda Capashen, Rhammidarigaaz, Rayne, Barrin, Cho-Manno (mentioned) |
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References
- ↑ a b Future Sight Player's Guide. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ Francis Lebaron. (1999) Mercadian Masques, Wizards of the Coast. ISBN-13 0-7869-1188-3.