Oriel Kjeldos
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| Oriel Kjeldos | |
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| Species | Human |
| Birth, Life & Death | |
| Birthplace | Dominaria, Terisiare, Storgard |
| Lifetime | Ice Age |
| Death | Died shortly after 2434 AR. |
| Family | |
| Relatives | Onala Kjeld (descendant) |
| Sources | |
| Ice Age (comic) | |
Oriel Kjeldos (or-ee-EL KYEL-dohss[a]) was a shaman, the leader of Clan Emerald of Storgard, in the Ice Age of Dominaria.
History
Before the Fall of Storgard, she led a large band of others, including Jason Carthalion, Hurn, Mariska, and some of Clan Pearl and Clan Emerald, away from the doomed citadel.[2]
Legend has it that Oriel tamed the first Aesthir. Though she eventually died on the journey from Storgard, Oriel is counted as one of Kjeldor's founders. Her descendants settled in the lands that would become the new kingdom, and this family became Kjeldor's first royal family dynasty, using "Kjeld" as a family name. They founded the city of the same name which would become the nation's first capital.[3]
Gallery
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Oriel in the comic
Story appearances
| Title | Author | Publishing date | Set | Setting (plane) | Featuring |
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| Ice Age #1-4 | Jeff Gomez & Jeofrey Vita | July - Oct 1995 | Ice Age | Dominaria, Azoria | Oriel Kjeldos, Jason Carthalion, Zilgeth, Miko, Arimaya, Hurn, Lorthun, Freyalise, Tevesh Szat, Mariska, Bilkis, Seklistis, Kianon, Darien, Zaraya, Kailo, Severin, Lim-Dûl, Bolar, Onala Kjeld, Gregor, Xian, Samiks, Leshrac, Faralyn, Kristina of the Woods, Taysir, Ravidel, Chromium Rhuell, Jaeuhl Carthalion, Disa, Kolbjörn, Kaysa, Laina |
Notes
- ↑ Transcribed from the original "or-ee-EL KYELL-dos" to conform with Wikipedia's pronunciation respelling standards.[1]
References
- ↑ Jeff Gomez (w), Alex Maleev (p), Rodney Ramos (i), Eric Hope (col), Adam Niedzwiecky (let), Bob Layton (ed). "The Frozen Dead" Ice Age, vol. 2 (August 1995). New York, NY: Armada.
- ↑ Jeff Gómez & Jeofrey Vita (July, 1995) "Ice Age #1: The Twilight Kingdom", ARMADA
- ↑ Jeff Grubb (2000), "The Eternal Ice", Wizards of the Coast.