Machai
Sihr of combat and duelling
Mythos
A great warrior in service to a pharaoh of the first kingdom. In a great war, he is known to have faced countless enemy champions in single duel on the battlefield. Machai's valour and honour in his duels and service of the pharaoh made the Ajuraasi venerate him as a sihr upon his eventual death. On the eve of a great battle, Machai is said to have poisoned by a snake snuck into his tent. In his final duel, Machai still gave his enemy a mortal duel before succumbing to the poison.
Follower Tenets
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Common Worship
Temples include a lowered circular arena for practice.