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| − | | charname=Freyja von Waldheim |
+ | | charname = Freyja von Waldheim |
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+ | | imagename = [[Image:Placeholder.gif|160px]] |
| − | | status=Dead |
+ | | status = Dead |
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+ | | age = 70 |
| − | | race=Half-Elf |
+ | | race = Half-Elf |
| − | | gender=Female |
+ | | gender = Female |
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+ | | class = Druid |
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+ | | nation = {{plainlist| |
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| + | *[[Celenia]] (Fourth Age) |
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| + | *[[Fourth Age]] |
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| − | '''Freyja von Waldheim''', also known as Freyja Bitterleaf, |
+ | '''Freyja von Waldheim''', also known as Freyja Bitterleaf, is the half-elven daughter of [[Dieter von Waldheim]] and [[Luthien Bitterleaf]]. According to her father, she got infected with the [[Blood Fever]] while she was in [[Etruria]]. Her father visited her there to ease her pain for the remainder of her days in late [[Third Age]]. |
==See also== |
==See also== |
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*[[House of Waldheim]] |
*[[House of Waldheim]] |
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[[Category:House of Waldheim]] |
[[Category:House of Waldheim]] |
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Revision as of 04:15, 30 November 2017
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| Status: | Dead |
| Age: | 70 |
| Race: | Half-Elf |
| Gender: | Female |
| Class: | Druid |
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| Faction: | House of Waldheim |
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Freyja von Waldheim, also known as Freyja Bitterleaf, is the half-elven daughter of Dieter von Waldheim and Luthien Bitterleaf. According to her father, she got infected with the Blood Fever while she was in Etruria. Her father visited her there to ease her pain for the remainder of her days in late Third Age.