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Parshmen lived among other humans (notably the [[Alethi]]) and generally functioned as servants. Barely of sentient intelligence, it is said that these people, if left in the woods, would stand around amiably until someone came along to tell them what to do. Generally, a Parshmen would take orders without any objection. |
Parshmen lived among other humans (notably the [[Alethi]]) and generally functioned as servants. Barely of sentient intelligence, it is said that these people, if left in the woods, would stand around amiably until someone came along to tell them what to do. Generally, a Parshmen would take orders without any objection. |
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Physically, they were strong enough to perform physical labor. Their skin was pale and marbled with color. |
Physically, they were strong enough to perform physical labor. Their skin was pale and marbled with color. |
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Revisión del 02:16 8 dic 2012
The Parshmen were a race of creatures on the world of Roshar.
Parshmen lived among other humans (notably the Alethi) and generally functioned as servants. Barely of sentient intelligence, it is said that these people, if left in the woods, would stand around amiably until someone came along to tell them what to do. Generally, a Parshmen would take orders without any objection.
They were closely related to the Parshendi.
Physically, they were strong enough to perform physical labor. Their skin was pale and marbled with color.
They cared about and are protective of their dead, usually objecting to anyone other than one of themselves tending to them. This care for the dead extended to corpses of Parshendi as well.
Notable Parshmen
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