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Pherro was confident, laid-back and had a good sense of humor. He was popular among his troops and had a lot of influence due to his social position and wealth. He took his political power for granted and was preparing to become head of the Oordar clan, having a lot of plans. An avid reader, he wanted his rule to be immortalized in history books.

Pherro was confident, laid-back and had a good sense of humor. He was popular among his troops and had a lot of influence due to his social position and wealth. He took his political power for granted and was preparing to become head of the Oordar clan, having a lot of plans. An avid reader, he wanted his rule to be immortalized in history books.

When things did not go as planned, he appeared to be completely focused on getting his plan back on track, and was devastated when the clan began falling apart. However, he was still a very wealthy and influential person. Instead of setting into ruling Tref in Hee's court, Pherro continued his quest to rebuild the Oordar influence in Heran up until his death.

When things did not go as planned, he appeared to be completely focused on getting his plan back on track, and was devastated when the clan began falling apart. However, he was still a very wealthy and influential person. Instead of setting into ruling Tref in Hee's court, Pherro continued his quest to rebuild the Oordar influence in [[Heran]] up until his death.

 

 

 

Hee's concern surfaced in about 1602, when the [[Nilma Oordar|Angry King]] subjugated [[Qep]] and then helped squash a slave uprising in Delavire. This made Hee worried that he might be losing his grip on Pherro's legacy in Heran. In order to mitigate that, he sent a number of negotiators to Delavire and re-established their ties to Hee, as well as set up a military post in Gonne.