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Madame Nhu is based loosely on the historical figure [[wikipedia:Madame Nhu|Madame Nhu]], the wife of one of the Vietnamese dictators the United States supported and later deposed during the [[wikipedia:Vietnam War|Vietnam War]]. | Madame Nhu is based loosely on the historical figure [[wikipedia:Madame Nhu|Madame Nhu]], the wife of one of the Vietnamese dictators the United States supported and later deposed during the [[wikipedia:Vietnam War|Vietnam War]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:04, 23 April 2009
Origin: Natural
Archetype: Arachnos Widow
Other Powers: Flight, Fitness
Madame Nhu is an Arachnos Widow on Victory server. She is a member of the Worshipful Company of Blackguards.
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Biography
Madame Nhu was just a girl when she saw her first Buddhist monk set himself on fire. The sight aroused strange feelings in her that she did not fully understand at the time.
Since that time, she has sought out more monk-burnings, always seeking to recapture the thrill she got from the first one. She has been known to kidnap strangers, dress them in orange bathrobes, douse them with gasoline, and set them on fire. Some people say that this is a crazed addiction. She says it's a lifestyle.
Battlecry
- You die! You die in fire!
Inspiration
Madame Nhu is based loosely on the historical figure Madame Nhu, the wife of one of the Vietnamese dictators the United States supported and later deposed during the Vietnam War.
