Ravenspeakers

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Main leader  High Ravenspeaker Krikka
Race(s) Arakkoa Arakkoa
Base of operations Nest of the Ravenspeakers
Theater of operations Spires of Arak
Affiliation Arakkoa Outcasts, Ka'alu
Status Active
"These outcasts are not the only cursed arakkoa holding their ground in Arak. A curious cult has formed in worship of Ka'alu, my consort and the keeper of my brood. They are considered to be quite... odd. Regardless, the outcasts will need their help."
Anzu[1]

The Ravenspeakers, calling themselves the Flock, are an excentric cult of cursed arakkoa that worship Ka'alu the Raven Mother, the consort of Anzu. They are based out of the Nest of the Ravenspeakers in the Spires of Arak and are led by High Ravenspeaker Krikka. They are considered to not be entirely sane,[2] but are nonetheless allies of the Arakkoa Outcasts.

After fighting off the Bloodmane tribe of saberon, the Ravenspeakers successfully summon Ka'alu, who then aids the Outcasts in the attack on Windswept Terrace.

Known members

Types

Teachings

The Ravenspeakers frequently reference various scriptures and religious teachings. The Ravenspeaker Scroll Fragments extol the many virtues of the dread ravens and detail the finer points of the Ravenspeaker beliefs.[3]

  • According to High Ravenspeaker Krikka, when all of the flock have gathered the end shall come, and the world will be torn asunder in a great catastrophe. However, Ka'alu will apparently save the Ravenspeakers from the destruction.[4]
  • The Parchment of Dust reads "Put the featherless against one another so that our claws remain unsullied!"[5]
  • The Writ of Faith says that great doubt will come in time of crisis but one must put their trust in the Raven Mother and all will be as it should.[6]
  • It was foretold in the Scroll of Order that upon calling for a sign the Ravenspeakers would receive one within thirty minutes or less.[6]
  • It was said in the Journal of the Rising Sun that eating in the mornings cannot be done without harming a few eggs.[7]
  • It is written in the Scroll of Sermons to "Bite the claw that strikes you". It is also written in the Scroll that the Raven Mother is not patient.[8]
  • There is a lesson from the Scroll of the Dark Dawn that reads "Ravens of the flock should stay together."[9]
  • It was written in the Tome of the Falling Sands, "Time waits for no one".[2]
  • There is apparently a ritual called the "service of the headless fowl".[10]

Speculation

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Some players have speculated that the Ravenspeakers eventually became the Grishna, an Anzu-worshipping arakkoa cult found in the Blade's Edge Mountains of modern-day Outland.

References

 
  1. ^ N [30-40] Cult of the Ravenspeakers
  2. ^ a b N [30-40] Call of the Raven Mother
  3. ^  [Ravenspeaker Scroll Fragment]
  4. ^ High Ravenspeaker Krikka says: When all of the flock have gathered the end shall come. The world will be torn asunder in a great catastrophe! Fear not, for the Raven Mother will save us!
  5. ^ N [30-40] To the... Rescue?
  6. ^ a b N [30-40] The High Ravenspeaker
  7. ^ N [30-40] Ralshiara's Demise
  8. ^ N [30-40] Declawing The Bloodmane
  9. ^ N [30-40] Words of the Raven Mother
  10. ^ N [30-40] The Bloodmane