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{{Infobox NPC
{{Infobox NPC
|name = Mayev
|name = Mayev
|release = 23 December 2025
|update = Eye on Ashenfall - 0.12.0
|race = [[Dragonwilds:Garou (race)|Garou]]
|race = [[Dragonwilds:Garou (race)|Garou]]
|gender = Female
|gender = Female
}}
}}
'''Mayev''' was a Moon [[Dragonwilds:Garou (race)|Garou]] hunter, recorded as the first in Ashenfall to wear red dragonhide.{{CiteJournal|journal=Red Dragon Helmet|quote=A moon garou hunter called Mayev was the first in Ashenfall to wear the skin of a red dragon, though she did so not out of malice, but in respect for a dear friend.}} She made the armour from the remains of Vakar, a red dragon she had raised from a hatchling and considered a friend, following a garou tradition of wearing the hide and bones of a fallen warrior as a mark of honour.{{CiteJournal|journal=Red Dragon Chest|quote=the hide of a slain foe is a mark of great pride, and the bones of a warrior are worn with great honour.}}
'''Mayev''' was a Moon [[Dragonwilds:Garou (race)|Garou]] hunter, recorded as the first in Ashenfall to wear red dragonhide.{{CiteJournal|journal=Red Dragonhide Coif|quote=A moon garou hunter called Mayev was the first in Ashenfall to wear the skin of a red dragon, though she did so not out of malice, but in respect for a dear friend.}} She made the armour from the remains of Vakar, a red dragon she had raised from a hatchling and considered a friend, following a garou tradition of wearing the hide and bones of a fallen warrior as a mark of honour.{{CiteJournal|journal=Red Dragonhide Body|quote=the hide of a slain foe is a mark of great pride, and the bones of a warrior are worn with great honour.}}
==History==
==History==
As a cub, Mayev was restless and often wandered away from her camp to explore the surrounding dunes, much to her elder's frustration.{{CiteJournal|journal=Red Dragon Helmet|quote=As a cub, Mayev was never one to stay in one place. She ran round and round the caravans without a care in the world, always bringing the frustration and ire of her elder.}} On one of these excursions she entered a cavern deep underground, where she found a red dragon dying beside its newborn hatchling.{{CiteJournal|journal=Red Dragon Helmet|quote=There she found a red dragon, breathing her last breath, and the hatchling beside her breathing his first.}} Mayev took the orphaned hatchling out into the desert and raised it in secret, bringing it food and keeping it company until it came to regard her as a companion.{{CiteJournal|journal=Red Dragon Chest|quote=Still, Mayev was patient and she lured the dragon hatchling away from the corpse of its parent and out into the desert sands.}}{{CiteJournal|journal=Red Dragon Chest|quote=it came to see her not as a parent, not as a master, but as a friend.}} She named it Vakar, a name the journals translate as "the flame-wrought song".{{CiteJournal|journal=Red Dragon Chest|quote=the flame-wrought song}} As the two began to hunt together they brought down larger prey, and Mayev earned the respect of her tribe by sharing what they killed.{{CiteJournal|journal=Red Dragon Chest|quote=They hunted stronger prey, earning the respect of her tribe with the offcuts.}}
As a cub, Mayev was restless and often wandered away from her camp to explore the surrounding dunes, much to her elder's frustration.{{CiteJournal|journal=Red Dragonhide Coif|quote=As a cub, Mayev was never one to stay in one place. She ran round and round the caravans without a care in the world, always bringing the frustration and ire of her elder.}} On one of these excursions she entered a cavern deep underground, where she found a red dragon dying beside its newborn hatchling.{{CiteJournal|journal=Red Dragonhide Coif|quote=There she found a red dragon, breathing her last breath, and the hatchling beside her breathing his first.}} Mayev took the orphaned hatchling out into the desert and raised it in secret, bringing it food and keeping it company until it came to regard her as a companion.{{CiteJournal|journal=Red Dragonhide Body|quote=Still, Mayev was patient and she lured the dragon hatchling away from the corpse of its parent and out into the desert sands.}}{{CiteJournal|journal=Red Dragonhide Body|quote=it came to see her not as a parent, not as a master, but as a friend.}} She named it Vakar, a name the journals translate as "the flame-wrought song".{{CiteJournal|journal=Red Dragonhide Body|quote=the flame-wrought song}} As the two began to hunt together they brought down larger prey, and Mayev earned the respect of her tribe by sharing what they killed.{{CiteJournal|journal=Red Dragonhide Body|quote=They hunted stronger prey, earning the respect of her tribe with the offcuts.}}
Mayev and Vakar were later attacked by the [[Dragonwilds:KotHaar]]. Vakar's dragonfire had little effect on the lava-born creatures, and Mayev's arrows could not pierce their obsidian bodies.{{CiteJournal|journal=Red Dragon Legs|quote=Dragonfire was little concern to creatures birthed in lava}}{{CiteJournal|journal=Red Dragon Legs|quote=garou arrows bounced harmlessly off obsidian flesh.}} Overwhelmed and unable to defend themselves, the pair were saved only when Vakar carried Mayev clear of the fighting, taking grievous wounds in the process.{{CiteJournal|journal=Red Dragon Legs|quote=The hunter became the hunted and the KotHaar fell on Mayev and her dragon before she could ready a defence.}}{{CiteJournal|journal=Red Dragon Legs|quote=He carried her to safety.}} He died of his injuries soon after.{{CiteJournal|journal=Red Dragon Legs|quote=she held him in his last breaths, thanking him for her life.}} Following garou custom, Mayev buried his heart, and from his scales and bones she made armour and a bow.{{CiteJournal|journal=Red Dragon Legs|quote=She buried the heart of her friend, as was garou custom, and crafted armour and bow from his scales and bones.}}
Mayev and Vakar were later attacked by the [[Dragonwilds:KotHaar]]. Vakar's dragonfire had little effect on the lava-born creatures, and Mayev's arrows could not pierce their obsidian bodies.{{CiteJournal|journal=Red Dragon Legs|quote=Dragonfire was little concern to creatures birthed in lava}}{{CiteJournal|journal=Red Dragonhide Legs|quote=garou arrows bounced harmlessly off obsidian flesh.}} Overwhelmed and unable to defend themselves, the pair were saved only when Vakar carried Mayev clear of the fighting, taking grievous wounds in the process.{{CiteJournal|journal=Red Dragonhide Legs|quote=The hunter became the hunted and the KotHaar fell on Mayev and her dragon before she could ready a defence.}}{{CiteJournal|journal=Red Dragonhide Legs|quote=He carried her to safety.}} He died of his injuries soon after.{{CiteJournal|journal=Red Dragonhide Legs|quote=she held him in his last breaths, thanking him for her life.}} Following garou custom, Mayev buried his heart, and from his scales and bones she made armour and a bow.{{CiteJournal|journal=Red Dragonhide Legs|quote=She buried the heart of her friend, as was garou custom, and crafted armour and bow from his scales and bones.}}
 
==References==
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Latest revision as of 11:02, 27 September 2026

Template:Infobox NPC Mayev was a Moon Garou hunter, recorded as the first in Ashenfall to wear red dragonhide.Template:CiteJournal She made the armour from the remains of Vakar, a red dragon she had raised from a hatchling and considered a friend, following a garou tradition of wearing the hide and bones of a fallen warrior as a mark of honour.Template:CiteJournal

History

As a cub, Mayev was restless and often wandered away from her camp to explore the surrounding dunes, much to her elder's frustration.Template:CiteJournal On one of these excursions she entered a cavern deep underground, where she found a red dragon dying beside its newborn hatchling.Template:CiteJournal Mayev took the orphaned hatchling out into the desert and raised it in secret, bringing it food and keeping it company until it came to regard her as a companion.Template:CiteJournalTemplate:CiteJournal She named it Vakar, a name the journals translate as "the flame-wrought song".Template:CiteJournal As the two began to hunt together they brought down larger prey, and Mayev earned the respect of her tribe by sharing what they killed.Template:CiteJournal Mayev and Vakar were later attacked by the Dragonwilds:KotHaar. Vakar's dragonfire had little effect on the lava-born creatures, and Mayev's arrows could not pierce their obsidian bodies.Template:CiteJournalTemplate:CiteJournal Overwhelmed and unable to defend themselves, the pair were saved only when Vakar carried Mayev clear of the fighting, taking grievous wounds in the process.Template:CiteJournalTemplate:CiteJournal He died of his injuries soon after.Template:CiteJournal Following garou custom, Mayev buried his heart, and from his scales and bones she made armour and a bow.Template:CiteJournal

References

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