Gh'alar

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Greyhawk Character
Gh'alar
Gh'alar depicted on 1992 GenCon Promo Trading Card #9 of 11, art by Jeff Easley.
General info
Alignment:Chaotic Evil
Gender:Masculine
Species:Cambion
Ethnicity:Lesser Tanar'ri (demon)

Gh'alar is a character in the Flanaess.

Description

Appearance

Personality

Religion

Abilities

Home

Equipment and possessions

Very little is known about the gear Gh'alar uses. He is known to have a longsword +2 and wear platemail.[1]

His most significant possession, however, is the undead horse he rides. No one else is able to ride the horse.[1]

Relationships

Enemies

Allies and minions

"Gh'alar has a small force of about 50 orcs and orogs that serves him"[1]

History

Publishing history

Gh'alar originally appeared as one of the NPCs presented in the Trading Cards line on card number #9 of 11 in the GenCion 1992 Promo set.

The art was pulled from Jeff Easley's cover of From the Ashes. Though the cover art for the boxed set represents a theoretical character in Greyhawk, the name "Gh'alar" was only given on the trading card. This has been a minor criticism of the series of trading cards, because they reused art.

Trivia

Jeff Easley described this piece of art (originally on the cover of From the Ashes, and titled the same), on card #36 from his art trading card series:

"This was the only time I've ever painted an undead horse. It's easier than painting a live one, At least if you leave someting utm, you can claim it fell off."

See also

  • See also: Trading Cards for full listing of Greyhawk cards in the card product line.

References

Notes

Citations

  1. a b c 1992 GenCon Promo Trading Card, #9 of 11.

Bibliography

Encyclopedia Greyhawkania Index

The Encyclopedia Greyhawkania Index (EGI) is based on previous work of Jason Zavoda through '08, continued by numerous other fans. The EGI article has a list of sources, product names, abbreviations, and a link to the full, downloadable index.

Topic Type Description Product Page/Card/Image