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Samyaza is the Watcher of leadership, courage, pharmacy, herbalism, and natural magic. He is the first Dekadarch. He is one of the most commonly contacted Watchers.

Appearance

Samyaza appears as a green-eyed man in his late twenties or early thirties, with large black feathered wings on his back. He has thick, wavy, medium-length black hair and a short, dark beard. His build is muscular and semi-lean, not slender but not excessively bulky.

Garments

Samyaza most often appears entirely naked, but sometimes, he wears a simple black loincloth. Occasionally, he is seen with a horned crown or headpiece. This can vary in appearance, but it usually seems to be crafted mostly of natural materials like horn, bone, and wood.

Accessory objects

Samyaza usually holds a bundle of herbs in one or both hands. Sometimes, he bears a wooden staff, which seems to be used more as a magical tool than a walking stick. In some contexts, he may appear holding a sword or other objects associated with combat.

A vision of Samyaza with a sword or other weapons is considered rather ominous, often referring to larger-than-life experiences that may involve difficulty or hardship as well as triumph. These events are likely to have an impact on one's character, values, or mindset, and they must be faced with courage and self-awareness. Trusted and loyal people should be kept close during this time, for they may make the difference between victory and disaster.

See also

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