Arras

Onatah was an Anaba spirit crafter from Ulgrotha around the time of the Homelands (ca. 3800 AR). 
==Description==
Arras was a pillar of strength and wisdom in his clan, guiding them through moments of deep sorrow with a steady hand and a compassionate heart. His actions and words reflected a profound understanding of his people's cultural and spiritual needs, making him an indispensable figure in their community.
Arras was a figure marked by his wisdom, compassion, and the significant role he played within his community. As a spiritual guide, he bore the heavy responsibility of tending to the emotional and spiritual well-being of his clan, particularly in times of crisis and sorrow.
Arras demonstrated his deep empathy and sensitivity when he tended to the dying Thexar. His approach was marked by a gentle demeanor and a profound understanding of the clan's cultural and spiritual practices. He knelt beside Thexar, tenderly wiping away the blood and offering comforting words. His actions reflected not only his role as a healer but also his commitment to easing the suffering of others.
Arras's interaction with Neth'arna, the shaman responsible for the scarring ritual that went tragically wrong, showcased his capacity for clear-sightedness and fairness. He sharply reminded Neth’arna that making excuses benefited no one, emphasizing the importance of accountability and truth in their community. This moment highlighted Arras's role as a moral compass, guiding his clan through their collective grief and ensuring that blame did not overshadow the need for unity and healing.
Through his storytelling, Arras sought to distract Thexar from his pain, using tales of past warriors and battles to offer solace. This act underscored Arras's belief in the power of stories to provide comfort and preserve the clan's heritage. His choice of stories, though violent and fraught with conflict, aimed to shift Thexar's focus from his impending death to the rich tapestry of their ancestral past.
Arras's handling of Thexar's final moments, and his subsequent support for Neth’arna, exemplified his dual role as both a caretaker of the living and a guardian of the clan's spiritual legacy. He balanced compassion with practicality, ensuring that Thexar's transition was as peaceful as possible while preparing Neth’arna to face the consequences of her actions and learn from them.
Although hundreds of years have passed since Feroz's Ban fell, the lifespan of minotaur shamans on Ulgrotha is unknown, leaving a possibility that Arras is still alive.
==Story appearances==
Title 	Author 	Publishing date	Set 	Setting (plane)	Featuring
The Slowing of His Heart	Michael G. Ryan	October 1995 	Homelands	Ulgrotha 	Neth'arna, Thexar, Arras, Jekelth, Pikepierce
==References==
Category:Minotaurs
Category:Shamans