Kalif Maniozimus

Kalif Maniozimus was an administrator of the city of Pazar in the Raurin, and the last administrator to leave the dying city. Before he left, he had a statue erected to himself.
==Legacy==
Before he too abandoned Pazar, Maniozimus ordered a massive statue of himself to be built atop the dome of the Temple of Eilish, which was the highest rooftop left in the city. The statue of Maniozimus had a noble face and carried a tablet against its chest, bearing a message bemoaning the ruin of his city:
Over time, this statue became half-buried in the sands and eroded by time and desert winds, but remained visible for around Pazar as of . Those who stood too close to the statue while uncovering and reading the tablet were at risk of falling into a sinkhole and ultimately landing in the Temple of Eilish.
==Appendix==
===Background===
Maniozimus is based on the poem "Ozymandias" by Percy Bysshe Shelley, which describes a half-buried statue bearing an inscription, and the famous lines of the poem, "My name is Ozymandias, king of kings: Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair!" Maniozimus's message paraphrases this.
===Appearances===
:;Adventures
::Desert of Desolation
===References===
Category:Humans
Category:Officials
Category:Inhabitants of Pazar
Category:Inhabitants of Raurin
Category:Inhabitants of Southeast Faerûn
Category:Inhabitants of Faerûn
Category:Inhabitants of Toril
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