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Dualah was a female human cleric of Umberlee in Hillsfar in 1367 DR. She tended to the shrine of Umberlee there. Lord Maalthiir seemed interested in her — according to a rumour, they were romantically involved. However, Dualah was a follower of Mordak Brelliar, Maalthiir's apprentice, who tried to use this to his advantage, to gain information on Maalthiir. Dualah knew nothing about these plots.

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  • Dualah was a female human cleric of Umberlee in Hillsfar in 1367 DR. She tended to the shrine of Umberlee there. Lord Maalthiir seemed interested in her — according to a rumour, they were romantically involved. However, Dualah was a follower of Mordak Brelliar, Maalthiir's apprentice, who tried to use this to his advantage, to gain information on Maalthiir. Dualah knew nothing about these plots.
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  • Dualah was a female human cleric of Umberlee in Hillsfar in 1367 DR. She tended to the shrine of Umberlee there. Lord Maalthiir seemed interested in her — according to a rumour, they were romantically involved. However, Dualah was a follower of Mordak Brelliar, Maalthiir's apprentice, who tried to use this to his advantage, to gain information on Maalthiir. Dualah knew nothing about these plots.
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