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My dnd character who at I love. She’s a donkey girl ghost.

Chimeg was born an only child to a full blooded centaur couple on the great plains in an age of great prosperity. Her parents had 3 children before her, all full centaurs, that all died during childbirth.The clan she was born into, the Tenger clan (clan of the sky, known to hunt with vultures and eagles) held stigma against those born like her, with just aspects of the equine, rather than full centaurs so she grew up being treated as a second class citizen. This cruelty pushed her to reach far beyond the means of her birth and strive for the highest caste, being a concubine of the khan. She achieved this with trickery, manipulation, and conniving her way close enough to the young successor until it all paid off with the untimely death of the great khan of their era. Chimeg would live for a time draped in shimmering silks and dripping in jewels as she gave her khan, Bataar Dagulach, a son, Ankhbayar (“First Joy”). While the Khan took other concubines she remained his shining jewel. Her demeanor and the attitudes of others towards her earned her the nickname Khulan, which meant “Wild Donkey”, meant to be derogatory, but she decided to wear it as a badge of honor. Her dream would not last long as she would die 3 years after her son’s birth in a way that she can no longer remember. Her last memory is her body being set upon the pyre covered in those same silks and jewels she so coveted as her ghostly form watched the light of the flames shine in her perfect son's eyes. That despair haunts her still after thousands of years.
Current (Guild Hall)
Now known as “The Medekhgui” by locals, Chimeg spends her lonely days collecting small toys, trinkets, and other shiny items to add to her hoard. Her spirit ended up in the guild hall of adventurers in Luthordern after her descendant Baildan Dagulach failed to retrieve the marriage amulet her soul is tied to from the volcano where the stolen item was stashed nearly a thousand years ago. Her reputation has taken different forms over the years, ranging from ghost stories of a rag laden ghost that will tie up and suffocate anyone who is out past midnight, to a mischievous spirit that will leave small toys for sad children. Anyone that has spoken to The Medekhgui will receive different answers when asking questions about her or about history, and at this point she isn’t sure what was the original truth and what were the lies. In return for her answering questions she will ask for gossip from the neighborhood and from the outside world.
Since the guild hall has fallen into disrepair, accidents have begun to occur around the site and the neighboring businesses and houses. Being the only known spirit on the street, and having

passed down and exaggerated folk tales about The Medekhgui, she has been blamed for all accidents, deaths, and other misfortunes that have taken place. She still ventures out from time to time and has been spotted on the street after midnight looking into windows and following children that are out past curfew.

Description
My dnd character who at I love. She’s a donkey girl ghost.

Chimeg was born an only child to a full blooded centaur couple on the great plains in an age of great prosperity. Her parents had 3 children before her, all full centaurs, that all died during childbirth.The clan she was born into, the Tenger clan (clan of the sky, known to hunt with vultures and eagles) held stigma against those born like her, with just aspects of the equine, rather than full centaurs so she grew up being treated as a second class citizen. This cruelty pushed her to reach far beyond the means of her birth and strive for the highest caste, being a concubine of the khan. She achieved this with trickery, manipulation, and conniving her way close enough to the young successor until it all paid off with the untimely death of the great khan of their era. Chimeg would live for a time draped in shimmering silks and dripping in jewels as she gave her khan, Bataar Dagulach, a son, Ankhbayar (“First Joy”). While the Khan took other concubines she remained his shining jewel. Her demeanor and the attitudes of others towards her earned her the nickname Khulan, which meant “Wild Donkey”, meant to be derogatory, but she decided to wear it as a badge of honor. Her dream would not last long as she would die 3 years after her son’s birth in a way that she can no longer remember. Her last memory is her body being set upon the pyre covered in those same silks and jewels she so coveted as her ghostly form watched the light of the flames shine in her perfect son's eyes. That despair haunts her still after thousands of years.
Current (Guild Hall)
Now known as “The Medekhgui” by locals, Chimeg spends her lonely days collecting small toys, trinkets, and other shiny items to add to her hoard. Her spirit ended up in the guild hall of adventurers in Luthordern after her descendant Baildan Dagulach failed to retrieve the marriage amulet her soul is tied to from the volcano where the stolen item was stashed nearly a thousand years ago. Her reputation has taken different forms over the years, ranging from ghost stories of a rag laden ghost that will tie up and suffocate anyone who is out past midnight, to a mischievous spirit that will leave small toys for sad children. Anyone that has spoken to The Medekhgui will receive different answers when asking questions about her or about history, and at this point she isn’t sure what was the original truth and what were the lies. In return for her answering questions she will ask for gossip from the neighborhood and from the outside world.
Since the guild hall has fallen into disrepair, accidents have begun to occur around the site and the neighboring businesses and houses. Being the only known spirit on the street, and having

passed down and exaggerated folk tales about The Medekhgui, she has been blamed for all accidents, deaths, and other misfortunes that have taken place. She still ventures out from time to time and has been spotted on the street after midnight looking into windows and following children that are out past curfew.