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In ancient Persian mythology, a wise, immense and powerful birdlike creature, large enough to carry off an elephant in its claws (and therefore sometimes confused with the [[Roc]]). The Simurgh is variously said to be either immortal, or (possibly due to some confusion with the [[Phoenix]]) to have a lifespan of 1700 years, after which it plunges itself into a great fire, is immolated, and reborn.

For wizards based in [[Earth | Earth's]] [[Solar System]], "Simurgh" is the name for an [[Exhalation | exhalatory]] creature associated with the [[Sun]], and with the rise and fall of life and sentience in the System. This creature's continued presence in Sol System is a matter of conjecture, as there have been no direct contacts or even sightings for many thousands of millennia. ([[AWOM]])

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-In ancient Persian mythology, a wise, immense and powerful female birdlike creature, large enough to carry off an elephant in her claws (and therefore sometimes confused with the [[Roc]]). The Simurgh is variously said to be either immortal, or (possibly due to some confusion with the [[Phoenix]]) to have a lifespan of 1700 years, after which she plunges herself into a great fire, is immolated, and reborn.
+[[Image:Simurgh5.jpg|thumb|right|200px|A Persian image of the Simurgh (looking significantly smaller than usually reported]]In ancient Persian mythology, a wise, immense and powerful female birdlike creature, large enough to carry off an elephant in her claws (and therefore sometimes confused with the [[Roc]]). The Simurgh is variously said to be either immortal, or (possibly due to some confusion with the [[Phoenix]]) to have a lifespan of 1700 years, after which she plunges herself into a great fire, is immolated, and reborn.
 For wizards based in [[Earth | Earth's]] [[Solar System]], "Simurgh" is the name for an [[Exhalation | exhalatory]] creature associated with the [[Sun, the | Sun]], and with the rise and fall of life and sentience in the System. This creature's continued presence in Sol System is a matter of conjecture, as there have been no direct contacts or even sightings for many thousands of millennia. ([[AWOM]])
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−	In ancient Persian mythology, a wise, immense and powerful female birdlike creature, large enough to carry off an elephant in her claws (and therefore sometimes confused with the [[Roc]]). The Simurgh is variously said to be either immortal, or (possibly due to some confusion with the [[Phoenix]]) to have a lifespan of 1700 years, after which she plunges herself into a great fire, is immolated, and reborn.	+	In ancient Persian mythology, a wise, immense and powerful female birdlike creature, large enough to carry off an elephant in her claws (and therefore sometimes confused with the [[Roc]]). The Simurgh is variously said to be either immortal, or (possibly due to some confusion with the [[Phoenix]]) to have a lifespan of 1700 years, after which she plunges herself into a great fire, is immolated, and reborn.

	For wizards based in [[Earth \| Earth's]] [[Solar System]], "Simurgh" is the name for an [[Exhalation \| exhalatory]] creature associated with the [[Sun, the \| Sun]], and with the rise and fall of life and sentience in the System. This creature's continued presence in Sol System is a matter of conjecture, as there have been no direct contacts or even sightings for many thousands of millennia. ([[AWOM]])		For wizards based in [[Earth \| Earth's]] [[Solar System]], "Simurgh" is the name for an [[Exhalation \| exhalatory]] creature associated with the [[Sun, the \| Sun]], and with the rise and fall of life and sentience in the System. This creature's continued presence in Sol System is a matter of conjecture, as there have been no direct contacts or even sightings for many thousands of millennia. ([[AWOM]])
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−	In ancient Persian mythology, a wise, immense and powerful birdlike creature, large enough to carry off an elephant in ~~its~~ claws (and therefore sometimes confused with the [[Roc]]). The Simurgh is variously said to be either immortal, or (possibly due to some confusion with the [[Phoenix]]) to have a lifespan of 1700 years, after which it plunges ~~itself~~ into a great fire, is immolated, and reborn.	+	In ancient Persian mythology, a wise, immense and powerful female birdlike creature, large enough to carry off an elephant in her claws (and therefore sometimes confused with the [[Roc]]). The Simurgh is variously said to be either immortal, or (possibly due to some confusion with the [[Phoenix]]) to have a lifespan of 1700 years, after which she plunges herself into a great fire, is immolated, and reborn.

	For wizards based in [[Earth \| Earth's]] [[Solar System]], "Simurgh" is the name for an [[Exhalation \| exhalatory]] creature associated with the [[Sun, the \| Sun]], and with the rise and fall of life and sentience in the System. This creature's continued presence in Sol System is a matter of conjecture, as there have been no direct contacts or even sightings for many thousands of millennia. ([[AWOM]])		For wizards based in [[Earth \| Earth's]] [[Solar System]], "Simurgh" is the name for an [[Exhalation \| exhalatory]] creature associated with the [[Sun, the \| Sun]], and with the rise and fall of life and sentience in the System. This creature's continued presence in Sol System is a matter of conjecture, as there have been no direct contacts or even sightings for many thousands of millennia. ([[AWOM]])

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	In ancient Persian mythology, a wise, immense and powerful birdlike creature, large enough to carry off an elephant in its claws (and therefore sometimes confused with the [[Roc]]). The Simurgh is variously said to be either immortal, or (possibly due to some confusion with the [[Phoenix]]) to have a lifespan of 1700 years, after which it plunges itself into a great fire, is immolated, and reborn.		In ancient Persian mythology, a wise, immense and powerful birdlike creature, large enough to carry off an elephant in its claws (and therefore sometimes confused with the [[Roc]]). The Simurgh is variously said to be either immortal, or (possibly due to some confusion with the [[Phoenix]]) to have a lifespan of 1700 years, after which it plunges itself into a great fire, is immolated, and reborn.

−	For wizards based in [[Earth \| Earth's]] [[Solar System]], "Simurgh" is the name for an [[Exhalation \| exhalatory]] creature associated with the [[Sun]], and with the rise and fall of life and sentience in the System. This creature's continued presence in Sol System is a matter of conjecture, as there have been no direct contacts or even sightings for many thousands of millennia. ([[AWOM]])	+	For wizards based in [[Earth \| Earth's]] [[Solar System]], "Simurgh" is the name for an [[Exhalation \| exhalatory]] creature associated with the [[Sun, the \| Sun]], and with the rise and fall of life and sentience in the System. This creature's continued presence in Sol System is a matter of conjecture, as there have been no direct contacts or even sightings for many thousands of millennia. ([[AWOM]])

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