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* [[Order of Hermes Book|Order of Hermes]], pages 112-13 introduced Hariste, along with the [[Houses of Hermes]] for the first time as a notable [[magus|maga]] of House Tytalus, though it merely mentioned that she was Tytalus' favored [[filius|filia]] and that her relationship with Tytalus was the first example of [[beloved rivals]]. | * [[Order of Hermes Book|Order of Hermes]], pages 112-13 introduced Hariste, along with the [[Houses of Hermes]] for the first time as a notable [[magus|maga]] of House Tytalus, though it merely mentioned that she was Tytalus' favored [[filius|filia]] and that her relationship with Tytalus was the first example of [[Beloved Rival|beloved rivals]]. | ||
* [[Houses of Hermes Book|Houses of Hermes]], pages 110-11 gave the same single sentence information as the Order of Hermes sourcebook. | * [[Houses of Hermes Book|Houses of Hermes]], pages 110-11 gave the same single sentence information as the Order of Hermes sourcebook. | ||
* [[ | * [[Houses of Hermes: Societates]], pages 72-74, gives much more depth to Hariste's character in [[Fifth Edition]] as well as explicitly indicating she was the first prima for the first time in any Ars Magica work. Although it described the tense relationship between her and Tytalus, it credits the relationship between her and [[Pralix]] as the first example of beloved rivals. | ||
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Hariste of House Tytalus, in Fifth Edition, was the first prima of the House.
References
- Order of Hermes, pages 112-13 introduced Hariste, along with the Houses of Hermes for the first time as a notable maga of House Tytalus, though it merely mentioned that she was Tytalus' favored filia and that her relationship with Tytalus was the first example of beloved rivals.
- Houses of Hermes, pages 110-11 gave the same single sentence information as the Order of Hermes sourcebook.
- Houses of Hermes: Societates, pages 72-74, gives much more depth to Hariste's character in Fifth Edition as well as explicitly indicating she was the first prima for the first time in any Ars Magica work. Although it described the tense relationship between her and Tytalus, it credits the relationship between her and Pralix as the first example of beloved rivals.