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Who Is Empher? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Empher (Crossgen): Empher is a Secundae, and a childhood friend of Persha. He is easily manipulated as it is his nature to want to please all those around him, which als

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Empher is a Crossgen comic book character, with over 4 comic issue appearances. Empher is a Secundae, and a childhood friend of Persha. He is easily manipulated as it is his nature to want to please all those around him, which also increases his power as he fulfils these desires.

Who is Empher?

Overview Empher is a Secundae and a member of House Sinister on the planet Elysia , home world of the First. His name is derived from the word comfort and is supposed to govern his personality. This seems to be accurate as he often wishes to please others through out the series. Empher is usually seen with Persha and her friends, including Tiena and Shinnsa . Although he is only randomly seen through out the series, it becomes quite clear that he has a fondness for not only Persha, but for helping others as well. When Persha abandons House Sinister in order to speak with the Dexter Council, Empher is easily persuaded by Tiena to help overthrow Seahn in order to "reserve" the throne for Persha after Ingra's defeat. Although this was not Tiena's true intention, Empher only agreed to go along with her plan after he found out how it would benefit Persha. Both Tiena and Empher were soon confronted by House Dexter's all seeing Guardian, Ihroe , who had received visions of their plans becoming successful if all three worked together.

Key facts

Empher is of god/eternal origin. The character is published by Crossgen. With 4 recorded issue appearances, Empher ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

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Who is Empher?

Empher is a Secundae, and a childhood friend of Persha. He is easily manipulated as it is his nature to want to please all those around him, which also increases his power as he fulfils these desires.

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