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Triss is a
fantasy novel by
Brian Jacques,
published in 2002. It is the 15th book in the
Redwall series. At Riftgard, an isle in the far north, the ferret...
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trained under the
watchful eyes of Geralt, Coën, Vesemir, Lambert, Eskel, and
Triss while at Kaer
Morhen and
became talented with a sword. Later, she trained...
- patient's
survival probability, also
known as the
Trauma Injury Severity Score (
TRISS).
Other studies, such as the 2006
National Study of the
Costs and Outcomes...
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Triss is a 2002
fantasy novel by
Brian Jacques.
Triss may also
refer to:
Triss Merigold, a
character from The
Witcher saga A
brand of
Svenska Spel, Sweden...
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oldest witcher, Vesemir, asks the
sorceress Triss Merigold to help with
strange behavior he had seen in Ciri.
Triss eventually realizes that Ciri is a "Source"...
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Button in the E4 soap
opera Hollyoaks (2011–2018). As of 2019, she
plays Triss Merigold in the
Netflix adaptation of The Witcher.
Shaffer was born in North...
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innocent and aids him in
escaping the prison. The two,
along with
sorceress Triss Merigold, go in
search of the kingslayer. The trio
arrives in the trading...
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Bellmaker feature the same cast, with a
short span of time
between them. From
Triss onward, however, they take
place so far
apart in time that none
share any...
- Witchers, Eskel, Lambert, and
instructor Vesemir, as well as
sorceress Triss Merigold of
Maribor and the
field medic Shani. In addition,
characters in...
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Beatrice (/ˈbiː(ə)trɪs/ BEE-(ə-)
triss, Italian: [beaˈtriːtʃe]) is a
female given name. The
English variant is
derived from the
French Béatrice, which...
