TEXT: Santa Claus
  Santa Claus is an immortal hero, the patron saint of
  children and the bringer of toys.
  As an infant, he was abandoned at the edge of the Forest
  of Burzee where he nearly became a meal for the lioness
  Shiegra. The Great Ak found him there, and command-
  ed Shiegra to feed him instead of eating him. Ak men-
  tioned his encounter to the Wood Nymphs and one of
  them, named Necile, went to the infant and brought him
  to her bower, breaking the Law of the Forest. Ak par-
  doned her and made a one-time-only exception to the
  Law, allowing the human infant to be raised by immor-
  tals.
  Necile named the child Claus, which means "a little
  one," but Queen Zurline dubbed him Neclaus, meaning
  "Necile's little one." Other variations of the name include
  Nicklaus and Nicolas.
  Being raised among immortals, Claus made friends of
  the Ryls, Knooks, and Fairies. He learned the language
  of the beasts and the mysteries of the woods. He grew
  to be brave and innocent, with no knowledge of deceit
  or guile.
  When Claus was a young man, the Great Ak took him
  on a journey during which he encountered other humans
  for the first time, and was especially intrigued by the Claus traveled to villages and towns, making special
  children. His discussions with the wise Ak gave him a friends of the children he met. He was welcome every-
  desire to help his fellow men. He left Burzee and settled where he went, except for the palace of the Lord of Lerd
  in the nearby Laughing Valley of Hohaho to devote his and the castle of Baron Braun.
  life to the care of children.
  During his first night in the Valley, the Knooks built a
  house from logs he had cut from dead trees. It had two
  rooms, the first containing a fireplace, a table and bench,
  and a cupboard. The second is a bedroom, containing a
  bed made with layers of dried moss. His firewood
  supply is maintained by the Knooks, while the Fairies
  provide him with all the tools, utensils, and clothing he
  needs. The Ryls keep his cupboard filled with food so
  that he doesn't have to plow up the wildflowers to grow
  his own. Claus lives and works alone, except for his cat,
  Blinkie.
  One winter, while he was snowbound in the Laughing
  Valley, he idly took a piece of wood and carved it into
  the shape of a cat, using Blinkie as a model. This first
  toy was given to a little boy named Weekum, who came
  upon Claus's house while lost in a snowstorm. After
  scaring little Mayrie with a toy modeled after Shiegra
  the lioness, Claus decided that toys based on the like-
  nesses of squirrels, rabbits, deer, and lambs would be
  less terrifying for youngsters.
  Until this time, Claus had focused on the happiness of
  poorer children. But one day Bessie Blithesome, the
  
  daughter of the Lord of Lerd, came to ask him for a toy.
  At the advice of Necile and the Queen of the Fairies, he
  broadened his efforts to include all children, whether
  rich or poor. He made a model of Necile from clay and
  dried, painted, and dressed it. Then he gave it to Bessie
  who called it her baby. His next doll was a baby,
  modeled after Bessie, and was given to Mayrie.
  As he distributed his toys, his fame and popularity grew,
  as did his own sense of happiness and fulfillment. But
  in so doing he incurred the wrath of the Awgwas who
  plotted his destruction. After two failed attempts at
  kidnapping him, the Awgwas began to steal the toys he
  made. The Great Ak confronted the Awgwas, and his
  army of immortals ultimately destroyed them and their
  evil allies. Claus was unaware of this epic battle since it
  occurred among invisible creatures and took place at
  night while he slept.
  Unimpeded, Claus began to travel farther and farther
  from home. One winter, unable to travel due to the deep
  snow, he met with Flossie and Glossie, two deer he
  knew from Burzee, and the suggestion was made that he
  could travel farther and faster if they would pull him
  and his toys in a sledge. Claus built the sled, and Will
  Knook gave his permission only if the creatures re-
  turned to Burzee by dawn. Since he was traveling at
  night and the houses were locked, Claus could only
  access the children by climbing down their chimneys.
  The Prince of the Knooks, against the objection of Will
  Knook, decreed that certain deer (up to ten, including
  Flossie and Glossie) should be set aside as reindeer and
  would be allowed to pull Santa's sleigh once a year, on
  Christmas Eve, provided they always return to the forest
  by daybreak. Since then, Claus has always made his
  journeys on that night. He built a very large sled with
  steel runners purchased from the Gnome King with toys.
  Since he was only allowed to use the reindeer one night
  a year, Claus devoted all the other days to making toys.
  He accepted suggestions from his immortal friends on
  ways to improve his toys, making them squeak, talk,
  whistle, and nod their heads. The Fairies provide him
  with fruits from the tropics, and candy from the Land of
  Mo.
  Claus learned to save time by stuffing toys into mittens
  and stockings that were hung by the fireplace to dry.
  Since he was more generous with those children, word
  spread and the tradition of hanging stockings by the
  fireplace grew year by year.
  Eventually, Claus grew old. One night, when the Spirit
  of Death was hovering over him, the Great Ak called a
  Council of Immortals, which voted unanimously to
  bestow upon Claus the Mantle of Immortality. Now,
  though his beard is white and his wrinkles remain, he
  will never be parted from the children he loves.
  As the population of mankind in the world grew, Santa
  was assigned helpers by his fellow immortals. He was
  joined by Ak's man Kilter, Peter the Knook, a Ryl
  named Nuter, and a fairy named Wisk. Eventually he
  enlisted the help of parents by establishing shops where
  toys could purchased by parents to aid him in distribut-
  ing them.
  (text taken from The Oz Wiki at oz.wikia.com)
  
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  Fantastic
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  Outstanding
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  Superb
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  Great
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  Good
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  Fair
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  Santa Claus
  Immortal Bringer of Toys
  Many enemies
  Friends with the animals
  Gets help from the ryls, knooks & fairies
  Can get into the smallest places
  Because I have a magic sleigh and swift reindeer, once per
  year I can visit every child in one night
  Great (+3)
  Great (+3)
  Good (+2)
  Fair (+1)
  So-So (0)
  Superb (+4)
  Because I am The Master Toymaker, I get a +2 when I
  Flashily Create an Advantage to make someone happy
  with a toy.
  Because I have a Gentle Way of Speaking, I get a +2
  when I Carefully Overcome Obstacles when I talk to
  someone.
  An old and bearded man with a smile and a twinkle in
  his eyes. He wears a red-and-white suit when doing
  his rounds on Christmas Eve.
  
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  Heroes of Oz logo. Illustration by Mary Cowles Clark is in the
  public domain.
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