Difference between revisions of "The Starless Communion"
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| − | + | Seeking power and protection via the Gods worshipped during the reign of [[Carkade]] | |
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| + | All Death and Destruction Gods | ||
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| + | 3 [[Elder Gods]]: | ||
:*[[Ammutseba]] (Unliving) | :*[[Ammutseba]] (Unliving) | ||
:*[[Aves Reva]] (Nightmares and perpetual darkness) | :*[[Aves Reva]] (Nightmares and perpetual darkness) | ||
:*[[Azathoth]] (obscenity) | :*[[Azathoth]] (obscenity) | ||
| − | who stand above 10 | + | who stand above 10 modern-day gods: |
:*Beshaba (misfortune) | :*Beshaba (misfortune) | ||
:*Bhaal (murder) | :*Bhaal (murder) | ||
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:*Morgion (disease) | :*Morgion (disease) | ||
:*Nuitari (apathy) | :*Nuitari (apathy) | ||
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| + | At the Palanquin Convocation called by Emerald’s Blaze: | ||
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| + | * They were witnesses | ||
| + | * Represented by the Dread Child who wanted nothing to do with the Ink. | ||
| + | * ''"Mama Tet is right, you are nothing but loud green songbirds in a clear sky full of hungry raptors. We want nothing to do with the ink"'' | ||
Latest revision as of 23:45, 30 June 2019
Ruled over by Mama Tet
Seeking power and protection via the Gods worshipped during the reign of Carkade
All Death and Destruction Gods
3 Elder Gods:
who stand above 10 modern-day gods:
- Beshaba (misfortune)
- Bhaal (murder)
- Bane (war)
- Shar (death)
- Erythnul (slaughter)
- Nerull (death)
- Takhisis (hatred)
- Chemosh (undead)
- Morgion (disease)
- Nuitari (apathy)
At the Palanquin Convocation called by Emerald’s Blaze:
- They were witnesses
- Represented by the Dread Child who wanted nothing to do with the Ink.
- "Mama Tet is right, you are nothing but loud green songbirds in a clear sky full of hungry raptors. We want nothing to do with the ink"
