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A religion found in the region of Rye in the Duchy of Springdale in the realm of Springdale by Borric of Tyr-Sog. | A religion found in the region of Rye in the Duchy of Springdale in the realm of Springdale by Borric of Tyr-Sog. | ||
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Some time ago Borric was visited by an old hermit. The hermit refused to give his name to Borric and one of Borric’s guards tried to remove him from the court. The guard was struck down with one blow, after which the old hermit walked towards Borric. Borric could smell the hermit before he even was half way the court. The smell could kill a man if he wanted. The hermit threw old book to Borric after he turned around. As he walked through the door he said that they would meet again. | Some time ago Borric was visited by an old hermit. The hermit refused to give his name to Borric and one of Borric’s guards tried to remove him from the court. The guard was struck down with one blow, after which the old hermit walked towards Borric. Borric could smell the hermit before he even was half way the court. The smell could kill a man if he wanted. The hermit threw old book to Borric after he turned around. As he walked through the door he said that they would meet again. | ||
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The gods live in a city of the gods high in the sky. The city is split into seven parts. Each of the gods have there own place to life. More details can be found on this pages on which the gods are introduced. The gods each take a turn in watching the cage in which they imprisoned there father, Tamot. | The gods live in a city of the gods high in the sky. The city is split into seven parts. Each of the gods have there own place to life. More details can be found on this pages on which the gods are introduced. The gods each take a turn in watching the cage in which they imprisoned there father, Tamot. | ||
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Revision as of 13:57, 21 July 2008
The Seven
A religion found in the region of Rye in the Duchy of Springdale in the realm of Springdale by Borric of Tyr-Sog.
The book
Some time ago Borric was visited by an old hermit. The hermit refused to give his name to Borric and one of Borric’s guards tried to remove him from the court. The guard was struck down with one blow, after which the old hermit walked towards Borric. Borric could smell the hermit before he even was half way the court. The smell could kill a man if he wanted. The hermit threw old book to Borric after he turned around. As he walked through the door he said that they would meet again. Borric, first upset by the insulting appearance of the hermit, refused to look into the book. But after time his curiosity became to great and he looked into it. He could not read much of it, as if the words didn’t allow him to read them. After some time he could read the first pages which told him the tale of the beginning. In time more and more pages “let” him read them. Here is a collection of the stories he was able to recover.
The Gods
The gods live in a city of the gods high in the sky. The city is split into seven parts. Each of the gods have there own place to life. More details can be found on this pages on which the gods are introduced. The gods each take a turn in watching the cage in which they imprisoned there father, Tamot.
The gods are:
- Gussalen, The Ice Lady (Sea, Winter, Death) (female)
- Brunhild, The Blacksmith (War, Trade, City-life, Fire) (female)
- Hadrian, The Messenger (Travel, Weather, Air) (male)
- Althalos, The Old Rock (Mountains, Farmers, Earth) (male)
- Zantorian, The Calm (Wilds, Forests, Animals) (male)
- Eleanor, The Balance (Judgment) (female)
- Rose, The Thief (Tricks, Jokes, Espionage) (female)
