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The Living Gods are the revered deities of Atharen, worshiped as the predominant faith in many societies, and with threads through nearly all cultures. They are those who stayed within Muid when Venadak was captured by Valen Dres, choosing to allow their peers to manage the crisis on their own. As a result of their non-proximity to the Sundering, they remain effectively as they were before, representing the 'perfect' divinity of their original conception. The Living Gods tend to be perceived as being kinder, more heroic, and more temperate. While these beliefs may or may not be correct, it is certainly true that they are more stable, and resist many of the wild and often conflicting impulses that come with severe corruption. | The Living Gods are the revered deities of Atharen, worshiped as the predominant faith in many societies, and with threads through nearly all cultures. They are those who stayed within Muid when Venadak was captured by Valen Dres, choosing to allow their peers to manage the crisis on their own. As a result of their non-proximity to the Sundering, they remain effectively as they were before, representing the 'perfect' divinity of their original conception. The Living Gods tend to be perceived as being kinder, more heroic, and more temperate. While these beliefs may or may not be correct, it is certainly true that they are more stable, and resist many of the wild and often conflicting impulses that come with severe corruption. | ||
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[[Kyrikain]], God of Nightmares, Dreams and the Mind. The Lord of Reverie. | [[Kyrikain]], God of Nightmares, Dreams and the Mind. The Lord of Reverie. | ||
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Introduction
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The Schism
The Living and Corrupted Gods were split apart upon the Sundering of the Planes, when the Light-God Venadak was exploited and utilized to destroy the stability of the planes of reality. With the energy of these converging realities colliding with one another, transfusing and blending with the chaotic and raw ether of the universe, all existing planes were severely compromised, flooded with ethereal blight. Venadak and the Gods nearest to him were corrupted beyond repair, twisting into a fundamentally different set of beings from their Living God counterparts. It is this event that split the pantheon in two, with Venadak crafting Bel as a method of imprisoning he and his fellow Corrupted, so that they would not leak their ethereal rot into Muid and the other planes.
The Living Gods
The Living Gods are the revered deities of Atharen, worshiped as the predominant faith in many societies, and with threads through nearly all cultures. They are those who stayed within Muid when Venadak was captured by Valen Dres, choosing to allow their peers to manage the crisis on their own. As a result of their non-proximity to the Sundering, they remain effectively as they were before, representing the 'perfect' divinity of their original conception. The Living Gods tend to be perceived as being kinder, more heroic, and more temperate. While these beliefs may or may not be correct, it is certainly true that they are more stable, and resist many of the wild and often conflicting impulses that come with severe corruption.
The Living Gods are as follows:
Kyrikain, God of Nightmares, Dreams and the Mind. The Lord of Reverie.
Izo---, Goddess of Chaos, Freedom, and Darkness. Among the Gods, she's considered the most neutral party.
Maztyx, God of Destruction. While less known he also holds the domain of Growth in a spiritual and mental sense, recovery from life's hardships.
Zagrok, God of Nature, Evolution, and Survival
Ashvara, Goddess of Life, Soul and Spirit
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The Corrupted of Bel
Venadak, corrupted God of Order and Light. The creator of Bel and former leader and uniter of the Gods.
Valteran, corrupted God of Starvation, Blood, and Pain.
Saryn, corrupted God of Time, Fate and Decay.
Quarae, corrupted Goddess of Desire and Fear.
Nurax, corrupted god of Vengeance, Envy and Discord.
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