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There are a few ways to 'become' a Draedan. The first two options involve being born as one, and having your divine heritage become known as a result of fate. | There are a few ways to 'become' a Draedan. The first two options involve being born as one, and having your divine heritage become known as a result of fate. | ||
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The third option is perhaps more sinister, and does not require that a Draedan be born any God's child at all. | The third option is perhaps more sinister, and does not require that a Draedan be born any God's child at all. | ||
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===OOC Rules=== | ===OOC Rules=== | ||
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Revision as of 13:57, 25 October 2020
Draedan, or Demigods, are the half-blooded heirs of the Gods, both Living and Corrupted. WIP.
Contents
Powers
WIP
Progression
WIP
Domains
WIP
Channeling Divinity
WIP
Physiology
WIP
Reproduction
WIP
Becoming a Draedan
There are a few ways to 'become' a Draedan. The first two options involve being born as one, and having your divine heritage become known as a result of fate.
- 1.
- 2.
The third option is perhaps more sinister, and does not require that a Draedan be born any God's child at all.
- 3.
OOC Rules
- 1.
- 2.
- 3.
