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Garkhan the Black

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	===Garkhan the Black===		===Garkhan the Black===
	The Wicked One who created the Orcs. Hilariously his name is misspelled [[Arkhan the Black]] in the Orc section of the rule book, but spelled correctly everywhere else he is mentioned. Garkhan was one of the Wicked Ones who served under Oskan, but while his other dark brethren worked at corrupting existing races, Garkhan decided to create his own servant race whole cloth. It only took him 900 days, which seems like pretty good time, to make his own race of orcs. He is also one of the 27 Wicked Ones imprisoned in the Abyss.		The Wicked One who created the Orcs. Hilariously his name is misspelled [[Arkhan the Black]] in the Orc section of the rule book, but spelled correctly everywhere else he is mentioned. Garkhan was one of the Wicked Ones who served under Oskan, but while his other dark brethren worked at corrupting existing races, Garkhan decided to create his own servant race whole cloth. It only took him 900 days, which seems like pretty good time, to make his own race of orcs. He is also one of the 27 Wicked Ones imprisoned in the Abyss. Recently created the Riftforged Orcs.

	===Green Lady===		===Green Lady===

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	===Ba'el, Bane of the Mortal Kingdoms===		===Ba'el, Bane of the Mortal Kingdoms===
	Valandor's Wicked One counterpart, Ba'el was one of the most feared leaders of the Abyssal forces in the God War. It is said that he wiped entire civilisations out of existence and created rivers of blood from his unnumbered victims. Basically this is one demon-god you do not fuck with. He was eventually brought down by Valandor, who bound him in an eternal prison beneath the last civilisation he erased. Why Valandor didn't simply kill Ba'el and rid the world of a great evil is unclear, but it is rumoured that Valandor could no more kill Ba'el than he could kill himself, being as they are two halves of the same soul (whether Ba'el thinks the same way is a different matter, he wouldn't be the first half-god to slay his opposite number). Ba'el remains imprisoned to this day, but he has the power to manifest himself in the outside world in a similar way to how The Green Lady projects her avatars, so Pannithor still isn't entirely safe from him.		Valandor's Wicked One counterpart, Ba'el was one of the most feared leaders of the Abyssal forces in the God War. It is said that he wiped entire civilisations out of existence and created rivers of blood from his unnumbered victims. [[Khorne\|Basically this is one demon-god you do not fuck with]]. He was eventually brought down by Valandor, who bound him in an eternal prison beneath the last civilisation he erased. Why Valandor didn't simply kill Ba'el and rid the world of a great evil is unclear, but it is rumoured that Valandor could no more kill Ba'el than he could kill himself, being as they are two halves of the same soul (whether Ba'el thinks the same way is a different matter, he wouldn't be the first half-god to slay his opposite number). Ba'el remains imprisoned to this day, but he has the power to manifest himself in the outside world in a similar way to how The Green Lady projects her avatars, so Pannithor still isn't entirely safe from him.

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Winter

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	===Winter===		===Winter===
	Thousands of years after the God War, [[A Song of Ice and Fire\|an unnatural winter]] fell upon the land. Elven seers used their foul arts to deduce that a female Wicked One, aptly named Winter, was behind this. An alliance of elf, dwarfs, and humans marched north to fight her. but the war dragged on for 150 years. Eventually she was struck down by Valendor the Great in a magical duel straight out of [[Magic: The Gathering]]. Her death however, caused all the glaciers she had formed to melt, flooding half the world and reshaping the map. This was the last major war in the timeline before core rulebook's time frame, so the various nations are often described in terms of how they have fared since this event.		Thousands of years after the God War, [[A Song of Ice and Fire\|an unnatural winter]] fell upon the land. Elven seers used their foul arts to deduce that a female Wicked One, aptly named Winter, was behind this. An alliance of elf, dwarfs, and humans marched north to fight her. but the war dragged on for 150 years. Eventually she was struck down by Valendor the Great in a magical duel straight out of [[Magic: The Gathering]]. Her death however, caused all the glaciers she had formed to melt, flooding half the world and reshaping the map. This was the last major war in the timeline before core rulebook's time frame, so the various nations are often described in terms of how they have fared since this event.
			Hopefully she has a living Shining counterpart so we can have an Elsa expy.

	===Valandor The Great===		===Valandor The Great===

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Notable Celestians

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	==Notable Celestians==		==Notable Celestians==

	Note: Some of the characters described below are 'true' Celestians, others are the Wicked and Shining aspects that were created when the Celestians were split. The nature of some of them is not entirely clear in the lore, and this is possibly due to the fact that stories and legends of their deeds have been passed down over thousands of years, with details and facts not entirely consistent.		Note: Some of the characters described below are 'true' Celestians, others are the Wicked and Shining aspects that were created when the Celestians were split. The nature of some of them is not entirely clear in the lore, and this is possibly due to the fact that stories and legends of their deeds have been passed down over thousands of years, with details and facts not entirely consistent. Some Celestians seem to have retained their original name for both of their aspects when they split in two, others got new names. It is unclear as so why this was the case, but their names may be just how they are known to mortals and different races and cultures may might have had their own naming conventions.

	===Ariagful===		===Ariagful===

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Background

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	==Background==		==Background==
	Way back when before [[War in Heaven\|all kinds of bad shit happened]] in <s>the Milky Way Galaxy</s> ~~Mantica~~, there were three great civilizations. These were the Kingdoms of Elves, the Underlands of the Dwarfs, and the Republic of Primovantor. Apparently there weren't any [[orcs]] or demons around and things were good. These three kingdoms also worshiped the same pantheon of gods; the Celestians. The Celestians might have been gods or might have been ancient aliens, no one really knows, but regardless they aided the three great races by guiding them and teaching them to build sweet stuff like great cities and stargates.		Way back when before [[War in Heaven\|all kinds of bad shit happened]] in <s>the Milky Way Galaxy</s> Pannithor, there were three great civilizations. These were the Kingdoms of Elves, the Underlands of the Dwarfs, and the Republic of Primovantor. Apparently there weren't any [[orcs]] or demons around and things were good. These three kingdoms also worshiped the same pantheon of gods; the Celestians. The Celestians might have been gods or might have been ancient aliens, no one really knows, but regardless they aided the three great races by guiding them and teaching them to build sweet stuff like great cities and stargates.

	So everything was great, but then trouble came to ~~Mantica~~. High honcho elven mage Calisor Fenulian was busy going on adventures (guess they were still having adventures somehow even though there weren't any monsters around) when he met a beautiful human woman named Elinathora. He tried his best charm check, but that failed, so he went to do what any elf would in such a situation, namely mope around feeling sorry for himself.		So everything was great, but then trouble came to Pannithor. High honcho elven mage Calisor Fenulian was busy going on adventures (guess they were still having adventures somehow even though there weren't any monsters around) when he met a beautiful human woman named Elinathora. He tried his best charm check, but that failed, so he went to do what any elf would in such a situation, namely mope around feeling sorry for himself.

	While he was wandering around feeling sorry for himself, Calisor [[just as planned\|happened upon]] a Celestian named Oskan. Oskan suggested he Calisor create this artifact called the Fenulian Mirror made with god tears and other weird shit. He was sure if Elinathora looked into this mirror everything would work out great, for you see this magical mirror would show her the future. [[Derp\|I'm sure nothing bad could come from doing something like that.]] To be fair, Oskan did give one of those vague, half-assed warnings that gods and elves seem to love giving.		While he was wandering around feeling sorry for himself, Calisor [[just as planned\|happened upon]] a Celestian named Oskan. Oskan suggested he Calisor create this artifact called the Fenulian Mirror made with god tears and other weird shit. He was sure if Elinathora looked into this mirror everything would work out great, for you see this magical mirror would show her the future. [[Derp\|I'm sure nothing bad could come from doing something like that.]] To be fair, Oskan did give one of those vague, half-assed warnings that gods and elves seem to love giving.

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Ba'el, Bane of the Mortal Kingdoms

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	===Ba'el, Bane of the Mortal Kingdoms===		===Ba'el, Bane of the Mortal Kingdoms===
	Valandor's Wicked One counterpart, Ba'el was one of the most feared leaders of the Abyssal forces in the God War. It is said that he wiped entire civilisations out of existence and created rivers of blood from his unnumbered victims. Basically this is one demon-god you do not fuck with. He was eventually brought down by Valandor, who bound him in an eternal prison beneath the last civilisation he erased. Why Valandor didn't simply kill Ba'el and rid the world of a great evil is unclear, but it is rumoured that Valandor could no more kill Ba'el than he could kill himself, being as they are two halves of the same soul (whether Ba'el thinks the same way is a different matter, he wouldn't be the first half-god to slay his opposite number). Ba'el remains imprisoned to this day, but he has the power to manifest himself in the outside world in a similar way to how The Green Lady projects her avatars, so Pannithor still isn't entirely safe from him.		Valandor's Wicked One counterpart, Ba'el was one of the most feared leaders of the Abyssal forces in the God War. It is said that he wiped entire civilisations out of existence and created rivers of blood from his unnumbered victims. Basically this is one demon-god you do not fuck with. He was eventually brought down by Valandor, who bound him in an eternal prison beneath the last civilisation he erased. Why Valandor didn't simply kill Ba'el and rid the world of a great evil is unclear, but it is rumoured that Valandor could no more kill Ba'el than he could kill himself, being as they are two halves of the same soul (whether Ba'el thinks the same way is a different matter, he wouldn't be the first half-god to slay his opposite number). Ba'el remains imprisoned to this day, but he has the power to manifest himself in the outside world in a similar way to how The Green Lady projects her avatars, so Pannithor still isn't entirely safe from him.

	~~==Ba'el, Bane of the Mortal Kingdoms==~~

	Valandor's Wicked One counterpart, Ba'el was one of the most feared leaders of the Abyssal forces in the God War. It is said that he wiped entire civilisations out of existence and created rivers of blood from his unnumbered victims. Basically this is one demon-god you do not fuck with. He was eventually brought down by Valandor, who bound him in an eternal prison beneath the last civilisation he erased. Why Valandor didn't simply kill Ba'el and rid the world of a great evil is unclear, but it is rumoured that Valandor could no more kill Ba'el than he could kill himself, being as they are two halves of the same soul (whether Ba'el thinks the same way is a different matter, he wouldn't be the first half-god to slay his opposite number). Ba'el remains imprisoned to this day, but he has the power to manifest himself in the outside world in a similar way to how The Green Lady projects her avatars, so Pannithor still isn't entirely safe from him.


	~~[[Category: Gods]]~~
	~~[[Category: Kings of War]]~~

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Valandor The Great

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	===Ba'el, Bane of the Mortal Kingdoms===		===Ba'el, Bane of the Mortal Kingdoms===
	Valandor's Wicked One counterpart, Ba'el was one of the most feared leaders of the Abyssal forces in the God War. It is said that he wiped entire civilisations out of existence and created rivers of blood from his unnumbered victims. Basically this is one demon-god you do not fuck with. He was eventually brought down by Valandor, who bound him in an eternal prison beneath the last civilisation he erased. Why Valandor didn't simply kill Ba'el and rid the world of a great evil is unclear, but it is rumoured that Valandor could no more kill Ba'el than he could kill himself, being as they are two halves of the same soul (whether Ba'el thinks the same way is a different matter, he wouldn't be the first half-god to slay his opposite number). Ba'el remains imprisoned to this day, but he has the power to manifest himself in the outside world in a similar way to how The Green Lady projects her avatars, so Pannithor still isn't entirely safe from him.		Valandor's Wicked One counterpart, Ba'el was one of the most feared leaders of the Abyssal forces in the God War. It is said that he wiped entire civilisations out of existence and created rivers of blood from his unnumbered victims. Basically this is one demon-god you do not fuck with. He was eventually brought down by Valandor, who bound him in an eternal prison beneath the last civilisation he erased. Why Valandor didn't simply kill Ba'el and rid the world of a great evil is unclear, but it is rumoured that Valandor could no more kill Ba'el than he could kill himself, being as they are two halves of the same soul (whether Ba'el thinks the same way is a different matter, he wouldn't be the first half-god to slay his opposite number). Ba'el remains imprisoned to this day, but he has the power to manifest himself in the outside world in a similar way to how The Green Lady projects her avatars, so Pannithor still isn't entirely safe from him.

	~~==Valandor The Great==~~

	Shining One who lead the Forces of Good against Winter. Valandor is a hero to Elves and Men alike and was both a great warrior and a powerful mage. After Winter's defeat he tried in vain to prevent the flood that washed over Pannithor and created the Infant Sea. He spent the last of his life force using magic to create a great wall encircling the Elven city of Therennia Adar as the sea levels rose around it, thus creating the city-in-a-bucket commonly know as 'Walldeep' we know today. His body currently lies in state in Therennia Adar, but his spirit is not entirely extinguished. He is still capable of possessing the bodies of worthy warriors for a short period of time (see: Dungeon Saga: Return of Valandor expansion). Valandor's Wicked aspect and archenemy is Ba'el.

	==Ba'el, Bane of the Mortal Kingdoms==		==Ba'el, Bane of the Mortal Kingdoms==

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Notable Celestians

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	===Winter===		===Winter===
	Thousands of years after the God War, [[A Song of Ice and Fire\|an unnatural winter]] fell upon the land. Elven seers used their foul arts to deduce that a female Wicked One, aptly named Winter, was behind this. An alliance of elf, dwarfs, and humans marched north to fight her. but the war dragged on for 150 years. Eventually she was struck down by Valendor the Great in a magical duel straight out of [[Magic: The Gathering]]. Her death however, caused all the glaciers she had formed to melt, flooding half the world and reshaping the map. This was the last major war in the timeline before core rulebook's time frame, so the various nations are often described in terms of how they have fared since this event.		Thousands of years after the God War, [[A Song of Ice and Fire\|an unnatural winter]] fell upon the land. Elven seers used their foul arts to deduce that a female Wicked One, aptly named Winter, was behind this. An alliance of elf, dwarfs, and humans marched north to fight her. but the war dragged on for 150 years. Eventually she was struck down by Valendor the Great in a magical duel straight out of [[Magic: The Gathering]]. Her death however, caused all the glaciers she had formed to melt, flooding half the world and reshaping the map. This was the last major war in the timeline before core rulebook's time frame, so the various nations are often described in terms of how they have fared since this event.

			===Valandor The Great===
			Shining One who lead the Forces of Good against Winter. Valandor is a hero to Elves and Men alike and was both a great warrior and a powerful mage. After Winter's defeat he tried in vain to prevent the flood that washed over Pannithor and created the Infant Sea. He spent the last of his life force using magic to create a great wall encircling the Elven city of Therennia Adar as the sea levels rose around it, thus creating the city-in-a-bucket commonly know as 'Walldeep' we know today. His body currently lies in state in Therennia Adar, but his spirit is not entirely extinguished. He is still capable of possessing the bodies of worthy warriors for a short period of time (see: Dungeon Saga: Return of Valandor expansion). Valandor's Wicked aspect and archenemy is Ba'el.

			===Ba'el, Bane of the Mortal Kingdoms===
			Valandor's Wicked One counterpart, Ba'el was one of the most feared leaders of the Abyssal forces in the God War. It is said that he wiped entire civilisations out of existence and created rivers of blood from his unnumbered victims. Basically this is one demon-god you do not fuck with. He was eventually brought down by Valandor, who bound him in an eternal prison beneath the last civilisation he erased. Why Valandor didn't simply kill Ba'el and rid the world of a great evil is unclear, but it is rumoured that Valandor could no more kill Ba'el than he could kill himself, being as they are two halves of the same soul (whether Ba'el thinks the same way is a different matter, he wouldn't be the first half-god to slay his opposite number). Ba'el remains imprisoned to this day, but he has the power to manifest himself in the outside world in a similar way to how The Green Lady projects her avatars, so Pannithor still isn't entirely safe from him.

	==Valandor The Great==		==Valandor The Great==