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1d4chan>Nubnuber at 01:22, 12 November 2021

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	Cronus is usually depicted as lawful evil, and his followers should be as well, though they can be any evil alignment. They often organize harvest festivals, which they use to recruit more members.		Cronus is usually depicted as lawful evil, and his followers should be as well, though they can be any evil alignment. They often organize harvest festivals, which they use to recruit more members.
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	~~File:~~Rubens saturn.jpg\|Mmm, tasty god flesh.		Rubens saturn.jpg\|Mmm, tasty god flesh.
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1d4chan>The Hat That Was: Picture is of Chronos not Cronus.

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Picture is of Chronos not Cronus.

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1d4chan>Stephenlucas600 at 13:46, 3 September 2020

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1d4chan>The Hat That Was: Replaced old picture with better picture

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	Cronus is usually depicted as lawful evil, and his followers should be as well, though they can be any evil alignment. They often organize harvest festivals, which they use to recruit more members.		Cronus is usually depicted as lawful evil, and his followers should be as well, though they can be any evil alignment. They often organize harvest festivals, which they use to recruit more members.
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	File:~~Cronus~~.jpg\|Mmm, tasty god flesh.		File:Rubens saturn.jpg\|Mmm, tasty god flesh.
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1d4chan>The Hat That Was at 06:15, 2 September 2020

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	~~[[File:Cronus.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Mmm, tasty god flesh.]]~~
	Cronus is the Greek [[god\|titan]] of harvest. He is the son of [[Gaea]] and [[Uranus]], and the father of many of the gods in the Greek pantheon, notably [[Zeus]], [[Hades]], and [[Poseidon]]. He is best known for being such an awful father that he got himself locked in Tartarus for the rest of eternity. The myth states that Cronus once received a prophesy saying his kids would overthrow him, so he did the only rational thing any father would do [[what\|and fucking ate them]]. Shockingly, his kids resented him a bit for that, and decided to overthrow him and lock him in hell forever as punishment (a Greek myth about a prophecy being self-fulfilled? Say it ain't so!).		Cronus is the Greek [[god\|titan]] of harvest. He is the son of [[Gaea]] and [[Uranus]], and the father of many of the gods in the Greek pantheon, notably [[Zeus]], [[Hades]], and [[Poseidon]]. He is best known for being such an awful father that he got himself locked in Tartarus for the rest of eternity. The myth states that Cronus once received a prophesy saying his kids would overthrow him, so he did the only rational thing any father would do [[what\|and fucking ate them]]. Shockingly, his kids resented him a bit for that, and decided to overthrow him and lock him in hell forever as punishment (a Greek myth about a prophecy being self-fulfilled? Say it ain't so!).

	Cronus is usually depicted as lawful evil, and his followers should be as well, though they can be any evil alignment. They often organize harvest festivals, which they use to recruit more members.		Cronus is usually depicted as lawful evil, and his followers should be as well, though they can be any evil alignment. They often organize harvest festivals, which they use to recruit more members.
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			File:Cronus.jpg\|Mmm, tasty god flesh.
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1d4chan>The Hat That Was at 18:17, 31 August 2020

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	Cronus is the Greek [[god\|titan]] of harvest. He is the son of [[Gaea]] and [[Uranus]], and the father of many of the gods in the Greek pantheon, notably [[Zeus]], [[Hades]], and [[Poseidon]]. He is best known for being such an awful father that he got himself locked in Tartarus for the rest of eternity. The myth states that Cronus once received a prophesy saying his kids would overthrow him, so he did the only rational thing any father would do [[what\|and fucking ate them]]. Shockingly, his kids resented him a bit for that, and decided to overthrow him and lock him in hell forever as punishment (a Greek myth about a prophecy being self-fulfilled? Say it ain't so!).		Cronus is the Greek [[god\|titan]] of harvest. He is the son of [[Gaea]] and [[Uranus]], and the father of many of the gods in the Greek pantheon, notably [[Zeus]], [[Hades]], and [[Poseidon]]. He is best known for being such an awful father that he got himself locked in Tartarus for the rest of eternity. The myth states that Cronus once received a prophesy saying his kids would overthrow him, so he did the only rational thing any father would do [[what\|and fucking ate them]]. Shockingly, his kids resented him a bit for that, and decided to overthrow him and lock him in hell forever as punishment (a Greek myth about a prophecy being self-fulfilled? Say it ain't so!).

	Given that he is effectively the embodiment of time, his power is absolutely mind-boggling. It would take multiple conventional gods to pose a threat to him in any meaningful way. It took the three most powerful gods in the Greek pantheon to overthrow him, and it wasn't exactly a cakewalk.		Cronus is usually depicted as lawful evil, and his followers should be as well, though they can be any evil alignment. They often organize harvest festivals, which they use to recruit more members.

	Cronus is usually depicted as ~~chaotic~~ evil, and his followers should be as well~~. Given his mastery over the temporal~~, ~~most of his followers would likely~~ be ~~[[mage]]s or [[sorcerer]]s~~.

	~~Like many other figures of Greek myth~~, ~~Cronus has left an impact on modern language. Chrono is used to refer to things related~~ to ~~time. It is typically found in compound words and rarely seen standalone outside of video game titles~~.

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1d4chan>The Hat That Was at 04:34, 31 August 2020

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-Cronus is the Greek [[god|titan]] of time. He is the son of [[Gaea]] and [[Uranus]], and the father of many of the gods in the Greek pantheon, notably [[Zeus]], [[Hades]], and [[Poseidon]]. He is best known for being such an awful father that he got himself locked in Tartarus for the rest of eternity. The myth states that Cronus once received a prophesy saying his kids would overthrow him, so he did the only rational thing any father would do [[what|and fucking ate them]]. Shockingly, his kids resented him a bit for that, and decided to overthrow him and lock him in hell forever as punishment (a Greek myth about a prophecy being self-fulfilled? Say it ain't so!).
+Cronus is the Greek [[god|titan]] of harvest. He is the son of [[Gaea]] and [[Uranus]], and the father of many of the gods in the Greek pantheon, notably [[Zeus]], [[Hades]], and [[Poseidon]]. He is best known for being such an awful father that he got himself locked in Tartarus for the rest of eternity. The myth states that Cronus once received a prophesy saying his kids would overthrow him, so he did the only rational thing any father would do [[what|and fucking ate them]]. Shockingly, his kids resented him a bit for that, and decided to overthrow him and lock him in hell forever as punishment (a Greek myth about a prophecy being self-fulfilled? Say it ain't so!).
 Given that he is effectively the embodiment of time, his power is absolutely mind-boggling. It would take multiple conventional gods to pose a threat to him in any meaningful way. It took the three most powerful gods in the Greek pantheon to overthrow him, and it wasn't exactly a cakewalk.
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1d4chan>Gawain at 02:46, 31 August 2020

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	[[File:Cronus.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Mmm, tasty god flesh.]]		[[File:Cronus.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Mmm, tasty god flesh.]]
	Cronus is the Greek [[god\|titan]] of time. He is the son of [[~~Gaia~~]] and [[Uranus]], and the father of many of the gods in the Greek pantheon, notably [[Zeus]], [[Hades]], and [[Poseidon]]. He is best known for being such an awful father that he got himself locked in Tartarus for the rest of eternity. The myth states that Cronus once received a prophesy saying his kids would overthrow him, so he did the only rational thing any father would do [[what\|and fucking ate them]]. Shockingly, his kids resented him a bit for that, and decided to overthrow him and lock him in hell forever as punishment (a Greek myth about a prophecy being self-fulfilled? Say it ain't so!).		Cronus is the Greek [[god\|titan]] of time. He is the son of [[Gaea]] and [[Uranus]], and the father of many of the gods in the Greek pantheon, notably [[Zeus]], [[Hades]], and [[Poseidon]]. He is best known for being such an awful father that he got himself locked in Tartarus for the rest of eternity. The myth states that Cronus once received a prophesy saying his kids would overthrow him, so he did the only rational thing any father would do [[what\|and fucking ate them]]. Shockingly, his kids resented him a bit for that, and decided to overthrow him and lock him in hell forever as punishment (a Greek myth about a prophecy being self-fulfilled? Say it ain't so!).

	Given that he is effectively the embodiment of time, his power is absolutely mind-boggling. It would take multiple conventional gods to pose a threat to him in any meaningful way. It took the three most powerful gods in the Greek pantheon to overthrow him, and it wasn't exactly a cakewalk.		Given that he is effectively the embodiment of time, his power is absolutely mind-boggling. It would take multiple conventional gods to pose a threat to him in any meaningful way. It took the three most powerful gods in the Greek pantheon to overthrow him, and it wasn't exactly a cakewalk.