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|godname = Aeon, God of Time
|godname = Aeon, Lord of Time
|realm = [[:Category:Time|Time]]
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Created by [[Ayar]] at the dawn of Creation, '''Lord Aeon''' was granted some control over the flow of time itself. Though He has not figured prominently in affairs of mortal kind, His name is often invoked as an expression of frustation whenever an unlucky [[adventurer]] is subjected to an [[Aeonic Discontinuity|aeonic discontinuity]].  
:''This page is about the Elder God. For other uses, please see [[Aeon (disambiguation)]].''
 
Created by [[Ayar]] as one of the [[Elder Gods]] at the dawn of Creation, '''Aeon, Lord of Time''' was granted some control over the river of time itself. Though He had not visibly figured prominently in affairs of mortal kind, His name was often invoked as an expression of frustation whenever an unlucky [[adventurer]] was subjected to an [[Achaean_Lingo#A|aeonic discontinuity]].
 
Surreptitiously altering the timeline of the universe over many eons, he intervened one final time in 613 AF, renouncing future sight and consigning Himself to the past in order to bring [[Aurora]], the Lightbringer, to the present to slay [[Bal'met]], the Worldreaver.  


[[Category:Gods]]
[[Category:Immortals]]
[[Category:Elder Gods]]
[[Category:Dead_or_Missing_Gods]]
[[Category:Dead_or_Missing_Gods]]
[[Category:Time]]

Latest revision as of 22:44, 4 December 2018

Aeon, Lord of Time
Realm Time
Symbols hourglass
Relatives None
Allies None
Enemies None
Order Name None
Temples None


This page is about the Elder God. For other uses, please see Aeon (disambiguation).

Created by Ayar as one of the Elder Gods at the dawn of Creation, Aeon, Lord of Time was granted some control over the river of time itself. Though He had not visibly figured prominently in affairs of mortal kind, His name was often invoked as an expression of frustation whenever an unlucky adventurer was subjected to an aeonic discontinuity.

Surreptitiously altering the timeline of the universe over many eons, he intervened one final time in 613 AF, renouncing future sight and consigning Himself to the past in order to bring Aurora, the Lightbringer, to the present to slay Bal'met, the Worldreaver.