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'''Lucretius, God of Philosophy and Knowledge''', was the one to predict that descendants of [[Callisto]] would phase out from their immortal state to mortality. This was the inevitable result of interbreeding pure Chaos with an [[Aldar]]; the entropic energy of [[Chaos]] would gradually cause the Aldar energy to deteriorate over time. | '''Lucretius, God of Philosophy and Knowledge''', was the one to predict that descendants of [[Callisto]] would phase out from their immortal state to mortality. This was the inevitable result of interbreeding pure Chaos with an [[Aldar]]; the entropic energy of [[Chaos]] would gradually cause the Aldar energy to deteriorate over time. | ||
He was one of the original [[Elder Gods]] created by [[Ayar]]. | |||
Though absent from mortal affairs for many generations, Lucretius is worshipped by the priestess who dwell on the [[New Hope|Island of New Hope]]. The [[Lucretian Athenaeum]] is also named in His honour. | Though absent from mortal affairs for many generations, Lucretius is worshipped by the priestess who dwell on the [[New Hope|Island of New Hope]]. The [[Lucretian Athenaeum]] is also named in His honour. | ||
[[Category:Dead or Missing Gods]][[Category:Philosophy]] | [[Category:Dead or Missing Gods]][[Category:Philosophy]] | ||
Revision as of 15:36, 30 July 2007
| Lucretius, God of Philosophy | |
| Realm | Philosophy |
| Symbols | None |
| Relatives | None |
| Allies | None |
| Enemies | None |
| Order Name | None |
| Temples | None |
Lucretius, God of Philosophy and Knowledge, was the one to predict that descendants of Callisto would phase out from their immortal state to mortality. This was the inevitable result of interbreeding pure Chaos with an Aldar; the entropic energy of Chaos would gradually cause the Aldar energy to deteriorate over time.
He was one of the original Elder Gods created by Ayar.
Though absent from mortal affairs for many generations, Lucretius is worshipped by the priestess who dwell on the Island of New Hope. The Lucretian Athenaeum is also named in His honour.