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{{God_infobox|godname=Eris, Goddess of Chaos|realm=chaos|symbols=a golden apple|relatives=[[Aegis]] (husband) | |||
[[Pandora]] (daughter) | |||
[[Pandemonium]] (son)|allies=see ''Relatives''|enemies=Prince [[Slith]], Lord of the Undead Legions|temples=The [[Erisian Pyramid]]}} | |||
Once an Occultist known as [[Servelan de Vermiis]], '''Eris''' became the Goddess of Chaos after attempting to call the [[Unnamable Horror]] across time and space, and then unexpectedly merged with the creature. | Once an Occultist known as [[Servelan de Vermiis]], '''Eris''' became the Goddess of Chaos after attempting to call the [[Unnamable Horror]] across time and space, and then unexpectedly merged with the creature. | ||
Revision as of 04:05, 29 April 2006
| Eris, Goddess of Chaos | |
| Realm | chaos |
| Symbols | a golden apple |
| Relatives | Aegis (husband)
Pandora (daughter) Pandemonium (son) |
| Allies | see Relatives |
| Enemies | Prince Slith, Lord of the Undead Legions |
| Order Name | None |
| Temples | The Erisian Pyramid |
Once an Occultist known as Servelan de Vermiis, Eris became the Goddess of Chaos after attempting to call the Unnamable Horror across time and space, and then unexpectedly merged with the creature.
Eris is wedded to Aegis, God of War. They have two children together, the twins Pandora, Goddess of Mischief, and the boy god Pandemonium.