Difference between revisions of "Jy'Barrak Golgotha"

So blinded was Pazuzu by his own ego that he did not notice the alarming rate at which Golgotha's power was growing, and remained ignorant of the fact that it would soon rival his own. Meanwhile, Golgotha gathered allies among the chaos thralls - not too hard a task considering their fear of becoming the next undead meal - and intermingled with the rest of the [[Inferno (plane)|Inferno]] [[demons]], even going so far as to sire children with them, although [[Dameron]] was the only one he allowed to live. When the uprising finally occurred, the fighting struck huge blows to both sides, but in the end it was clear that Golgotha had won. Even those who had allied themselves with the infernal legions, such as [[Danaeus]], Pazuzu's advisor, bowed to Jy'Barrak in the end. And so, he pushed Pazuzu, Slith, Zsarachnor, and their followers through a gateway made by [[Xenophage]] to the [[Prime Material Plane]], stripped of all but a portion of their power.

So blinded was Pazuzu by his own ego that he did not notice the alarming rate at which Golgotha's power was growing, and remained ignorant of the fact that it would soon rival his own. Meanwhile, Golgotha gathered allies among the chaos thralls - not too hard a task considering their fear of becoming the next undead meal - and intermingled with the rest of the [[Inferno (plane)|Inferno]] [[demons]], even going so far as to sire children with them, although [[Dameron]] was the only one he allowed to live. When the uprising finally occurred, the fighting struck huge blows to both sides, but in the end it was clear that Golgotha had won. Even those who had allied themselves with the infernal legions, such as [[Danaeus]], Pazuzu's advisor, bowed to Jy'Barrak in the end. And so, he pushed Pazuzu, Slith, Zsarachnor, and their followers through a gateway made by [[Xenophage]] to the [[Prime Material Plane]], stripped of all but a portion of their power.

Thousands of years later - specifically, the year 318 AF - Jy'Barrak Golgotha made a trip to the Prime Material Plane to reclaim Danaeus. The [[Occultist]] Xerimor and the banished Pazuzu had led a [[Mhaldor]]ian army to the Chaos Plane to slay Danaeus in revenge for his betrayal. They made haste to Mhaldor, where Taug fashioned an altar and trapped Danaeus' body and soul within. Golgotha, once arrived on [[Sapience]], used his own arcane powers to free Danaeus and, as the altar demanded something in return, Golgotha cast Xerimor into it in Danaeus' place. Satisfied, the two [[chaos lords]] returned to their home plane.

Thousands of years later - specifically, the year 318 AF - Jy'Barrak Golgotha made a trip to the Prime Material Plane to reclaim Danaeus. The [[Occultist]] Xerimor and the banished Pazuzu had led a [[Mhaldor]]ian army to the Chaos Plane to slay Danaeus in revenge for his betrayal. They made haste to Mhaldor, where Taug fashioned an altar and trapped Danaeus' body and soul within. Golgotha, once arrived on [[Sapience]], used his own arcane powers to free Danaeus and, as the altar demanded something in return, Golgotha cast Xerimor into it in Danaeus' place. Satisfied, the two [[chaos lords]] returned to their home plane.

This was a catalyst for the formation of the [[Apostate]] [[Guild]], which was later renamed the [[Blood Congregation]] after the formation of [[:Category:Houses|Houses]].

This was a catalyst for the formation of the [[Apostate]] [[Guild]], which was later renamed the [[Blood Congregation]] after the formation of [[:Category:Houses|Houses]].

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