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'''Pandemonium, God of Strife''' is the Lord of meddling, antagonising and trickery. He rejoices in turning men against their
'''Pandemonium, God of Strife''' was the Lord of meddling, antagonising and trickery. He rejoiced in turning men against their kin, fracturing allegiances, and bringing civilisations to disorder, war, and ruin. His actions to spread havoc and discord through the world and beyond were both overt and insidious; cloak and dagger alike were tools of the Smiling God.
kin, fracturing allegiances, and bringing civilisations to disorder, war, and ruin. His actions to spread havoc and discord through the world and beyond are both overt and insidious; cloak and dagger alike are tools of the Smiling God.


== History ==
== History ==
'''Pandemonium''' is the son of [[Eris]], Goddess of Chaos, and [[Aegis]], God of War. His twin sister is [[Pandora]], Goddess of Mischief. They were created within the massive [[Eileithyian Tree]], a willow that originally grew in the [[Golden Dais of Creation]] but had been moved to the [[Temple of War]] prior to its dissipation following Pandemonium's revival.
'''Pandemonium''' was the son of [[Eris]], Goddess of Chaos, and [[Aegis]], God of War. His twin sister was [[Pandora]], Goddess of Mischief. They were created within the massive [[Eileithyian Tree]], a willow that originally grew in the [[Golden Dais of Creation]] but had been moved to the [[Temple of War]] prior to its dissipation following Pandemonium's revival.


Circa 326 AF, Sartan kidnapped Pandemonium, binding Him in a fissure beneath [[Mhaldor]] and beginning the [[War of the Divine Child]]. [[Adventurers]] from several [[:Category:City-states|cities]] joined forces to attempt a rescue.
Circa 326 AF, Sartan kidnapped Pandemonium, binding Him in a fissure beneath [[Mhaldor]] and beginning the [[War of the Divine Child]]. [[Adventurers]] from several [[:Category:City-states|cities]] joined forces to attempt a rescue.


For 139 years Pandemonium remained in slumber, cradled within the Eileithyian Tree, where He was healed of the wounds He received during the War. In 465 AF and lasting for nearly an Achaean year, strange dreams began to haunt the [[sleep]] of Achaeans, sometimes crossing the threshold between dream and reality and manifesting in life. The phenomena intensified until early in the year of 466 AF, adventurers began dreaming of a child cradled in the boughs of a tree. Realising this as a representation of the child-god Pandemonium and surmising that it was His dreaming causing the chaotic ripples in the Dreamworld, mortals were able to bring him out of his deep sleep. Finally, on the 6th of [[Miraman]], 466 AF, Pandemonium became sufficiently healed and emerged from His arboreal shelter, taking His place among the [[Garden of the Gods|Garden]] and vowing revenge upon [[Indrani]] for sapping His [[Divine_essence|essence]] to achieve Divinity.
For 139 years Pandemonium remained in slumber, cradled within the Eileithyian Tree, where He was healed of the wounds He received during the War. In 465 AF and lasting for nearly an Achaean year, strange dreams began to haunt the [[sleep]] of Achaeans, sometimes crossing the threshold between dream and reality and manifesting in life. The phenomena intensified until early in the year of 466 AF, adventurers began dreaming of a child cradled in the boughs of a tree. Realising this as a representation of the child-god Pandemonium and surmising that it was His dreaming causing the chaotic ripples in the Dreamworld, mortals were able to bring him out of his deep sleep. Finally, on the 6th of [[Miraman]], 466 AF, Pandemonium became sufficiently healed and emerged from His arboreal shelter, taking His place among the [[Garden of the Gods|Garden]] and vowing revenge upon [[Indrani]] for sapping His [[Divine_essence|essence]] to achieve Divinity.
It was in 611 that Pandemonium did claim His vengeance, in the Divine war of the Garden against [[Bal'met]] and the alliance of Evil. Dodging the eight spinning blades of Indrani, He lopped off Her head before the undead dragon ''Sycaerunax'' entered the fray. Ducking to dodge the dragon's claws distracted the God long enough for Keresis to brutally disembowel Him, ending His short existence on Achaea.


== The Eileithyians ==
== The Eileithyians ==
Pandemonium bids His worshippers go where they are unwelcome and leave turmoil in their wake. Outside of this, little is known about the devoted followers of Pandemonium.
Pandemonium bid His worshippers go where they are unwelcome and leave turmoil in their wake. Outside of this, little was known about the devoted followers of Pandemonium.


== Divine Symbols ==
== Divine Symbols ==
Pandemonium takes the black spotted leopard as His Divine symbol.
Pandemonium took the black spotted leopard as His Divine symbol.


[[Category:Gods]]
[[Category: Dead or Missing Gods]]

Revision as of 03:00, 30 November 2012

Pandemonium, God of Strife
Realm Strife
Symbols black spotted leopard
Relatives Aegis (father)

Eris (mother)

Pandora (sister)

Allies see Relatives
Enemies Indrani
Order Name The Eileithyians
Temples Temple of Strife in the Nuskuwe Caverns


Pandemonium, God of Strife was the Lord of meddling, antagonising and trickery. He rejoiced in turning men against their kin, fracturing allegiances, and bringing civilisations to disorder, war, and ruin. His actions to spread havoc and discord through the world and beyond were both overt and insidious; cloak and dagger alike were tools of the Smiling God.

History

Pandemonium was the son of Eris, Goddess of Chaos, and Aegis, God of War. His twin sister was Pandora, Goddess of Mischief. They were created within the massive Eileithyian Tree, a willow that originally grew in the Golden Dais of Creation but had been moved to the Temple of War prior to its dissipation following Pandemonium's revival.

Circa 326 AF, Sartan kidnapped Pandemonium, binding Him in a fissure beneath Mhaldor and beginning the War of the Divine Child. Adventurers from several cities joined forces to attempt a rescue.

For 139 years Pandemonium remained in slumber, cradled within the Eileithyian Tree, where He was healed of the wounds He received during the War. In 465 AF and lasting for nearly an Achaean year, strange dreams began to haunt the sleep of Achaeans, sometimes crossing the threshold between dream and reality and manifesting in life. The phenomena intensified until early in the year of 466 AF, adventurers began dreaming of a child cradled in the boughs of a tree. Realising this as a representation of the child-god Pandemonium and surmising that it was His dreaming causing the chaotic ripples in the Dreamworld, mortals were able to bring him out of his deep sleep. Finally, on the 6th of Miraman, 466 AF, Pandemonium became sufficiently healed and emerged from His arboreal shelter, taking His place among the Garden and vowing revenge upon Indrani for sapping His essence to achieve Divinity.

It was in 611 that Pandemonium did claim His vengeance, in the Divine war of the Garden against Bal'met and the alliance of Evil. Dodging the eight spinning blades of Indrani, He lopped off Her head before the undead dragon Sycaerunax entered the fray. Ducking to dodge the dragon's claws distracted the God long enough for Keresis to brutally disembowel Him, ending His short existence on Achaea.

The Eileithyians

Pandemonium bid His worshippers go where they are unwelcome and leave turmoil in their wake. Outside of this, little was known about the devoted followers of Pandemonium.

Divine Symbols

Pandemonium took the black spotted leopard as His Divine symbol.