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{{God_infobox|godname=Pandora, Goddess of Mischief|realm=Mischief|symbols=a [[silver hand]]|relatives=[[Aegis]] (father) | {{God_infobox | ||
|godname=Pandora, Goddess of Mischief | |||
|realm=Mischief | |||
|symbols=a [[silver hand]] | |||
|relatives=[[Aegis]] (father) | |||
[[Eris]] (mother) | [[Eris]] (mother) | ||
[[Pandemonium]] (brother)|allies=see ''Relatives''|enemies=[[Slith]]|temples=[[Temple of Pandora]], in the [[Dakhota Hills]]}} | [[Pandemonium]] (brother) | ||
|allies=see ''Relatives'' | |||
|enemies=[[Slith]] | |||
|ordername=The Miscuri | |||
|temples=[[Temple of Pandora]], in the [[Dakhota Hills]]}} | |||
'''Pandora, Goddess of Mischief''', is the daughter of Eris and Aegis, the Gods of [[Chaos]] and War, respectively. Her twin brother is Pandemonium, the God of Strife. | '''Pandora, Goddess of Mischief''', is the daughter of Eris and Aegis, the Gods of [[Chaos]] and War, respectively. Her twin brother is Pandemonium, the God of Strife. | ||
Revision as of 16:28, 13 May 2010
| Pandora, Goddess of Mischief | |
| Realm | Mischief |
| Symbols | a silver hand |
| Relatives | Aegis (father)
Eris (mother) Pandemonium (brother) |
| Allies | see Relatives |
| Enemies | Slith |
| Order Name | The Miscuri |
| Temples | Temple of Pandora, in the Dakhota Hills |
Pandora, Goddess of Mischief, is the daughter of Eris and Aegis, the Gods of Chaos and War, respectively. Her twin brother is Pandemonium, the God of Strife.
Once, Pandora took the Caduceus of Castigation, a precious artefact belonging to Sarapis, while the Logos was away. She then proceeded to wreak havoc across the lands, turning various of the mortals She found amusingly frail into maggots, cripples, and mutes. Her overuse of the artefact caused it to fuse to Her hand, making it necessary for Sarapis to amputate it from Her wrist upon His return.
Both angered and amused by Pandora's escapades, Sarapis branded Pandora with the title "Goddess of Mischief" so that mortals would know their peril when She was near. Those who follow this fun-loving Goddess worship Her at the Temple of Pandora.
Her symbol is a silver hand, modelled after the one constructed for Her by Lord Phaestus to replace Her amputated appendage.