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{{God_infobox | {{God_infobox | ||
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|godname=Sartan, the Malevolent|realm=Evil|temples=Mhaldor|allies= [[Keresis]] ''(dead)'' and [[Indrani]] ''(dead)'' |enemies=[[Pentharian]] ''(dead)'', [[Tarah]] ''(dead)'', [[Lorielan]], [[Mithraea]] ''(dead)'', [[Deucalion]], and [[Aurora]]|ordername= | |godname=Sartan, the Malevolent|realm=Evil|temples=Mhaldor|allies= [[Keresis]] ''(dead)'' and [[Indrani]] ''(dead)'' |enemies=[[Pentharian]] ''(dead)'', [[Tarah]] ''(dead)'', [[Lorielan]], [[Mithraea]] ''(dead)'', [[Deucalion]], and [[Aurora]]|ordername=The Black Hand|symbols=a black hand crushing a dying sun}} | ||
'''Sartan, the Malevolent''' is the divine embodiment of Evil, the fusion of the [[Elder God]] [[Shaitan]] and the God [[Apollyon]]. | '''Sartan, the Malevolent''' is the divine embodiment of Evil, the fusion of the [[Elder God]] [[Shaitan]] and the God [[Apollyon]]. | ||
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As Sartan, the merciless Overlord founded His [[Evil|Seven Truths of Evil]], with which He commands His faithful from the mountain city-fortress of [[Mhaldor]]. | As Sartan, the merciless Overlord founded His [[Evil|Seven Truths of Evil]], with which He commands His faithful from the mountain city-fortress of [[Mhaldor]]. | ||
== History == | |||
Circa 326 AF, Sartan kidnapped the child-God [[Pandemonium]], son of [[Eris]], Goddess of [[Chaos]], and [[Aegis]], God of War. Sartan then bound Him in the [[fissure]] beneath [[Mhaldor]], an act that catalyzed the [[War of the Divine Child]]. | Circa 326 AF, Sartan kidnapped the child-God [[Pandemonium]], son of [[Eris]], Goddess of [[Chaos]], and [[Aegis]], God of War. Sartan then bound Him in the [[fissure]] beneath [[Mhaldor]], an act that catalyzed the [[War of the Divine Child]]. | ||