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The Observer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Infobox Profile | image = | image2 = | nameEn = | nameJa = | gender = | genderJa = | level = | levelJa = | race = | raceJa = }}Also known as Innos of Hatred, Innos of Passion, or The Prince of Betrayal. A negentropy god who was defeated in holy wars of Ylva's past and sealed away in Place Where Winds Rest. == Encounter ==...") |
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Here is the naming rule I have in mind for the gods of negentropy(or chaos) at the moment: | Here is the naming rule I have in mind for the gods of negentropy(or chaos) at the moment: | ||
When the Seven Pillars banished the negative gods, they took away their true domain names. Instead, they bestowed upon them names that emphasize the negative aspects of their attributes. This was done to leave an impression on future generations that these were "evil" deities. Therefore, the titles and attribute names of these negative gods are expected to carry a substantial bias. For instance, the true dmain(sic) of Yakasha of Oblivion might be "Memory" (Yakasha of Memory). Similarly, Innos's true domain might not be hatred, but passion or something.</blockquote> | When the Seven Pillars banished the negative gods, they took away their true domain names. Instead, they bestowed upon them names that emphasize the negative aspects of their attributes. This was done to leave an impression on future generations that these were "evil" deities. Therefore, the titles and attribute names of these negative gods are expected to carry a substantial bias. For instance, the true dmain(sic) of Yakasha of Oblivion might be "Memory" (Yakasha of Memory). Similarly, Innos's true domain might not be hatred, but passion or something.</blockquote> | ||
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