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{{Worldbuilders}} {{Deity Infobox|domain=Sea, Storm, Nature|caption1=Tutum te robore reddam|alignment=Neutral}} |
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'''Aegir''' (sometimes stylized '''Ægir''') is the demi-god of the sea, originating from the far plane of [[Ysgard]]. |
'''Aegir''' (sometimes stylized '''Ægir''') is the [[Demi-God|demi-god]] of the sea, originating from the far [[plane]] of [[Ysgard]]. |
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== History == |
== History == |
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=== [[The Empyrosis of the Aegerian Temple|The Empyrosis of the Aegirian Temple]] === |
=== [[The Empyrosis of the Aegerian Temple|The Empyrosis of the Aegirian Temple]] === |
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Aegir's temple in [[Galik]] was destroyed in the mid 460s [[PR]] by the [[The Crown of Empyrosis]], representing the elemental demi god of Kossuth on a mission to destroy all water. |
Aegir's temple in [[Galik]] was destroyed in the mid 460s [[PR]] by the [[The Crown of Empyrosis]], representing the elemental demi god of [[Kossuth]] on a mission to destroy all water. Luckily for the Aegerians, there was a second temple located outside the city on the water, roughly a half hour walk from Galik's gates. |
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== Worshippers == |
== Worshippers == |
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* Clean Dirty Water |
* Clean Dirty Water |
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* Wear the rosary beads of sandstone (Which hold water inside) |
* Wear the rosary beads of sandstone (Which hold water inside) |
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[[Category:Ancients Alive]] |
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Latest revision as of 15:33, 19 August 2024
Aegir
Tutum te robore reddam
| Domain | Sea, Storm, Nature |
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| Alignment | Neutral |
Aegir (sometimes stylized Ægir) is the demi-god of the sea, originating from the far plane of Ysgard.
History[edit | edit source]
The Empyrosis of the Aegirian Temple[edit | edit source]
Aegir's temple in Galik was destroyed in the mid 460s PR by the The Crown of Empyrosis, representing the elemental demi god of Kossuth on a mission to destroy all water. Luckily for the Aegerians, there was a second temple located outside the city on the water, roughly a half hour walk from Galik's gates.
Worshippers[edit | edit source]
Worshippers of Aegir follow a number of sea and travel related tenants, including:
- Get water around you
- Baths as much as possible
- Take voyages to the coast
- Clean Dirty Water
- Wear the rosary beads of sandstone (Which hold water inside)
