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The god of magic, passion and unrestrained destruction. Much as he is the source of volatility within magic, he is the also the source of love, desire, and adultery. While considered a fearless warrior he is known for his unpredictable rages in which he will lash out at friend and foe alike with storm and lightning. His '''symbol is a forked bolt of lightning'''. |
The god of magic, passion and unrestrained destruction. Much as he is the source of volatility within magic, he is the also the source of love, desire, and adultery. While considered a fearless warrior he is known for his unpredictable rages in which he will lash out at friend and foe alike with storm and lightning. His '''symbol is a forked bolt of lightning'''. |
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As with all the [[Immortals]], various works of art to the god can be found throughout the realms. |
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===[[Ashala'taman]] Sculpture=== |
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Found in the floating tower during the periodic event: |
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: Artfully fashioned from dark grey cambrinth, the massive rhodonite-eyed wolf is seated up on its hind legs and gazing vigilantly to the horizon. A smoldering filigree of enruned orichalcum patterns the sculpture's lupine form, wreathing it in a thin shroud of flame that barely illuminates the expansive wall of text behind. |
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:: ''(wall)'': Hewn from dark blue-grey granite and polished to a mirror-like shine, the glossy wall is covered end-to-end with carefully inscribed text. It recounts the history of the [[Elothean]] people in great detail, beginning with their vague, mythical origins and ending with the coronation of late Ferdahl [[Kukalakai]]. |
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Revision as of 02:08, 28 May 2017
God of Magic and foresight, the dark side of the arcane arts. Meraud rarely shows his face, hiding himself within the folds of midnight black cloak and appearing as a dark stranger to those he visits. Meraud does not believe anything should stand in the way of the quest for knowledge, and can be quite ruthless in his pursuit of it. However, he is not without honor, and has turned aside in his quest for knowledge if he has made a promise that interferes in that quest. This does not, however, mean he will not find a way around the obstacle -- in fact, he often will. Elotheans admire Meraud for his aloofness, and also because he is the creator of written language.
Symbol
Wolf
Other Aspects
Light - Firulf
Dark - Kerenhappuch
Altar Locations
- Aesry Cleric's guild
- Crossing Temple, Eyes of the 13
Proper Offerings
- blood wolf pelts or paws
- wolf beads
- parchment wolf primers
- Immortal Meraud cards
- runestones
Trivia
Meraud's wolf is named Kleinzack.
Kaldaran Version
The god of magic, passion and unrestrained destruction. Much as he is the source of volatility within magic, he is the also the source of love, desire, and adultery. While considered a fearless warrior he is known for his unpredictable rages in which he will lash out at friend and foe alike with storm and lightning. His symbol is a forked bolt of lightning.
Artwork and Depictions
As with all the Immortals, various works of art to the god can be found throughout the realms.
Ashala'taman Sculpture
Found in the floating tower during the periodic event:
- Artfully fashioned from dark grey cambrinth, the massive rhodonite-eyed wolf is seated up on its hind legs and gazing vigilantly to the horizon. A smoldering filigree of enruned orichalcum patterns the sculpture's lupine form, wreathing it in a thin shroud of flame that barely illuminates the expansive wall of text behind.
- (wall): Hewn from dark blue-grey granite and polished to a mirror-like shine, the glossy wall is covered end-to-end with carefully inscribed text. It recounts the history of the Elothean people in great detail, beginning with their vague, mythical origins and ending with the coronation of late Ferdahl Kukalakai.