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|titles=The Black Wyrm | |titles=The Black Wyrm | ||
|pantheon=[[Lakinger]] | |pantheon=[[Lakinger]] | ||
|domains=Might, Dust, Tyranny, Perfection, Trickery, | |domains=Might, Dust, Tyranny, Perfection, Trickery, Dragon | ||
|edicts=strike foes at the root, employ military strategy, achieve victory at any cost | |||
|anathema=take pity on a worthy enemy, beg for mercy, worship [[Dum]] | |||
|weapon=Halberd | |weapon=Halberd | ||
|gender=Male | |||
|animal=Black adder | |||
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{{This}} {{IPA|deɪn|dane}} was brother to [[Aurion]] and [[Aubechs]]. | {{This}} {{IPA|deɪn|dane}} was brother to [[Aurion]] and [[Aubechs]] and marshal-beast of [[Chimerae|the she-goat's court]]. He bore the aspect of an ebon-scaled dragon or winged serpent or of a general in armor with the head of such a creature. | ||
Deun was at his birth blessed by [[Dum]] with a heart of such rare strength that the godling would quiver and writhe with its every beat. For pain or for fear or for spite or for something stranger, he tore the heart from his chest in a slight insufferable to the undying god, and so its bitter feud with the heartless wyrm is said to have begun. | |||
[[Category:Lakinger]] | [[Category:Lakinger]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:15, 7 September 2026
| Deun | |
|---|---|
| The Black Wyrm | |
| Pantheon | Lakinger |
| Demesne | Might Dust Tyranny Perfection Trickery Dragon |
| Edicts | strike foes at the root employ military strategy achieve victory at any cost |
| Anathema | take pity on a worthy enemy beg for mercy worship Dum |
| Gender | Male |
| Favoured Weapon | Halberd |
| Sacred Animal | Black adder |
Deun (/deɪn/, "dane") was brother to Aurion and Aubechs and marshal-beast of the she-goat's court. He bore the aspect of an ebon-scaled dragon or winged serpent or of a general in armor with the head of such a creature.
Deun was at his birth blessed by Dum with a heart of such rare strength that the godling would quiver and writhe with its every beat. For pain or for fear or for spite or for something stranger, he tore the heart from his chest in a slight insufferable to the undying god, and so its bitter feud with the heartless wyrm is said to have begun.