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• Bladewringing Sword
  ...A MDJ.png|thumb|300px|a bladewringing sword lacks any hilt and is used for cult practices. Midjourney.]] ...wringing sword is a typically hiltless sword used in the cult practices of Chaos worshipers. The possession of a bladewringing sword, especially one that h
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• Babnoosbotiac
  ...ed in nations of the Pallathantic, worshipers of Babnoosboti conceal their cult practices. A [[Chuläan]] is a rare, undead priest of the demon lord Baboos [[Category:Chaos Cults]]
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• Cult Nails
  ...nd cultists use the nails to determine who is true and who is false to the cult. *[[Chaos Worship]]
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• Ugamionite
  ...n in the [[West]] only through revelation. Ugamionites are not necessarily chaos cultists and some object to the association strongly.
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• Siddu-l’makgi
  ...A MDJ.png|thumb|300px|The god Siddu-l'makgi rests in the higher realms of chaos and offers oblivion to those who seek him earnestly. Midjourney.]] ...n /ˈsɪdˡ ˌmʌŋki/. A [[Chaos Gods|chaos god]] of metaphysical oblivion, his cult is thought to originate from central [[Asdauria]]. He teaches his followers
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• Amonthrace
  ...onthrace. However, its original conception and practice was not inherently chaos-tainted. In the Middle Ages of Chaos, the Lesser Chaos Ruler known as [[Glittering Nesilivo Spawn of Amonthrace]] presented himsel
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• Bladewringer
  ...ly clasps a bladewringing sword without harm under the protective magic of Chaos. Midjourney v6.]] ...pness without harm to the skin<ref>[[Drey Tvanko]], 2603, [[Obscenities of Chaos Cults in Pre-Isbajath Aurice]]</ref>.
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• Graäenevoihigh
  ...nia]]. She was often depicted on horseback. Her cult differed from other chaos cults as her followers would practice periods of strict self-discipline or *[[Chaos Gods]]
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• Lygdamionite
  ...rom pain or death. In Asdaran history, they were known to lead charges of chaos warriors during the [[Anarch Wars]], fighting alongside [[gargaspuel]] and *[[Chaos]]
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• Zamzooh
  ...00 years before the present in the [[New World]] in [[Omeddim]]. Zamzooh's cult came to an end when the worshiping civilization was destroyed by a comet in [[Chaos Gods]]
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• Late Yophenthean Mystery Cults
  ...ns of the [[Isxinthion Gods]] paved the way for the later worship of the [[Chaos Gods]]. *[[Rhystra]], [[Cult of Rhystra]], compare [[Elystra]]
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• Errignomon
  ...s a [[Chaos Gods|chaos god]], often expressing the more obvious aspects of chaos that were suppressed or dismissed in the god Rhio. Errignomon was worshiped The practice of the mysteries was essential to his cult. Priests inducted new devotées into the mysteries with the promise of prog
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• Ugamios
  ...nd [[Ebinóë]]. The cult of Ugamios was renewed during the [[Middle Ages of Chaos]] when the prophet missionary, [[Kharedokhos the Oneiromancer]] brought the Ugamios is commonly regarded to be a [[Chaos Gods|chaos god]], but this is disputed by some scholars. Nevertheless, his worship is
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• Shadmenus
  ...d upon to help new worshipers of [[chaos]]. In the Pallathantic today his cult is proscribed and only scholars openly study him. *[[Chaos Gods]]
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• List of Chaos Commanders of the Middle Ages
  ...of Chaos served their lords and despite the anarchist bent of the cult of chaos, enabled the rulers to continue their dominions for so great a time. =List of Chaos Commanders of the Middle Ages=
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• Hamaudh-Weshrite Gods and Religion
  ...heon, either engaging in the struggle against the forces of an encroaching chaos or representing the same in the lives of worshipers. The subsequent [[Prot *[[Wesher]]: [[Arch-Titan]], mythical founder of Hamaudh-Wesher, ancestral cult of priests and rulers of Hamaudh-Wesher
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• Amzhebar
  ...tly admired by a caste of priests and devotees during the [[Middle Ages of Chaos]]. His worship is proscribed today in the [[West]]. Arathracians are particularly critical of the cult of Amzhebar, considering it a gross perversion of the sun gods.
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• Aitiaobh
  ...the notion that the Aitiaobh fled in those ancient times to the [[Realm of Chaos]]. ...l powers focused upon these places and perhaps were enhanced by their cult chaos practices. They are not known to have been amphibious like the [[Pomoph-Kh
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• Great Earthquake of Amyrn (2207)
  ...he cult of the god Amrulon and to the advent of the worship of the gods of Chaos. Some Arathracian theologians argued that the destruction was caused by [[ At this time, [[Bexaloth Archmage of the Infinite Elements of Eternal Chaos]] (regnavit 2191 to 2302), was ruler of Bryndyd and overlord of the ruler o
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• Pandancer
  ...actices the art of magical levitation, often for the purpose of worshiping chaos or its divinities, a pandancer makes contact with the energy of the [[panst ...xcept for brief periods of excess in some realms during the annual days of Chaos.
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