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| − | Goddess of Chaos, she claimed the parentage of [[Magdaia]] and [[Lygdamion]]. | + | Goddess of Chaos, she claimed the parentage of [[Magdaia]] and [[Lygdamion]]. She was goddess of free-spirits, horsemen, and said to have once been the lover of [[Jarumbodius of Niahore]] in their quest for the true [[Juffa]]. Her worship is proscribed in most jurisdictions in the [[Pallathantic Region]] in keeping with the [[Accord of the Princes of Law]]. |
| − | Gwona was the leader along with her priest-consort, [[Jarumbodius of Niahore]] of the [[Chaos Fleet]]. Legend recounts that she bore nine children and that some of these became great chaos priest-mages. Much of the records of the [[Middle Ages of Chaos]] were destroyed by the [[Tisbaja|tisbajuma]] and hidden by devotees of Chaos who went into hiding in the twenty fifth century. But rumors report that the great chaos wizards, including [[Bexaloth]], [[Titney the Magnificent Pest]], [[Lord Kualotha of the Groaning Earth]], and [[Prince Ulcanov]] were her offspring. It is uncertain whether the attribution is in the literal or figurative sense. | + | Gwona was the leader along with her priest-consort, [[Jarumbodius of Niahore]] of the [[Chaos Fleet]]. Legend recounts that she bore nine children, the [[Gwonavite]]s, and that some of these became great chaos priest-mages. Much of the records of the [[Middle Ages of Chaos]] were destroyed by the [[Tisbaja|tisbajuma]] and hidden by devotees of Chaos who went into hiding in the twenty fifth century. But rumors report that the great chaos wizards, including [[Bexaloth]], [[Titney the Magnificent Pest]], [[Lord Kualotha of the Groaning Earth]], and [[Prince Ulcanov]] were her offspring. It is uncertain whether the attribution is in the literal or figurative sense. |
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Latest revision as of 23:20, 17 June 2018
Goddess of Chaos, she claimed the parentage of Magdaia and Lygdamion. She was goddess of free-spirits, horsemen, and said to have once been the lover of Jarumbodius of Niahore in their quest for the true Juffa. Her worship is proscribed in most jurisdictions in the Pallathantic Region in keeping with the Accord of the Princes of Law.
Gwona was the leader along with her priest-consort, Jarumbodius of Niahore of the Chaos Fleet. Legend recounts that she bore nine children, the Gwonavites, and that some of these became great chaos priest-mages. Much of the records of the Middle Ages of Chaos were destroyed by the tisbajuma and hidden by devotees of Chaos who went into hiding in the twenty fifth century. But rumors report that the great chaos wizards, including Bexaloth, Titney the Magnificent Pest, Lord Kualotha of the Groaning Earth, and Prince Ulcanov were her offspring. It is uncertain whether the attribution is in the literal or figurative sense.
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