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  • ...return, thought many of the learned and ambitious. The Dominions of Chaos Rulers filled about two centuries. =Greater Rulers of Chaos of the Middle Ages of Chaos=
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  • ...e Archmage (2302)]], survived until their own demises. Finally, some chaos rulers departed from the common realm to another realm, such as [[Lord Kualotha of =Lesser Rulers of Chaos of the Middle Ages of Chaos=
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  • ...[Mirrhaimo]], Asgionantis was a great lover of books and practitioner of [[chaos magic]]. He was so called for his preference to read books around twilight *[[List of Lesser Chaos Rulers of the Middle Ages]]
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  • ...ut succumbing to the dominion of a chaos ruler. It resisted the spread of chaos worship and rulership and served as a refuge for the servants of Law, espec *[[Gorcorumb]] (sketchy, was subject to the Chaos Ruler of Ebinoe)
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  • {{icon|chaosruler}} b 2094, d 2251. ruled 2179 to 2251. The ancient Chaos Ruler of Deliops, Copazousa was short and plain-faced, but exceptionally qu Her life is recounted in the book [[Five Lives of the Princes of Chaos]] by [[Amric Ethuve]].
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  • ...f [[chaos magic]] and [[Chaos Cults|worship]]. The [[Chaos Gods|gods]] of Chaos grew in importance with the expansion of their cults and the public acknowl ...y menacing in the greater Pallathantic Region. The power and influence of Chaos Magic among humans and the world came to a pitch during the dreadful [[Anar
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  • {{icon|chaosruler}} b 2057, d 2296. Chaos Prince of Erechóreb, r 2083 to 2296. appears in his court as a small bug, Titney the Magnificent Pest as an autocratic chaos wizard employed many strange and varied servants and henchmen. He was fond
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  • ...eir 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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  • ...e of the [[List of Lesser Chaos Rulers of the Middle Ages|lesser rulers of chaos]]. The historic period of his rule is called the [[Protean Period]]. Varyaz *[[List of Lesser Chaos Rulers of the Middle Ages]]
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  • ...levitating according to his custom in the courtyards of [[Aadhnuub]]. Many chaos practitioners were typically consumed in ecstatic levitation. Midjourney.]] ...eld ascendancy over western Danona. Süjamaz was not a vassal to any other chaos lord. He was slain in 2307 at the conclusion of the the [[Tenth Isbajath]],
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  • {{icon|chaosruler}} b 2162, d 2391; ruled 2209 to 2391; Ddägduch: Chaos Ruler of [[Bambnaskügchawr]], skyness summoned from the elements. *Kömagukspeidd: mage-knights who ride flying chaos beasts and serve Ddägduch.
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  • ...in 2573, where he produced his magnum opus, ''Five Lives of the Princes of Chaos'' in the second half of his life. The book was published in 2579 in the [[ ...detail, rather than create a dull reference book about the dozens of Chaos Rulers, small and great, of the Middle Ages.
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  • ...s report that she had constructed or acquired a temple for the practice of chaos cults in the [[Amosgire]]. The temple is variously reported as destroyed by *[[List of Lesser Chaos Rulers of the Middle Ages]]
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  • ...comet. Zamzooh according to legend is the sole parent of the semi-divine rulers of Omeddim, Glilth and Glin. [[Chaos Gods]]
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  • ...; Death: 2252, slain in the [[Second Isbajath]]. Client and devotee of the chaos goddess, [[Ibsha]]. ...ing our world as a kind of [[aio]] who ultimately manifested as a powerful chaos entity. He typically accepted the male gender attribute, but only as matter
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  • ...return, thought many of the learned and ambitious. The Dominions of Chaos Rulers filled about two centuries. =Greater Rulers of Chaos of the Middle Ages of Chaos=
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  • ...ied 2267, reigned as Queen of Johaulia and Vimalia from 2233 to 2267, as a chaos vassal of [[Prince Ulcanov of the Shattered Waters]], from 2246 to 2267. Sh *[[List of Lesser Chaos Rulers of the Middle Ages]]
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  • ...ransmitted the worship of the same gods of Chaos for centuries. The word 'chaos' means a shapeless void, usually the source of creation, but also the power ...d the minds of many with a deep-seated loathing of deities that are openly chaos-oriented.
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  • ...haos magic sent by Ashazya to thwart them. This was the first time that a chaos ruler had known beforehand of the advent of the isbajuma and had taken meas ...the Incarnandist warriors had become become generally obvious to the chaos rulers of the rest of the [[Pallathantic Region]].
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  • ...iesthoods that had gained considerable power against humanlikes, including chaos-worshiping [[Jaffgorn]] Giants who had invaded and tried to dominate the re ...truggles until 2023 when their leadership collapsed amid various competing chaos cultists and priests.
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  • ...chaos mage and sorcerer and a worshiper of the god Rhewlla and the gods of chaos. Powerful spellcasters of the Middle Ages propitiated and emulated the god. ...m]], the name of the Medibgóëse God of the south wind. Some of the ancient rulers of Medibgö, such as [[Llŵmbo]], were named after Llŵm.
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  • ...the reigns of both [[List of Greater Chaos Rulers of the Middle Ages|Chaos Rulers]], giving insight into their character and policies.
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  • ...of [[Chaos]] over Asdar in known human history. [[Anarch]]s, the gods of Chaos, pitted their followers against one another. During this time, the Shaphri *[[List of Greater Chaos Rulers of the Middle Ages]]
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  • ...alled the [[Middle Ages of Chaos]] due to the prevailing dominion of Chaos Rulers. ;Late and Chaos Medieval Period
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  • ...ause he did not expect Ulcanov would offer any. He was regarded as both a Chaos Mage and an Archmage in power and practice. *[[List of Lesser Chaos Rulers of the Middle Ages]]
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  • ...h Isbajutha]]. The family prospered in the wake of the defeat of the chaos rulers and began to take a more active role in politics. ...Magdala into compliance with the royal decrees forbidding the practice of chaos magics. In this capacity, he served under the [[Grand Wizard of Magdala]].
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  • ...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 ...sacrament between practicing [[Arathracianism|Arathracians]] and the Chaos Rulers. Among the Medibgösk, he was known as [[Errhabsig]]. [[Lord Kualotha of th
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  • ...st of his life to his writing, particularly [[Five Lives of the Princes of Chaos]]. Amric died at age 59 from illness. *[[List of Greater Chaos Rulers of the Middle Ages]]
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  • ...e end of the [[List of Greater Chaos Rulers of the Middle Ages|great Chaos Rulers]] of the Pallathantic. *[[List of the Rulers of Tauhad]]
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  • ...ion, Schambûlthlaks underwent a transformation from a human priest-mage of chaos into a tentacled, many-eyed entity with great power, drawn into its own exo ...e prolonged and irreversible corruption of his body and advancement of his chaos powers. His eyes enabled him to see in all directions. It is surmised from
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  • ...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 ...Titan]], mythical founder of Hamaudh-Wesher, ancestral cult of priests and rulers of Hamaudh-Wesher
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  • ...e power of the temple to all of lower Shelekhumbia. In time, lesser chaos rulers abroad became her subjects, including [[Asgionantis of the Twilight]], the ...lly crowned Goddess-Queen of Leh-Shelekhumbis, according to legend, by the chaos goddess, [[Ishmût]] herself. Ishmutekebessa appointed priestesses to enfo
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  • ...t, the great skyness was devoured by colossal entities from the [[Realm of Chaos]] who had been under Ddägduch's control, but became fully free-willed upon ...air. Lord Ddägduch was slain and the skyness was devoured by the colossal chaos beasts. According to legend, some parts of the skyness fell to the earth a
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  • ...from the Erechórebese Church during the Chaos Rulers of the Middle Ages of Chaos was further exacerbated by the policies of the [[New Kalikán Empire]] whic
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  • ...truggles for rule after Useph-Re-Kaal's death and the increasing ascent of chaos cults are thought to have prevented his rule from becoming an established d [[Category:Chaos Magic Practitioners]]
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  • ;Mythical Omre (Gods ruled directly, but betrayal leads to rule of chaos gods) ;Kingdom of Chaos (ca 7,000 to 6000 AS)
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  • ...ought to rest against the mountains during the defeat of the various chaos rulers of that period. Scholars today attribute the ability of the city to remain ...ing the early Middle Ages, but abandoned during the [[Middle Ages of Chaos|Chaos period]]. It is now considered deconsecrated, but is very much an active c
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  • List of the Rulers of Amyrn ;[[Middle Ages of Chaos]]
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  • ...taken back by the gods during the Chaos Period (6,992 AS to 6,100 AS), but rulers of Kalama continued to keep a great, gilded tusk as a potent sign of the au
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  • ...s and allied Arathracians against the Chaos Rulers of the [[Middle Ages of Chaos]]. A female general commander of an isbajath was a [[th'ughiya]].
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  • ...exaloth the Archmage|Bexaloth Archmage of the Infinite Elements of Eternal Chaos]], dimensions: 76 inches wide by 42 inches high (193 cm high by 107 cm wide ...n admirer of Bexaloth or a collector. At this time, works depicting Chaos Rulers favorably were considered subversive and typically destroyed. The tapestry
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  • ;Chaos :[[Ishmût]]: chaos goddess of the waters of regeneration
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  • ...f address was "Your Infinitude." Despite the Archmage's association with [[Chaos]], modern historians have determined that he applied a highly organized sys ...the [[First Battle of the Archmage (2288)]], but only sent a detachment of chaos beasts for the [[Second Battle of the Archmage (2302)]].
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  • ...taken back by the gods during the Chaos Period (6,992 AS to 6,100 AS), but rulers of Kalama continued to keep a great, gilded tusk as a potent sign of the au
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  • ...uaries can proudly boast that they never succumbed to the tyranny of chaos rulers. [[Ancroidhloabh]], [[Tiadessa]], [[Yaihog]], [[Erracrumel]] and [[Oiglic [[File:ArathracianSanctuary_B_MDJ.png|thumb|300px|During the Middle Ages of Chaos, some Arathracian Sanctuaries were the only local sources of law and protec
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  • ...the defeat of the [[List of Greater Chaos Rulers of the Middle Ages|Chaos Rulers of the Middle Ages]]. Scholars see harmonism as an adaptation of pre-Arathr ...erently syncretist. Harmonism as generally practiced does not incorporate Chaos Cult practices or belief systems from outside of the Pallathantic Region an
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  • *[[Five Lives of the Princes of Chaos]], 2579, [[Amric Ethuve]] *[[Implements of Chaos: Guide to Bladewringing Swords and Daggers of the Late Middle Ages]], 2679,
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  • ...ly invited. The council deliberated the future campaigns against the Chaos Rulers, under the leadership of Incarnandina and her advisors in consultation with
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  • ...ons to her followers of an organized, ongoing campaign to defeat the chaos rulers of the [[Pallathantic Region]]. This was the first of three [[Isbajutha]] ...andism. Askymos was instrumental in establishing a local ruler, free from chaos worship, in [[Tsaah Paanz]].
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  • ...During the [[Middle Ages of Chaos]], a few places of Imzaamis converted to chaos cults or relapsed to their indigenous religions. =Imzaha during the Middle Ages of Chaos=
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  • 2477 to 2486, Alliance between Medibgö and Geddamin against Chaos Rulers. The Ebinóëse War came over two centuries after the [[Third Isbajath]],
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  • ...]. They were known for riding [[tchalta]]s into battle and worship gods of chaos. Their capital was the ancient temple-capital of [[Glor]]. The Leosardan Em
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  • Dozens of militant orders have served the rulers and religions of Asdar for thousands of years. Typically, the order is an ...nights-Magi of Aurice]], 17th Century, research magic, protect Aurice from Chaos, uphold chivalrous code, established by Ugorth the Archmage.
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  • ...e Archmage (2302)]], survived until their own demises. Finally, some chaos rulers departed from the common realm to another realm, such as [[Lord Kualotha of =Lesser Rulers of Chaos of the Middle Ages of Chaos=
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  • ...]] became a center of magical learning, not all of which was [[Chaos Magic|chaos magic]]. ...s say this was due to his generous nature. His worship of the [[Chaos Gods|Chaos God]] [[Errignomon]] was at the source of many of these rumors. On days he
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  • ...e it was used in secret during the [[Middle Ages of Chaos]] to disseminate chaos tracts, but this is greatly disputed in academic circles. ...nting press at the discretion of the ruler, citing the evils of subversive chaos tracts and the reckless dissemination of magical spells as the motivations.
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  • ==Many Rulers== Events: Voyage of the Chaos Fleet
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  • ...colonies were also chosen, but either did not survive the [[Middle Ages of Chaos]] or survived with only few representatives of the sect. ...nce. This main population of the Paimbalans survived the [[Middle Ages of Chaos]]. Today, small Paimbalan communities exist throughout southern Pytharnia
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  • ...r the [[Throes]], an aio may arrive and seek out the greatest enemies of [[Chaos]] — to present himself as an unquestioning servant with the hidden aim of ...he uses his ululation only when his work is done. An aio also has special chaos glyphs on his private quarters. An aio may employ his magic or his jisseen
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  • ...]] which was still in the hands of [[Titney the Magnificent Pest]] and his chaos minions. ...ns who landed on southern [[Erechóreb]] in 2293. Saragean was captured by chaos mages shortly thereafter and held captive for several days. Saragean was i
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  • ...call him ‘Prince Hersp’ who is the claimed progenitor of their high priest rulers. She dwells in the Realm of Chaos and is known to be polycosmic, inhabiting multiple dimensions of that realm
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  • ...ver eight thousand years. Today, the native religion is suppressed by the rulers of the [[Sultanate of Beph-Themesh]] who are [[Imzaami]]. *[[Ishmût]]: Chaos Goddess of the Waters of Creation and powerful regeneration
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  • *ca 1830 to 1890 Several great chaos sorcerers of Medibgö arise, power of sorcerer-kingship declines *1916 Sorcerer-King and heir slain by chaos sorcerers, collapse of Sorcerer-Kingship
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  • ;Golviaril Rulers Not properly yet Asbardy, See also: [[List of the Rulers of the Golden Empire of Pytharnia]]
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  • ...r and established the role of the[[Prince of the Sahmsuel]]. The Kholkhan rulers held power from 2378 to 2619 until they failed to produce an heir and the r ...uring the [[Izmukim Dynasty]]. The palace has been expanded by subsequent rulers over the centuries and now occupies the entirety of the prominence on which
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  • ...records materialized in the world of [[Asdar]] during the [[Middle Ages of Chaos|late middle ages]]. Sages report that it could appear on land, in the air, ...Ages|Chaos Ruler]] [[Bexaloth Archmage of the Infinite Elements of Eternal Chaos|Archmage Bexaloth]] summoned the city of Onombria by means of a series of r
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  • ...], Sorcerer-King of Medibgö. It remained legal during the [[Middle Ages of Chaos]], but was rarely convened again until the establishment of the [[Asgabin T *[[List of the Rulers of Medibgö]]
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  • :1835: Pytharnian Sunfather slain by Chaos Cultists ;Interregnum due to Chaos Rule of Trevirs
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  • ...es arose from the disorder of a period when the worship and power of the [[Chaos Gods]] had come into ascendance, called the [[Naumahmamshe Period]]. The N ...vasion from the east, the Hanumbasha rulers cooperated and organized other rulers to form a united army to defeat the giants. The prestige of the Hanumbasha
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  • ...s of both sky tribes and the powerful spellcasters of the [[Middle Ages of Chaos]]. The empire was contemporary to the Settlement of [[Gonfaloy]]. Omandral ...ed to their homeland. Local rulers assumed leadership of their polities. Rulers who had converted to Imzaha acknowledged the King (Zehlib) of [[Shagrela'al
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  • ...binóë]] and prevent him from sending aid or receiving aid from other chaos rulers as the Incarnandists expected that Strakkos would easily deduce the tisbaju ...rt the Incarnandists, but did provide intelligence and kept a watch on the chaos priests and forces of [[Corundy]]. At this time, the Arathracians were war
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  • ...]. During the [[Isbajutha]], power dwarven energist warriors defeated the chaos cultists, established a commonwealth, and increased the fledgling state's i *[[List of the Rulers of Gdelisica]]
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  • ...law and never had need to be liberated by the [[Isbajutha]], although its rulers are friendly to the Incarnandists and have historically cooperated with the ...ice and commoners pay a lower price, but still very costly. Additionally, rulers and magnates are expected to donate a costly work of art or to erect a smal
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  • ...n]] Sun God has been sacked, crumbled by earthquake, and used a palace for chaos cults, yet its devoted worshipers always restored it to its esteemed dignit ...in the face of the spread of the [[Arathracian Religion]]. The Yophenthean rulers honored the Temple, acknowledging the patron god as the father of [[Arathra
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  • ...al cities, brought the Neptultchi into prolonged conflict and war with the rulers of ancient [[Kalama]]. In 1984 AI, the Chaos Fleet landed and sojourned for some time at Bryndyd.
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  • ...et wise in nature, they are wont to propitiate the dark gods and fiends of Chaos. They fear most their god Shalb (aka Xhalb’) and his mother, the terrible Sibbarine ruling caste members are often apt sorcerers. A fewer number are chaos mages or priests of their ancestral gods.
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  • ...[[Incarnandina]], as part of the overall strategy to topple all the chaos rulers systematically, made the general call for the Twelfth Isbajath. It would p ...telepathic communication to coordinate and concentrate their forces on one chaos monster after the other. The fighting inside of the city became quite grav
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  • ...the [[Isbajutha]]. Thus some leaders turn the eye the other way and small chaos cults are practiced in large cities, in the countryside, and in the wilds. This is the Age of Steel and Dragons. Civilization succumbs to the powers of Chaos.
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  • ...]. During the [[Isbajutha]], power dwarven energist warriors defeated the chaos cultists, established a commonwealth, and increased the fledgling state's i *[[List of the Rulers of Gdelisica]]
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  • ...the ancients, the notion of chaos was not inherently evil. The waters of chaos were considered pure and unformed and thus essential for the life-force of ...to the chaos god, [[Lygdamion]], was troubling to the ancient Yophenthean rulers of the Kalaman peninsula and as a consequence, they forbid his worship outs
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  • ...to legend before 7000 AS and became an important site during the period of chaos cults. The city rose to great prominence thousands of years later at the e The Sursaha rulers chose the new capital as they were devotees of the god [[Atur]] and wanted
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  • * 1833 to 2311, Chaos Rulers of Trevirs ...1 to 2302, Rule of [[Bexaloth Archmage of the Infinite Elements of Eternal Chaos]]
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  • ...d years later, the vestiges of the Jairutthalese Empire succumbed to Chaos Rulers ([[Naumahmamshe Period]]) who dominated most of the seventh millennium befo *[[List of Rulers and Dynasties of Kalama]]
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  • =Rulers of Magdala {{icon|magdalancrown}}= ...le="text-align:center; background:DarkGreen; color:white;"|<big>'''List of Rulers of Magdala: Ontigurian Dynasty'''</big>
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  • ...d or exchanged over the centuries. It was found in the cache of the chaos rulers of [[Amyrn]] at the conclusion of the [[Isbajath of Sulmayand the Valiant]]
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  • *[[List of the Rulers of Magdala]] As example of table of rulers * [[Chaos Worship]]
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  • *Ithrads become a refuge during the [[Middle Ages of Chaos]], ~2000 to 2300 AI [[Category:Lists of Rulers]]
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  • *1985 [[Invasion of the Chaos Fleet]] 2285 IR [[Invasion of the Chaos Fleet|Invasion of the Chaos Fleet (2285 IR)]] in Rhafyx and Erechóreb
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  • ...ct degree of understanding is unknown and the secrecy which the modern-day rulers of Medibgö keep regarding the locomotion of the skynesses adds little know ...[[Anarch Wars]] suggests that some Aksiluvan Giants fled to the [[Realm of Chaos]], although not all scholars accept this.
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  • One who serves as an advisor to rulers, the wealthy, and corpora mercia, a pamnest has undergone rigorous training ...ed merchants, primarily for commercial strategy and bookkeeping purposes. Rulers generally distrusted them and merchants were happy to keep their powers to
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  • ...he city rests to the west, across from the mouth of the [[Rhaunve River]]. Rulers of Bryndyd since [[Kemerite]] times have taken full advantage of the city's ...al cities, brought the Neptultchi into prolonged conflict and war with the rulers of ancient [[Kalama]].
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  • ;Rheigluma and the Giants (Geddamin Rulers of Trevirs) ;The Red Priests and the Caves of Magdaia (The College of the Flamens of Chaos)
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  • ...ext seven millennia, the city was variously independent and subject to the rulers of mainland Kalama. After the Midrinksi Settlement of the Kalaman Peninsul ...nded with some to their private collections. In the late [[Middle Ages of Chaos]], the island was ruled by [[Asgionantis of the Twilight]], a bibliophile w
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  • ...ls and overthrown. The Jykki believe that only the strong should rule. The rulers of [[Khuridán]], [[Midiantir]], and [[Shar-Hez-Jir]] are subject to the ov ...minority of Jykki worship [[Chaos Gods]], but most Jykki find the gods of chaos to be weak compared to their own.
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  • ...Ninety Knells."<ref>[[Amric Ethuve]], 2579, [[Five Lives of the Princes of Chaos]]</ref> In history and literature, Prince Ulcanov is often called the 'Dark ...ury (ca 2610 to 2640) has endeavored to show that Ulcanov's worship of the Chaos Gods was apotropaic, that is designed to avert their anger and destructive
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  • *[[Chanduram the Bladewringer]], an Aurician senator, outed as a chaos-worshiper and executed. ;Medibgóëse Rulers, a succession of four Princes-Governor ruled Lucacia from 2477 to 2507
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  • {{See also|Chronology of Medibgö|List of the Rulers of Medibgö}} ...Period and many records were destroyed or lost during the [[Middle Ages of Chaos]].
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  • ...om consists of only one dynasty, the Khewiat, with only two rulers. These rulers introduced new gods and were the subject of much controversy for another th ...red only one dynasty and two rulers before succumbing to the worshipers of Chaos gods and magic.
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  • ...of the Princes of Chaos]], 2579,[[Amric Ethuve]], biography of five chaos rulers, including Prince Ulcanov
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  • =List of Rulers of Hamaudh-Wesher= *CHAOS PHARAOH: b x, BA x to x (x years) -x.
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  • ...ad in use. Medibgö also set the precedent for the role of wizards in post-chaos, modern times and established the basics of their manner of dress with the *[[List of the Rulers of Medibgö]]
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  • ...of calculated wars that brought to an end the dominions of the great Chaos Rulers of the Middle Ages. The Isbajutha consist of the general psychic crusades ...rathracian Church]] followed an organized program aimed at eliminating the chaos leaders with immense success.
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  • Historians consider the two millennia of time following the Chaos Period and the City-State Period to be the long cultural flowering of the h ...propped up by [[Esabdalites|Esabdalite]] mercenaries who eventually became rulers in the final dynasty, the [[Drasa Dynasty]]. The Gahashpujani lasted 584 ye
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  • *1980, The Chaos Fleet sets anchor near Cetibrymio *[[List of Rulers and Dynasties of Kalama]]
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  • ...yndyd]] which was during the reign of [[Bexaloth]] in the [[Middle Ages of Chaos]]? ...yndyd]] which was during the reign of [[Bexaloth]] in the [[Middle Ages of Chaos]]?
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  • ...ar the site of the future city of [[Beh-Shelub]]. They defeated the local chaos governor of Ishmutekebessa and established a base of operations, [[Camp of ...n]]. The tis’bajuma gained the addition of two powerful Weshifite tribal rulers and set out from their camp along the east side of the Leh-Shelekhumbis Riv
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  • ...ete internal authority over his dominion. Other city-states with princely rulers abound in Old Zephasia, such as [[Ishdind]], [[Ramu-Derra]], [[Rayootipurt] ...Old Zephasians worship many kinds of divinities, some of which are like [[chaos gods]] and some which are like the lawful [[Isxinthion gods]]. Scholars ha
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  • {{See also|Chronology of Kalama|List of Rulers and Dynasties of Kalama}} ...d towards the present to contain many credible facts, including dynasties, rulers, and cultural history. The dynasties from this time on are grouped into six
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  • ...evotion to one’s parents, especially one’s father. Heirs, princes, future rulers, and those of Yophenthean heritage often worship him. He is the rescuer of his brother, [[Rhio]], from the [[Chaos Gods]] who kidnapped him. Arathrax struggled indirectly against his half-br
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  • ...udhi Brigade|Kamsudhi Brigade of Aurice]]. Falsely accused of dabbling in chaos, he was not a religious dogmatist, but generously supported several temples [[Category:Rulers of Aurice]]
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  • :[[Five Lives of the Princes of Chaos]], [[Amric Ethuve]], 2579 :[[Eradication of Chaos Cults in Imperial Law]], 2369
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  • {{See also|Chronology of Medibgö|List of the Rulers of Medibgö}} ...until the [[Middle Ages]], when the ongoing threat of internecine strife, chaos sorcerers, the dissolution of central authority in [[High Pytharnia]] and e
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  • ...f the absence of [[Medibgóëse]] oversight were during the [[Middle Ages of Chaos]], the [[First Kalikán Empire]], and the [[New Kalikán Empire]]. The [[Em
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  • {{Hatnote|This article lists the sultans of Zarajove. For the period of chaos rule, see [[Süjamaz the Ecstatic]].}} [[Category:Lists of Rulers]]
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  • ...e Geddamin Empire. The Geddamin society is strongly divided between noble rulers and commoners and the rites, observances, and customs focus upon the noble ...aimed as their ancestral abode. Sometime during the late [[Middle Ages of Chaos]], they stirred from their deep sleep during the [[Awakening of the Geddami
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  • ...rd of Aurice who practiced some magic for self-defense. After the Rule of Chaos, it was considered suspicious for a ruling noble to practice wizardry. --attributed to the ancient Yophenthean rulers.
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  • *Lygdamion, lord of chaos, plots to overthrow the gods *The gods of chaos conquer the world but are at length defeated
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  • =List of the Rulers of Medibgö= This list shows the various dynasties and rulers of Medibgö in chronological order. The Sorcerer-Kings ruled nearly continu
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  • ...rship ancient gods which the [[Imzaami]] rulers of [[Shanjahar]] regard as chaos gods. If the Shanjari were to try to weed out these native cults, the resu
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  • ...in existence, though with much limited power, through the [[Middle Ages of Chaos]]. In the fifteen century, the [[Great Sky Kingdom]] became the [[Skymark ...nt rivalry between the Parkyons and the Kalikán. The Skymark defended the rulers of [[Skerrod]] who shifted their allegiance which event precipitated the [[
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  • ...ient tisbajutha who liberated the Pallathantic nations from powerful Chaos Rulers during the [[Isbajutha]]. However, the mission and aftermath of the Isbajut ...militant anceps used by tisbajuma during their campaigns against the Chaos Rulers.
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  • With the overthrow of chaos rulers elsewhere in the [[Pallathantic Region]], and the rise of early nation-stat
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  • *[[Hanaaku]] Princes [Rulers of Omre] *Hanaaku Princes [Rulers of Hoernect]
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  • ...d the lawful integration of magic into society after the [[Middles Ages of Chaos]]. [[Category:Rulers of Aurice]]
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  • ...from the sixth millennium [[AS|before Salmakhamer]] towards the present. Rulers before this time are considered legendary or semi-legendary. Non-native an =List of Dynasties and Rulers of Kalama=
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  • *1985 AI, [[Invasion of the Chaos Fleet]], Erechóreb ...f Johaulia]], Amrulmoon (1m), Aurician and Corundian Victory; Gorcorumbese rulers enraged at Aurice, vow to crush House Bijäl
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  • The rulers of [[Skerrod]] who had formerly sworn fealty to the Emperor of the Kalikán ...f the imperial sky powers ascending from the ashes of the [[Middle Ages of Chaos]], namely the Medibgóëse, the Kalikán (Vankkagomir, Khabur), and, by way
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  • ...s and the throne of the King of Magdala lay vacant amid the rising tide of chaos cultists, particularly the College of the [[Flamens of the Changeable Gods] *[[List of the Rulers of Magdala]]
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  • ...nd was instrumental in the recovery of commerce from the fall of the chaos rulers and the transition to the modern order of affairs. The corpus merx differed
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  • ;1,800 AI (Humans turn more and more to Chaos Wizardry to defeat Humanlike enemies) 1800 AI to 2350 AI: MIDDLE AGES OF CHAOS (550 yrs)
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  • ...the steppes. [[Prince Ulcanov]] through the turmoil of the Middle Ages of Chaos arose and became self-appointed tyrant of the city for about one hundred fi {{See also|List of the Rulers of Aurice}}
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  • '''19th Century (1800 to 1899) (Rise of Chaos Sorcerers)''' '''20th Century (1900 to 1999) (1985 AI, Invasion of the Chaos Fleet)'''
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  • ...n for confiscating dwarven gold deeply offensive. In practice, Yophenthean rulers did not confiscate dwarven gold, but expressed religious dogma that all gol ...hed, but some dwarven scholars believe this contributed to the practice of chaos magic among the dwarves that led to the collapse of some dwarven states.
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  • ...hemselves not only as superior to all other humans but also as the natural rulers of the world, the Yophentheans established an imperial order which involved ...archy. The racism of the Yophentheans advanced themselves as the rightful rulers of the human race. Their conception of superiority consisted of their beli
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  • ...n the West evolved from the worship of the Isxinthion Gods, except for the chaos cults which are thought to be as ancient or nearly as ancient as the cults ...Yophenthean Empire, but retained some faithful until the [[Middle Ages of Chaos]] when it became nearly extinct as a religion. It was not a monolatrous re
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  • ...amsudhi soldiers, specially trained to use energism in combat and to fight chaos-based powers. =Rulers=
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  • :[[Azubis]]: {chaotic neutral, good tendencies} lesser chaos god of musicians and circus performers ...hiped in the [[Jaggudorns]] by the [[dwarves]] during the [[Middle Ages of Chaos]].
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  • ...oring, and green, blue, or opalescent eyes. They are not practitioners of Chaos magic and magic in general is foreign to them. Anyamuna tribes nominally a The [[Great Sky War]] brought the colony into the attention of Pallathantic rulers. Before the signatories of the [[Treaty of Tauhad (2576)]] could gather in
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  • :[[Maldarin]]: LG greater dwarven god of rulers and those in authority ;Chaos Cults of Ligdo and Saktiya
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  • :[[Ankhura-Sin]] Senior chaos priest of the [[Kaiwakkha Shaluspahi]], lived 6,249 AS to 6,152 AS (~97 yea ...ndalian Dynasty, 8035 to 7821, during the [[Gurshur Kingdom]] of [[List of Rulers and Dynasties of Kalama|Ancient Kalama]]
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