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The Void is nothing, the rift of pure emptiness that encompasses and embraces the [[Prime Material]]. It is the demesne and corpus of [[Ashur]], who is also emptiness. It is a space of pure entropy, the end of time, and utterly inimical to life. |
The Void is nothing, the rift of pure emptiness that encompasses and embraces the [[Prime Material]]. It is the demesne and corpus of [[Ashur]], who is also emptiness. It is a space of pure entropy, the end of time, and utterly inimical to life. |
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Many places exist within the Void, and many are populated by demons. A demon is nominally any denizen of the Void, whether native or transformed. Many different kinds of demonic species and varieties exist of varying levels of power and hostility towards mortals and the Prime Material. [[Void sphere|Void magicians]] frequently summon and bind demons to various ends with the use of rites that pierce the '''Silver Veil''', the planar barrier that isolates the Prime Material. The nature of those pacts varies, as does the attitude bound demons have towards their binders, though it is rarely positive. |
Many places exist within the Void, and many are populated by demons. A demon is nominally any denizen of the Void, whether native or transformed. Many different kinds of demonic species and varieties exist of varying levels of power and hostility towards mortals and the Prime Material. [[Void sphere|Void magicians]] frequently summon and bind demons to various ends with the use of rites that pierce the '''Silver Veil''', the planar barrier that isolates the [[Prime Material]]. The nature of those pacts varies, as does the attitude bound demons have towards their binders, though it is rarely positive. |
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==Thirteen Saints of Ashur== |
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The thirteen Lords of the Void are god-like in strength within their spheres of influence. The names and natures of the Saints of Ashur may change, but there are always thirteen, and Ashur is always the thirteenth. |
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=== Agduk the Hunter, Terror of Chaigidon === |
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=== An'akarta the Infernal Hunger, Flame of Logor === |
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=== Bahhaoth the Watcher in the Black, Queen of the Sea That Is Not === |
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=== Barkja the Infernal Sage, Keeper of the Arcanum === |
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=== Igray'iitu the Verminious, Beast of the Grey Wastes === |
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=== Isetaton the Maze, Demon Sultan of Selb-Kar === |
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=== Kil Zu the Rapacious, King of the Courts of Flesh === |
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=== Khamurn the Avaricious, Magistrate of the Iron Law === |
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=== Nyogthua the Sorceress, High Priestess of the Arcanum === |
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=== Tzakmeqiel the Desecratrix, Queen of Pestilence === |
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=== Vaeshir the Demilich, Grand Vizier of Logor === |
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=== Xth'jich the Eternal Demon, Imperator of the Legions of Chaigidon === |
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Latest revision as of 02:04, 2 July 2024
The Void is nothing, the rift of pure emptiness that encompasses and embraces the Prime Material. It is the demesne and corpus of Ashur, who is also emptiness. It is a space of pure entropy, the end of time, and utterly inimical to life.
Many places exist within the Void, and many are populated by demons. A demon is nominally any denizen of the Void, whether native or transformed. Many different kinds of demonic species and varieties exist of varying levels of power and hostility towards mortals and the Prime Material. Void magicians frequently summon and bind demons to various ends with the use of rites that pierce the Silver Veil, the planar barrier that isolates the Prime Material. The nature of those pacts varies, as does the attitude bound demons have towards their binders, though it is rarely positive.
Thirteen Saints of Ashur
The thirteen Lords of the Void are god-like in strength within their spheres of influence. The names and natures of the Saints of Ashur may change, but there are always thirteen, and Ashur is always the thirteenth.
