Ra-Ghul - Revision history

Szabot: Reverted

2007-06-11T04:47:17Z

Reverted

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[[Category:Demigods]]
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[[Image:Raghul_small.jpg|150px|right]]
'''Alignment''': [[Alignment#Chaotic_Neutral|Chaotic Neutral]]

'''Colors''': Red

'''Worshippers' Alignment''': Any chaotic

'''Domain''': Warfare, Combat, Berserkers

'''Clerical Domains:''' [[Magic:Level#Strength|Strength]], [[Magic:Level#War|War]]

'''Religious Orders:''' [[Guild:FuryofRa-Ghul|Fury of Ra-Ghul]]

'''Center of Worship''': [[Tyedu]]

'''Ra-Ghul''' can be considered one of the deific success stories of the barbaric nation of [[Tyedu]]. It is not widely known exactly which tribe he originated from, but the story goes that he was one of the many small "deities" created from [[Mikon]]'s agents who watched over Tyedu at one point in its history. Whereas most of the deities created there were connected to a natural formation or area, and thus did not have much chance to perpetuate their following outside their resident tribe, Ra-Ghul's worship was transferred from tribe to tribe. This was due to his sphere of influence being a popular motif among many tribes in Tyedu, and as his legend and worship grew, so did his power. Ra-Ghul gained true godhood among the tribes of Tyedu, and interestingly enough, his worship slowly spread south to the [[The Kurathene Empire|Kurathene]], where it was transferred all over the continent via the harbor cities located there.

Ra-Ghul's portfolio concerns any kind of fight that is done in an animalistic, chaotic manner. He is also revered by many different flavors of battleragers and berserkers around the globe. Ra-Ghul's priests still dress in fairly primitive skins and have many "rituals" to invoke the god's rage in a person. Some of them actually work, depending on the recipient. Though in the heat of a ceremony, it is more often the crowd pleasing measures and manipulation that count the most.

Followers of Ra-Ghul can be found on all sides of a conflict, for the god cares not for causes or reasons. Only the rage of the fight is what concerns him.

Xenophile at 20:07, 23 February 2007

2007-02-23T20:07:52Z

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Landrin Mard: linkified domains

2007-02-06T02:35:56Z

linkified domains

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	'''Domain''': Warfare, Combat, Berserkers		'''Domain''': Warfare, Combat, Berserkers

	'''Clerical Domains:''' Strength, War		'''Clerical Domains:''' [[Magic:Level#Strength\|Strength]], [[Magic:Level#War\|War]]

	'''Religious Orders:''' [[Guild:FuryofRa-Ghul\|Fury of Ra-Ghul]]		'''Religious Orders:''' [[Guild:FuryofRa-Ghul\|Fury of Ra-Ghul]]

Sephira: Added colors

2006-10-07T01:10:23Z

Added colors

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	'''Alignment''': [[Alignment#Chaotic_Neutral\|Chaotic Neutral]]		'''Alignment''': [[Alignment#Chaotic_Neutral\|Chaotic Neutral]]

			'''Colors''': Red

	'''Worshippers' Alignment''': Any chaotic		'''Worshippers' Alignment''': Any chaotic

Xenophile at 17:36, 15 September 2006

2006-09-15T17:36:16Z

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	'''Religious Orders:''' [[Guild:FuryofRa-Ghul\|Fury of Ra-Ghul]]		'''Religious Orders:''' [[Guild:FuryofRa-Ghul\|Fury of Ra-Ghul]]

			'''Center of Worship''': [[Tyedu]]

Xenophile at 01:05, 7 September 2006

2006-09-07T01:05:36Z

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Buddha at 10:22, 2 April 2006

2006-04-02T10:22:35Z

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Xenophile at 23:44, 22 March 2006

2006-03-22T23:44:37Z

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	'''Worshippers' Alignment''': Any chaotic		'''Worshippers' Alignment''': Any chaotic

Xenophile: cleaning up old links to Pg:Tyedu

2006-03-14T18:40:01Z

cleaning up old links to Pg:Tyedu

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	'''Ra-Ghul''' can be considered one of the deific success stories of the barbaric nation of [[~~Pg:Tyedu\|~~Tyedu]]. It is not widely known exactly which tribe he originated from, but the story goes that he was one of the many small "deities" created from [[Mikon]]'s agents who watched over Tyedu at one point in its history. Whereas most of the deities created there were connected to a natural formation or area, and thus did not have much chance to perpetuate their following outside their resident tribe, Ra-Ghul's worship was transferred from tribe to tribe. This was due to his sphere of influence being a popular motif among many tribes in Tyedu, and as his legend and worship grew, so did his power. Ra-Ghul gained true godhood among the tribes of Tyedu, and interestingly enough, his worship slowly spread south to the [[The Kurathene Empire\|Kurathene]], where it was transferred all over the continent via the harbor cities located there.		'''Ra-Ghul''' can be considered one of the deific success stories of the barbaric nation of [[Tyedu]]. It is not widely known exactly which tribe he originated from, but the story goes that he was one of the many small "deities" created from [[Mikon]]'s agents who watched over Tyedu at one point in its history. Whereas most of the deities created there were connected to a natural formation or area, and thus did not have much chance to perpetuate their following outside their resident tribe, Ra-Ghul's worship was transferred from tribe to tribe. This was due to his sphere of influence being a popular motif among many tribes in Tyedu, and as his legend and worship grew, so did his power. Ra-Ghul gained true godhood among the tribes of Tyedu, and interestingly enough, his worship slowly spread south to the [[The Kurathene Empire\|Kurathene]], where it was transferred all over the continent via the harbor cities located there.

	Ra-Ghul's portfolio concerns any kind of fight that is done in an animalistic, chaotic manner. He is also revered by many different flavors of battleragers and berserkers around the globe. Ra-Ghul's priests still dress in fairly primitive skins and have many "rituals" to invoke the god's rage in a person. Some of them actually work, depending on the recipient. Though in the heat of a ceremony, it is more often the crowd pleasing measures and manipulation that count the most.		Ra-Ghul's portfolio concerns any kind of fight that is done in an animalistic, chaotic manner. He is also revered by many different flavors of battleragers and berserkers around the globe. Ra-Ghul's priests still dress in fairly primitive skins and have many "rituals" to invoke the god's rage in a person. Some of them actually work, depending on the recipient. Though in the heat of a ceremony, it is more often the crowd pleasing measures and manipulation that count the most.

	Followers of Ra-Ghul can be found on all sides of a conflict, for the god cares not for causes or reasons. Only the rage of the fight is what concerns him.		Followers of Ra-Ghul can be found on all sides of a conflict, for the god cares not for causes or reasons. Only the rage of the fight is what concerns him.

Blakebenneset at 20:32, 24 February 2006

2006-02-24T20:32:24Z

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