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Followers of the Divine Alphabet are few in number and lack an organized hierarchy. One legend that is occasionally spoken of is the Burning of the Logeion, an incident in which their Logeion (a principle temple-library) was burned by a mob. It is disputed where the Logeion was located and who was responsible for its destruction, although followers of the Nine Faced God are commonly blamed and indeed there often tends to be considerable hostility between the two sects. | Followers of the Divine Alphabet are few in number and lack an organized hierarchy. One legend that is occasionally spoken of is the Burning of the Logeion, an incident in which their Logeion (a principle temple-library) was burned by a mob. It is disputed where the Logeion was located and who was responsible for its destruction, although followers of the Nine Faced God are commonly blamed and indeed there often tends to be considerable hostility between the two sects. | ||
==The Timeless One== | |||
'''Associated Domains: Evil, Death, Undeath, Fate, Knowledge''' | |||
'''Focus: Necromancers, Seekers of Knowledge or Power''' | |||
'''Special Requirements: Evil''' | |||
A new power of undeath, followers of the Timeless One believe the figure holds absolute power over both life and death. Feared equally as animators and murderers, it is said they will stop at nothing in their pursuit of dark knowledge and magic. A holy site of pilgrimage known only as the Bone Gates is whispered of where they are said to leave dark offerings in the hopes of being chosen by the Timeless One to serve eternally. | |||
=''Monstrous Faiths''= | =''Monstrous Faiths''= | ||