Elysid - Revision history

Asch at 08:57, 28 January 2018

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Asch at 08:57, 28 January 2018

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Asch at 08:57, 28 January 2018

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Asch: /* Preface */

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‎Preface

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‎Preface

Asch at 11:32, 18 January 2018

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Asch at 11:00, 18 January 2018

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Asch: /* Tyl */

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‎Tyl

Asch: /* Tyl */

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‎Tyl

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‎Tyl

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	Usually, a small town will take one Deity as their host while bigger cities will have several temples worshiping different deities. For worshiping, there is no restriction on whom the believer prays to, different occasion may require prayer to different deities.		Usually, a small town will take one Deity as their host while bigger cities will have several temples worshiping different deities. For worshiping, there is no restriction on whom the believer prays to, different occasion may require prayer to different deities.
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 Usually, a small town will take one Deity as their host while bigger cities will have several temples worshiping different deities. For worshiping, there is no restriction on whom the believer prays to, different occasion may require prayer to different deities.
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 ==Ys==

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+<html><img src="https://image.ibb.co/gBcQrm/tyl.png" style="float:right;" alt="elysid"></html>
 Tyl is the first son of Ys and Uene. At birth, Ys assigned unto Tyl the domain of justice along with a golden compass, which would help Tyl stay true to his righteous path. As Tyl grew up, he became overdependent on the compass to guide him through life without actively making the choices himself, which allowed his half-brother, a Tora called Ansora to exploit his weakness.
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 ==Idna==
-<html><img src="https://image.ibb.co/fAk3Bm/idna.png" style="float:right;" alt="elysid"></html>
+<html><img src="https://image.ibb.co/cp3yBm/idna.png" style="float:right;" alt="elysid"></html>
-As Ys' oldest daughter, Idna is revered as the wisest among the deities. Per his wisdom, she is tasked with recording the past and the future. While Idna is depicted as a mild-tempered maiden, her many responsibilities and domain often lead her to mental chaos. According to the lore, she is very close with Iedi, who cures her mental malady.
+Despite being the eldest daughter, Idna was always a mild tempered girl, who was completely unremarkable in every way except for one thing, her unquenchable curiosity. Idna had to know the answer to all questions, the solvent to all riddles, the secret of all mysteries. Because of her obsession, Idna found herself in front of the scrying pool of Mimir, a foreign god who
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-<li><span class="b1">Domains:</span> Knowledge, mind, magic, and divination.</li>
+<li><span class="b1">Domains:</span> Mind, divinity, and magic.</li>
 <li><span class="b1">Emblem:</span> An open book with an arcane flame on top of it.</li>
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 <li><span class="b1">Emblem:</span> A bleeding steel gauntlet in the shape of a fist clutching onto a barbed vine that coils around the wrist and forearm.</li>
 </ul><br>
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-Tyl is the first son and the embodiment of justice and righteousness. In the lore, one of the Malevolent Toras, Ansora, tricked Tyl into spilling tainted blood, which resulted in a vile plague that wiped out half of the world.
+Tyl is the first son of Ys and Uene. At birth, Ys assigned unto Tyl the domain of justice along with a golden compass, which would help Tyl stay true to his righteous path. As Tyl grew up, he became overdependent on the compass to guide him through life without actively making the choices himself, which allowed his half-brother, a Tora called Ansora to exploit his weakness.
-To atone for his mistake, Tyl took this poison into his body, torturing himself eternally. Those who take Tyl as their host often have great conviction, namely defenders of faith like Paladins.<br><br>
+By fiddling with the compass, Ansora tricked Tyl into cutting Argoragos, who was a good-nature spirit and draining her blood over a river to cleanse her. However, she cursed Tyl and the world before she died, spreading a deathly disease through the water way and nearly wipe out the world of mortals.
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