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Echryistac Tree

2006-09-12T05:40:24Z

Tindel:

This tree is often left as a footnote in the tragic tale of Perphyron Deran, relegated to the sidelines by 'scholars' who wish to further their personal agendas at the cost of historical truth. When studied impartially, the Echryistac Tree if found to be a magnificent example of Primordial craftsmanship, an example of a wonder Creation will never see again.

The tree's importance is often left as being the focal point of the Carthesis 'disease'. It would be more accurate to state that the disease was caused by human inability to fully comprehend the Tree. A single branch of the Echryistac tree held more concentrated, materialized joy than the entire human race can be said to generate in a full day. When confronted with this apparition, most mortals simply stare in rapt fascination until they die from malnutrition.

Those who can break themselves from contemplating infinite joy are left changed. More prone to introspection, more empathic to the joys and sorrows of those around them. This empathy if often debilitating, as demonstrated by Carthesis; however, it can also be said that this empathy is also amazingly potent in combating the effects of becoming Anathema. Perphyron Deran's story can attest to this, as it was extended contact with the tree that let him retain enough of his soul that he was still recognizably human at his death during the Purging of Citan.

Conversely, the Tree's destruction by Resiar Gux, a feat accomplishable only through the application of infinite malice, is a potent reminder of the depravity Anathema are capable of.

References

[[Perphyron Deran]]

[[Carthesis]]

Citations

[[Purging of Citan]]

[[Resiar Gux]]

-Ledu Budehi, August Chronicler of Art

LexiconQR

2006-09-12T05:30:00Z

Tindel:

==Q==

==R==
[[Resiar Gux]]

LexiconOP

2006-09-12T05:29:25Z

Tindel: /* P */

[[Category:Lexicon]]

== O ==
[[Oracle of Tessia]]

== P ==
[[Palace of the Anathema]]
[[Perphyron Deran]]
[[Proto-Varang]]
[[Purging of Citan]]

Echryistac Tree

2006-09-12T05:28:52Z

Tindel:

This tree is often left as a footnote in the tragic tale of Perphyron Deran, relegated to the sidelines by 'scholars' who wish to further their personal agendas at the cost of historical truth. When studied impartially, the Echryistac Tree if found to be a magnificent example of Primordial craftsmanship, an example of a wonder Creation will never see again.

The tree's importanct is often left as being the focal point of the Carthesis 'disease'. It would be more accurate to state that the disease was caused by human inability to fully comprehend the Tree. A single branch of the Echryistac tree held more concentrated, materialized joy than the entire human race can be said to generate in a full day. When confronted with this apparition, most mortals simply stare in rapt fascination until they die from malnutrition.

Those who can break themselves from contemplating infinite joy are left changed. More prone to introspection, more empathic to the joys and sorrows of those around them. This empathy if often debilitating, as demonstrated by Carthesis; however, it can also be said that this empathy is also amazingly potent in combating the effects of becoming Anathema. Perphyron Deran's story can attest to this, as it was extended contact with the tree that let him retain enough of his soul that he was still recognizably human at his death during the Purging of Citan.

Conversely, the Tree's destruction by Resiar Gux, a feat accomplishable only through the application of infinite malice, is a potent reminder of the depravity Anathema are capable of.

References

[[Perphyron Deran]]

[[Carthesis]]

Citations

[[Purging of Citan]]

[[Resiar Gux]]

-Ledu Budehi, August Chronicler of Art

LexiconCD

2006-09-10T00:40:09Z

Tindel: /* C: */

[[Category:Lexicon]]
== C: ==
[[Cattabrinade, prophecy of]]

[[Cannibalism (lexicon)|Cannibalism]]

[[Carthesis]]

[[Clouseaus Jade]]

== D: ==
[[Demon Touched]]

[[Deionarius the Imprudent]]

[[Destruction of Gem]]

LexiconKL

2006-09-09T06:03:42Z

Tindel:

==K:==
[[Kaer'jesssrk]]

LexiconIJ

2006-09-09T06:03:11Z

Tindel:

==I:==
[[Inmill]]

Demon Touched

2006-09-09T06:02:34Z

Tindel:

The infamouse Nine-Hundred and Ninety-Nine Universal Sexual Sutras, though little more than cheap pornography, do have one redeeming feature - they help chronicle the phenomena of the Daemon Touched.

Many of the...poses advocated by that guide are physically impossible for the three sentient races present at this time : Humans, Dragon Kings and Inmills. The conclusion we are left with is that this guide was written to prepare the lesser races for encounters with a primordial or one of their souls, since gods at this time were universally anthropomorphic. Such beings so 'blessed' became known as Daemon Touched, due mostly to the fact that in the Dragon King tongue, 'Daemon' was their word for 'Primordial'.

The corruption of this word to Demon, and its subsequent proliferation in use to describe primordial souls can be attributed largely to the efforts of a Dragon King teacher named Kaer'jesssrk.

Referenced:

[[Nine-Hundred and Ninety-Nine Universal Sexual Sutras]]

Citations:

[[Inmill]]

[[Kaer'jesssrk]]

-Ledu Budehi, August Chronicler of Art in an address to the Shogunate School of Sensual Pleasure

Demon Touched

2006-09-09T06:01:58Z

Tindel:

Daemon Touched

The infamouse Nine-Hundred and Ninety-Nine Universal Sexual Sutras, though little more than cheap pornography, do have one redeeming feature - they help chronicle the phenomena of the Daemon Touched.

Many of the...poses advocated by that guide are physically impossible for the three sentient races present at this time : Humans, Dragon Kings and Inmills. The conclusion we are left with is that this guide was written to prepare the lesser races for encounters with a primordial or one of their souls, since gods at this time were universally anthropomorphic. Such beings so 'blessed' became known as Daemon Touched, due mostly to the fact that in the Dragon King tongue, 'Daemon' was their word for 'Primordial'.

The corruption of this word to Demon, and its subsequent proliferation in use to describe primordial souls can be attributed largely to the efforts of a Dragon King teacher named Kaer'jesssrk.

Referenced:

[[Nine-Hundred and Ninety-Nine Universal Sexual Sutras]]

Citations:

[[Inmill]]

[[Kaer'jesssrk]]

-Ledu Budehi, August Chronicler of Art in an address to the Shogunate School of Sensual Pleasure

Demon Touched

2006-09-09T06:01:21Z

Tindel:

Daemon Touched

The infamouse Nine-Hundred and Ninety-Nine Universal Sexual Sutras, though little more than cheap pornography, do have one redeeming feature - they help chronicle the phenomena of the Daemon Touched.

Many of the...poses advocated by that guide are physically impossible for the three sentient races present at this time : Humans, Dragon Kings and Inmills. The conclusion we are left with is that this guide was written to prepare the lesser races for encounters with a primordial or one of their souls, since gods at this time were universally anthropomorphic. Such beings so 'blessed' became known as Daemon Touched, due mostly to the fact that in the Dragon King tongue, 'Daemon' was their word for 'Primordial'.

The corruption of this word to Demon, and its subsequent proliferation in use to describe primordial souls can be attributed largely to the efforts of a Dragon King teacher named Kaer'jesssrk.

Referenced:
[[Nine-Hundred and Ninety-Nine Universal Sexual Sutras]]

Citations:
[[Inmill]]
[[Kaer'jesssrk]]

-Ledu Budehi, August Chronicler of Art in an address to the Shogunate School of Sensual Pleasure

LexiconCD

2006-09-09T06:00:48Z

Tindel: /* D: */

[[Category:Lexicon]]
== C: ==
[[Cattabrinade, prophecy of]]
[[Deionarius the Imprudent]]
[[Carthesis]]
[[Clouseaus Jade]]

== D: ==
[[Demon Touched]]
[[Deionarius the Imprudent]]

LexiconCD

2006-09-09T06:00:06Z

Tindel:

[[Category:Lexicon]]
== C: ==
[[Cattabrinade, prophecy of]]
[[Deionarius the Imprudent]]
[[Carthesis]]
[[Clouseaus Jade]]

== D: ==
[[Demon Touched]]

Bartoich

2006-09-08T03:46:25Z

Tindel:

During the Age of the Primordials, Dragon Kings were occasionally seized by a compulsion to engage in bizzare forms of dance. The dancers were called Bartoich, and were considered ill omens. The Dragon Kings felt that one so possessed was under the influence of the Mad Ones that stalked the world during this time. Yet, they also viewed the dancers as oracles of a sort. They watched the dances and attempted to divine meaning from them, often in the form of warnings.

The most famous of these warnings was the Prophecy of Cattabrinade, which was created when nearly a hundred Dragon Kings became Bartoich at once. The effects of this prophecy on Dragon King society were many and varied; one of the more important was that all Bartoich were killed as soon as they began dancing, lest the Dragon Kings once again come into possession of knowledge which is best left undiscovered.

See Also:

[[Mad Ones]]

[[Cattabrinade, prophecy of]]

-Ledu Budehi, August Chroinicler of Art

Bartoich

2006-09-08T03:43:56Z

Tindel:

During the Age of the Primordials, Dragon Kings were occasionally seized by a compulsion to engage in bizzare forms of dance. The dancers were called Bartoich, and were considered ill omens. The Dragon Kings felt that one so possessed was under the influence of the Mad Ones that stalked the world during this time. Yet, they also viewed the dancers as oracles of a sort. They watched the dances and attempted to divine meaning from them, often in the form of warnings.

The most famous of these warnings was the Prophecy of Cattabrinade, which was created when nearly a hundred Dragon Kings became Bartoich at once. The effects of this prophecy on Dragon King society were many and varied; one of the more important was that all Bartoich were killed as soon as they began dancing, lest the Dragon Kings once again come into possession of knowledge which is best left undiscovered.

-Ledu Budehi, August Chroinicler of Art

See Also:

[[Mad Ones]]

[[Cattabrinade, prophecy of]]

Bartoich

2006-09-08T03:43:47Z

Tindel:

During the Age of the Primordials, Dragon Kings were occasionally seized by a compulsion to engage in bizzare forms of dance. The dancers were called Bartoich, and were considered ill omens. The Dragon Kings felt that one so possessed was under the influence of the Mad Ones that stalked the world during this time. Yet, they also viewed the dancers as oracles of a sort. They watched the dances and attempted to divine meaning from them, often in the form of warnings.

The most famous of these warnings was the Prophecy of Cattabrinade, which was created when nearly a hundred Dragon Kings became Bartoich at once. The effects of this prophecy on Dragon King society were many and varied; one of the more important was that all Bartoich were killed as soon as they began dancing, lest the Dragon Kings once again come into possession of knowledge which is best left undiscovered.

-Ledu Budehi, August Chroinicler of Art

See Also:
[[Mad Ones]]

[[Cattabrinade, prophecy of]]

Bartoich

2006-09-08T03:43:33Z

Tindel:

During the Age of the Primordials, Dragon Kings were occasionally seized by a compulsion to engage in bizzare forms of dance. The dancers were called Bartoich, and were considered ill omens. The Dragon Kings felt that one so possessed was under the influence of the Mad Ones that stalked the world during this time. Yet, they also viewed the dancers as oracles of a sort. They watched the dances and attempted to divine meaning from them, often in the form of warnings.

The most famous of these warnings was the Prophecy of Cattabrinade, which was created when nearly a hundred Dragon Kings became Bartoich at once. The effects of this prophecy on Dragon King society were many and varied; one of the more important was that all Bartoich were killed as soon as they began dancing, lest the Dragon Kings once again come into possession of knowledge which is best left undiscovered.

-Ledu Budehi, August Chroinicler of Art

See Also:
[[Mad Ones]]
[[Cattabrinade, prophecy of]]

Bartoich

2006-09-08T03:43:13Z

Tindel:

Bartoich
During the Age of the Primordials, Dragon Kings were occasionally seized by a compulsion to engage in bizzare forms of dance. The dancers were called Bartoich, and were considered ill omens. The Dragon Kings felt that one so possessed was under the influence of the Mad Ones that stalked the world during this time. Yet, they also viewed the dancers as oracles of a sort. They watched the dances and attempted to divine meaning from them, often in the form of warnings.

The most famous of these warnings was the Prophecy of Cattabrinade, which was created when nearly a hundred Dragon Kings became Bartoich at once. The effects of this prophecy on Dragon King society were many and varied; one of the more important was that all Bartoich were killed as soon as they began dancing, lest the Dragon Kings once again come into possession of knowledge which is best left undiscovered.

-Ledu Budehi, August Chroinicler of Art

See Also:
[[Mad Ones]]
[[Cattabrinade, prophecy of]]

LexiconAB

2006-09-08T03:42:28Z

Tindel: /* B: */

== A: ==

[[Anklok Uprising]]

== B: ==

[[Bartoich]]