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Gods of The Void

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The Gods of the Void are powerful entities that belong neither to the material world nor to the upper or lower planes. These nameless beings are called gods because their powers and natures are beyond mortal understanding.¹

Nature

The power of such gods always shows itself in the world through a kind of distortion. Their nature differs from everything that is known of creation, for the void gods were not created by the Dark Father.¹

Few scholars know much about the void, and those who do cannot agree on its nature. Some believe that other entities like The Dark One may exist in the infinite emptiness; most scholars find the idea absurd, and the truth remains a mystery.¹

Contact with mortals

Dark cults and their members sometimes commit unspeakable acts to gain power from these entities, and now and then an ambitious, eager individual draws power from them by various dark paths. Very rarely, the entities themselves reach out beyond the void and touch the material plane of their own will.¹

Notlar

↑KitapLands of Exile: Starter Setting Guide, p. 22

Kaynaklar

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SSGLands of Exile: Starter Setting Guide(Bad Badger Games, 2024), p. 22

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