Difference between revisions of "Mysrai"
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|symbols = The poppy blossom, the veil, and the kantharos vessel | |symbols = The poppy blossom, the veil, and the kantharos vessel | ||
|headtitle = The Sacrosanct | |headtitle = The Sacrosanct | ||
|circle = Third | |circle = Third | ||
|enemies = (unknown) | |enemies = (unknown) | ||
|allies = (unknown) | |allies = (unknown) | ||
|patron = [[Gaudiguch]], [[Templars]], [[Illuminati]]}} | |patron = [[Gaudiguch]], [[Templars]], [[Illuminati]]}} | ||
[[Mysrai]] is called Scarlet Goddess, Thousandfold, the Manifold Adjudicator, the Urchin in Ivory, the | [[Mysrai]] is called Scarlet Goddess, Thousandfold, the Manifold Adjudicator, the Urchin in Ivory, the | ||
Thrice-Crowned, the Black Star of Morning, the Hermit Clad in Saffron, and a thousand other names. | Thrice-Crowned, the Black Star of Morning, the Hermit Clad in Saffron, and a thousand other names. | ||
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Before the great exodus, Mysrai was noted for Their shifting, strange perceptions. It was this | Before the great exodus, Mysrai was noted for Their shifting, strange perceptions. It was this | ||
fluidity of viewpoint that saw Them appointed to the Triumvirate to judge the fate of the [[Twelve Traitors]] alongside [[Hoaracle]], the Forest Dreamer and [[Jadice]] of the Ice Plains. | fluidity of viewpoint that saw Them appointed to the Triumvirate to judge the fate of the [[Twelve Traitors]] alongside [[Hoaracle]], the Forest Dreamer and [[Jadice]] of the Ice Plains. | ||
[[Category:Divine]][[Category:Elder Gods]][[Category:Third Circle of the Divine]] | |||
Revision as of 14:10, 29 April 2017
| Mysrai, the Scarlet Goddess | |
| Circle | Third |
| Symbols | The poppy blossom, the veil, and the kantharos vessel |
| The Sacrosanct | {{{head}}} |
| Allies | (unknown) |
| Enemies | (unknown) |
| Patronage | Gaudiguch, Templars, Illuminati |
Mysrai is called Scarlet Goddess, Thousandfold, the Manifold Adjudicator, the Urchin in Ivory, the Thrice-Crowned, the Black Star of Morning, the Hermit Clad in Saffron, and a thousand other names. For each epithet bestowed upon Mysrai by the Beloved, the veiled cult calling Gaudiguch their home, there is a different face, a different story, and a different perspective to the Lord and Lady of the Thousand Hands.
Serving this mysterious, mercurial deity, the Beloved of Mysrai are themselves an unorthodox orthodoxy. Taking the One Law of the City as their own the Beloved follow no set mold but their own True Will, finding reality a malleable tale, and each veil of their deity as a story and vision through which the true nature of infinite realities and possibilities might be manifested.
Before the great exodus, Mysrai was noted for Their shifting, strange perceptions. It was this fluidity of viewpoint that saw Them appointed to the Triumvirate to judge the fate of the Twelve Traitors alongside Hoaracle, the Forest Dreamer and Jadice of the Ice Plains.