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From a scroll describing the realm of '''Dranor''', God of Imagination: | |||
<blockquote>''The enigmatic God of Imagination, Dranor, is a constant mystery to mortals, eschewing all forms of interaction with them. It is said that He is a manifestation of the impetus of Creation and His will helps to maintain reality.''</blockquote> | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
In the terrible war between the [[Gods|Pantheon]] of [[Imperian]] and the [[Demon Gods]], Dranor did not participate much until the final battle. Azaoz dismembered Him and then summoned fire from the heavens above to incinerate Him completely. | In the terrible war between the [[Gods|Pantheon]] of [[Imperian]] and the [[Demon Gods]], Dranor did not participate much until the final battle. [[Azaoz]] dismembered Him and then summoned fire from the heavens above to incinerate Him completely. | ||
[[Category:Gods]] | [[Category:Gods]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:54, 7 January 2017
From a scroll describing the realm of Dranor, God of Imagination:
The enigmatic God of Imagination, Dranor, is a constant mystery to mortals, eschewing all forms of interaction with them. It is said that He is a manifestation of the impetus of Creation and His will helps to maintain reality.
History
In the terrible war between the Pantheon of Imperian and the Demon Gods, Dranor did not participate much until the final battle. Azaoz dismembered Him and then summoned fire from the heavens above to incinerate Him completely.