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	=='''POSEIDON''' -- God of the Sea ==		=='''POSEIDON''' -- God of the Sea ==
	'''Aliases:''' Neptune, Earth-Shaker <br>		'''Aliases:''' Neptune, Earth-Shaker <br>

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	'''Provinces:''' Guardian, Hunter, Leader <br>		'''Provinces:''' Guardian, Hunter, Leader <br>

	'''Dominions:''' ~~Beasts~~ (Horse), ~~Epic Strength~~, ~~Earth~~, ~~Water~~ <br>		'''Dominions:''' [[BEASTS]] (Horse), [[EARTH]], [[MIGHT]], [[WATER]] <br>
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Bruce at 02:37, 18 July 2019

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			=='''POSEIDON''' -- God of the Sea ==
			'''Aliases:''' Neptune, Earth-Shaker <br>

			Son of Kronus and brother of Zeus, Poseidon is king
			of the seas, which surround the earth of the World. His
			fury shakes the foundations of the land, shattering rock
			and opening great rents into which those who displease
			him plunge headlong to their deaths. Upon the seas, he
			stirs great storms with his trident, battering the tiny ships
			humans put such faith in to flinders. Fishermen and sailors
			revere him and beg his pardon for sailing upon his seas,
			but those who raise horses also pay him homage, for it was
			Poseidon who gave mankind the horse by spilling his seed
			upon the ground. For this reason, horses are offered up
			to him in sacrifice as well as bulls. Yet, he is not a God of
			ordered things — it was Athena broke horses to mortal will,
			showed mortals how to craft ships. When Poseidon moves,
			everything is changed in one great, terrible moment.

			In Rome, he was Neptune — patron not only of Mare
			Nostrum (“our sea”) but of lakes, rivers, and springs, fresh
			or salt. He assumed the role occupied by the native God
			Consus, becoming patron of horses and horseracing under
			the name Neptunus Equestris.

			So it was, so it remains. The sea is more massive than mortals can truly conceive of, has stood unchanged for eons. Only
			in the last few centuries have things begun to turn. Whaling
			was the first industry to truly upset the delicate balance of
			the oceans — now, even after it has all but ceased, over fishing
			continues to destroy populations of fish worldwide. Carbon
			sequestration has already begun to alter average oceanic salinity. For far less than this, Poseidon has annihilated cities — it
			is Zeus’ will that holds him back, that keeps him from obliterating the works of mortals that so offend him. Poseidon is
			not a subtle God, and when he finally informs humanity of his
			displeasure, it will almost certainly not be hard to miss.

			'''Provinces:''' Guardian, Hunter, Leader <br>

			'''Dominions:''' Beasts (Horse), Epic Strength, Earth, Water <br>
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