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'''Appearance:''' An extremely well-made kachina doll, about 1 foot high. It is made of leather, corn meal, corn husks, and decorated with semi-precious beads. Those in its vicinity feel watched, and though it has never been seen to move, Wuya Soyal occasionally changes positions within a room. <br> | '''Appearance:''' An extremely well-made kachina doll, about 1 foot high. It is made of leather, corn meal, corn husks, and decorated with semi-precious beads. Those in its vicinity feel watched, and though it has never been seen to move, Wuya Soyal occasionally changes positions within a room. <br> | ||
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'''Background:''' Wuya Soyal was brought into existence on the night of a greater astrological convergence. It is a greater manifestation of the ritual ''Kachina Decoy'', cast with 9 successes by [[Jeremy Sanderson]]. As such, it is motivated to mystically protect its creator.<br> | '''Background:''' Wuya Soyal was brought into existence on the night of a greater astrological convergence. It is a greater manifestation of the ritual ''Kachina Decoy'', cast with 9 successes by [[Jeremy Sanderson]]. As such, it is motivated to mystically protect its creator.<br> | ||
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'''Powers:''' In addition to intercepting curses (as per the ''Kachina Decoy'') it can communicate and interact with nearby people in their dreams.<br> | '''Powers:''' In addition to intercepting curses (as per the ''Kachina Decoy'') it can communicate and interact with nearby people in their dreams.<br> | ||
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'''Notes:''' <br> | '''Notes:''' <br> | ||
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'''Quotation:''' "You have to believe in gods to see them." - Traditional Hopi Saying.<br> | '''Quotation:''' "You have to believe in gods to see them." - Traditional Hopi Saying.<br> | ||
Latest revision as of 10:12, 2 September 2014
<appearance>
Appearance: An extremely well-made kachina doll, about 1 foot high. It is made of leather, corn meal, corn husks, and decorated with semi-precious beads. Those in its vicinity feel watched, and though it has never been seen to move, Wuya Soyal occasionally changes positions within a room.
Background: Wuya Soyal was brought into existence on the night of a greater astrological convergence. It is a greater manifestation of the ritual Kachina Decoy, cast with 9 successes by Jeremy Sanderson. As such, it is motivated to mystically protect its creator.
Powers: In addition to intercepting curses (as per the Kachina Decoy) it can communicate and interact with nearby people in their dreams.
Notes:
Quotation: "You have to believe in gods to see them." - Traditional Hopi Saying.
