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Dubnolissos is the Celtic Underworld of the Nemetondevos pantheon. | Dubnolissos is the Celtic Underworld of the Nemetondevos pantheon. | ||
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The realm itself was a maze of subterranean passages that made up one immense tomb-city. The wall of the underground city were covered in megalithic art hinting at primeval origin for both the realm and its dark deity - Orgos. | The realm itself was a maze of subterranean passages that made up one immense tomb-city. The wall of the underground city were covered in megalithic art hinting at primeval origin for both the realm and its dark deity - Orgos. | ||
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The Titan Orgos was not the first or most powerful of the pantheon gods, that honor lay with his primordial lovers - the Matriares - three titanic goddesses or perhaps one with three faces, who birthed the pantheon with the ardent aid of their lover - the God of Death. | The Titan Orgos was not the first or most powerful of the pantheon gods, that honor lay with his primordial lovers - the Matriares - three titanic goddesses or perhaps one with three faces, who birthed the pantheon with the ardent aid of their lover - the God of Death. | ||
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| + | In the beginning Orgos was primordial death. A mysterious and fearful entity that presided over the deaths of countless individuals and societies. This original dread deity was formless and often manifested as a mist that would surround the departed soul and transport it to the nether city of Dubnolissos where the dead person would be reunited with those that passed before in a place that was neither paradise nor prison. | ||
Revision as of 00:38, 15 December 2022
Dubnolissos is the Celtic Underworld of the Nemetondevos pantheon.
The realm itself was a maze of subterranean passages that made up one immense tomb-city. The wall of the underground city were covered in megalithic art hinting at primeval origin for both the realm and its dark deity - Orgos.
The Titan Orgos was not the first or most powerful of the pantheon gods, that honor lay with his primordial lovers - the Matriares - three titanic goddesses or perhaps one with three faces, who birthed the pantheon with the ardent aid of their lover - the God of Death.
In the beginning Orgos was primordial death. A mysterious and fearful entity that presided over the deaths of countless individuals and societies. This original dread deity was formless and often manifested as a mist that would surround the departed soul and transport it to the nether city of Dubnolissos where the dead person would be reunited with those that passed before in a place that was neither paradise nor prison.
- Tir Carchar -- The Oubliette Forest
