Listings of Werdheri
This name derives from the Old High German “Werdheri”, composed of two elements: “*warduz” (guard, defend, protect) and “*harjaz” (army, army leader, commander, warrior).
One could surmise from the name that Werdheri was Germanic shaman, sorcerer or priestly demonologist who collected all 666 entries on the Lords and ladies of Chaos,
their proper names, and the summoning rituals needed to conjure them on this plane.
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01 | Sight of the Old Gods? |
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05 | Ceremony of the Bat / Witch? |
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07 | Enchant the Amulet of Dagon |
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11 | Opening the Space of Chugoth Ra'Amzul |
12 | Rituals of the Ibdai Urbina |
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31 | Rite of the Dragon Soul |
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49 | Rituals of the Haragi Kentzea |
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57 | On the Anat Hadad |
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69 | Demon Wolves - Ritual of Creation |
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111 | Hasa Száj Gonosz |
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168 | Invoke the Lesser Gods (demons) |
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197 | Summon the Fey Goddess |
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