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History |
Belial is the most powerful of all the Powers That Be, though his particular talents are not as broad or useful, it is his magnetism and drive to control, dominate, and possess everything that his power has turned towards. His arrogance and nerve led him to assault Kybele, led him to attempt to kill Mansa after being struck, and led into the God’s War. His ego is out of control and drives him. Truth is what he says it is, and his truth is that save for a rare few of true and loyal friends, everyone else is his enemy. His whole is sundered at present, into three distinct parts, scattered about the cosmos that he built, each part aware but unable to come together. Belial does not know how it happened, for it happened so swiftly, that he never learned. He awaits restoration. |
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Relations |
Belial gets along with Pallor and Timur. Everyone else hates his guts, but he is certain and absolutely convinced they love him but have merely been mind-controlled by others. |
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Centers of Worship |
Belial has a gargantuan Temple crowned by the Three Towers – the Dread Tower, the Black Tower, and the Tower of Doom. This Temple is located in Lemuria. His other followers have constructed Manses in secret around the world in every major city and town – rooting them out is a preoccupation of both the cities and his people, who seek to avoid it all costs. |
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Followers |
Belial’s followers are just like him, except they think of him as the rightful leader of the Powers, whom they call Gods, and that all this has been stolen from them and only he can restore them to the places and positions of power and authority that are rightfully theirs. |
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Personality |
Belial usually appears to be a pale skinned man of average height, with black hair and dark eyes and an easy smile. He is warm, friendly, outgoing, and genial. He is nearly always called handsome, and he delights in seduction for his own purposes. He is jealous, callous, cruel, petty, and vicious. His temper is immediate and brutal, his kindness lasting only if he is not displeased. He feels that he knows more and knows better than everyone – and that as a result, everyone exists to serve his whims and his will. |
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Alignment |
Pattern, Malefice, Balance, Structure, Self, Independence, Life | ||||||
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Alternyms |
Paramal, Paramalus, Malevolence, Nimrod | ||||||
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Patron of |
Lemuria |
Agartha | |||||
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Colors |
White |
Red |
Black | ||||
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Fauna |
White Cats |
Beast |
Kraken | ||||
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Flora |
Monkshood |
Omen |
A white cat | ||||
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Ordeals |
Bloodletting until nearly dead, then drinking one’s own blood. | ||||||
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Virtues |
Dominance |
Obedience |
Service | ||||
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Sins |
Egalitarianism |
Kindness |
Mercifulness | ||||
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Worship |
Offering, Prayer | ||||||
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Baptism |
Bath in the blood of a slain enemy. | ||||||
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Prayer |
I serve; I will be of service; I yield to thy will. | ||||||
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Offerings |
Blood, organs, innocence, life | ||||||
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Clerics |
His symbol is branded onto their forehead, even though it can also appear as a birthmark anywhere on the body. They have no other restrictions. | ||||||
