The Lost - Revision history

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	*Are always identified by black sclera, darker skin and general tone of ominousness.		*Are always identified by black sclera, darker skin and general tone of ominousness.
	*Skills and powers vary, but always start with the abilities of those bodies which the lost had subsumed.		*Skills and powers vary, but always start with the abilities of those bodies which the lost had subsumed.
	**They gain the powers of those they corrupt, adding endlessly.		**They gain the powers of those they corrupt, adding endlessly. In addition, their powers are amplified by the powers of corrosion into darker, almost inky black toned abilities.
	*The lost are the result of becoming fully corroded by corrosion sickness, with or without the help of the Miasma.		*The lost are the result of becoming fully corroded by corrosion sickness, with or without the help of the Miasma.
	*When a being becomes the lost, their body is effectively destroyed, as it becomes the shell of the lost.		*When a being becomes the lost, their body is effectively destroyed, as it becomes the shell of the lost.

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	=== Description ===		=== Description ===
	The unfortunate victims of the [[The Miasma\|miasma]], the lost are those who have fully succumbed to [[Corrosion Sickness\|corrosion sickness]] and have had their bodies twisted into a dark and egoless state, insatiable creatures who want nothing more then to replace their lost egos by absorbing everyone elses at any cost, even though it will never be enough to satiate them. Coming in countless shapes and sizes, the lost are considered a grim and constant threat to life in Ephimoria. While some are merely zombified-like mortals, their skin and eyes twisted with desire, some are even a forgotten being such as a [[Concepts\|concept]] that has been weakened and exposed to the miasmas twisted effects. Their danger level changes constantly, and can be as simple as a mild incursion, to a nearly world ending threat if not handled properly.		The unfortunate victims of the [[The Miasma\|miasma]], the lost are those who have fully succumbed to [[Corrosion Sickness\|corrosion sickness]] and have had their bodies twisted into a dark and egoless state, insatiable creatures who want nothing more then to replace their lost egos by absorbing everyone elses at any cost, even though it will never be enough to satiate them. Their danger level changes constantly, and can be as simple as a mild incursion, to a nearly world ending threat if not handled properly.

	=== Distribution ===		=== Distribution ===
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	=== Physical Description ===		=== Physical Description ===
	~~Wrathguard are beings made of pure stone and corrupted metals, whose bodies stand tall at over 50m~~ in ~~height~~ and ~~are capable of destroying entire villages with one landing of their fist upon the earth. Kept together only by the malfeasance of magic that the void energies within their body create~~, the ~~arms, legs, torso,~~ and ~~head~~ are ~~all connected through magical tethers instead of physical limbs. Their "Skin" is made of the hardest known stone to exist~~, and ~~they carry a massive magical resistance that prevents anything but the strongest of spells from penetrating their thick structure. Classified as one of the most dangerous voiding~~, even ~~some of the strongest warriors in the realm will have difficulty taking them down.~~		Coming in countless shapes and sizes, the lost are considered a grim and constant threat to life in Ephimoria. While some are merely zombified-like mortals, their skin and eyes twisted with desire, some are even a forgotten being such as a [[Concepts\|concept]] that has been weakened and exposed to the miasmas twisted effects.

	~~=== Language ===~~
	~~An ancient, hellish tongue of the void, the creatures of naught~~ such as ~~the Wrathguard speak the Aberrant tongue, an unholy machination of words reversed from all languages currently known~~ to ~~exist in~~ the ~~multiverse. As such, they can comprehend anything that comes from a mortals word of mouth~~.

	=== Behavior ===		=== Behavior ===
	The lost are inherently hostile against anything sentient and possessing an ego, such as those with [[The Soul\|sentient or magical souls]].		The lost are inherently hostile against anything sentient and possessing an ego, such as those with [[The Soul\|sentient or magical souls]], and there is no known way to make them passive toward such sources.

	=== Mechanics ===		=== Mechanics ===
	~~Wrathguard stand at a mighty 50m in height~~, and ~~most of their bodyparts are connected only with a tether~~ of ~~corrupted energy, making them conventionally inseparable~~.		*Are always identified by black sclera, darker skin and general tone of ominousness.
	~~The carapace around the beasts core is made from pure~~, ~~corrupted stone infused~~ with ~~root~~ of the ~~mountain, and is impossible to destroy without extremely powerful conventional weaponry~~.		*Skills and powers vary, but always start with the abilities of those bodies which the lost had subsumed.
	~~Wrathguard carry an Aura~~ of ~~dread to non-sapient creatures~~, ~~causing them to often turn away or simply run in fear. Even trained animals have difficulty resisting this. [Trained Animals must roll a 1d20-2 and suceed a 13 to remain vigilant~~.]		**They gain the powers of those they corrupt, adding endlessly.
	~~Wrathguard posses~~ the ~~Innate ability to use Hellfire magic~~, ~~a remnant~~ of ~~demonic energy that had been somehow stolen from Veltes domain many millennia ago~~.		*The lost are the result of becoming fully corroded by corrosion sickness, with or without the help of the Miasma.
	~~Wrathguard~~, ~~when "Killed", proceed to quite uneventfully fall apart~~, as ~~their pieces lose~~ the ~~gravity that kept them in place and thus return to~~ the ~~grounds below.~~		*When a being becomes the lost, their body is effectively destroyed, as it becomes the shell of the lost.
	~~Wrathguard traditionally are entirely immune to all forms of known magic~~.

Kyle1322 at 19:19, 22 September 2023

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	=== Behavior ===		=== Behavior ===
	The lost are inherently hostile against anything sentient and possessing an ego, such as those with [[~~Souls~~\|sentient or magical souls]].		The lost are inherently hostile against anything sentient and possessing an ego, such as those with [[The Soul\|sentient or magical souls]].

	=== Mechanics ===		=== Mechanics ===

Kyle1322 at 19:13, 22 September 2023

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	=== Description ===		=== Description ===
	The unfortunate victims of the [[The Miasma\|miasma]], the lost are those who have fully succumbed to [[corrosion sickness]]		The unfortunate victims of the [[The Miasma\|miasma]], the lost are those who have fully succumbed to [[Corrosion Sickness\|corrosion sickness]] and have had their bodies twisted into a dark and egoless state, insatiable creatures who want nothing more then to replace their lost egos by absorbing everyone elses at any cost, even though it will never be enough to satiate them. Coming in countless shapes and sizes, the lost are considered a grim and constant threat to life in Ephimoria. While some are merely zombified-like mortals, their skin and eyes twisted with desire, some are even a forgotten being such as a [[Concepts\|concept]] that has been weakened and exposed to the miasmas twisted effects. Their danger level changes constantly, and can be as simple as a mild incursion, to a nearly world ending threat if not handled properly.

	=== Distribution ===		=== Distribution ===
	~~Wrathguards~~ are ~~not naturally born creatures and only enter the world during~~ a ~~tear within the Veil near the realm~~ of ~~absence~~. They ~~are known to be sapient, and as such~~ can ~~live~~ anywhere ~~at any time~~, ~~regardless of mental state~~.		Located anywhere the Miasma was or is, the lost are beings that are much more like an infestation then a group of intelligent animals. They can show up anywhere, with almost no warning.

	=== Physical Description ===		=== Physical Description ===
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	=== Behavior ===		=== Behavior ===
	~~Wrathguard tend to exhibit extremely aggressive behavior~~, ~~and as~~ such ~~any type of diplomacy is mostly impossible. Mortalkind is not seen~~ as ~~redeemable in their eyes, no matter what they say~~.		The lost are inherently hostile against anything sentient and possessing an ego, such as those with [[Souls\|sentient or magical souls]].

	=== Mechanics ===		=== Mechanics ===

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	[[Corrosion Sickness]]<br>		[[Corrosion Sickness]]<br>
	[[???]]<br>		[[???]]<br>
	== ~~Wrathguard~~ ==		== The Lost ==
	~~Harbingers~~ of ~~the First Cycle~~		Husks of a Bygone Purpose

	=== Description ===		=== Description ===
	~~Once a noble race of gatekeepers and pseudo-divine beings who defended the planes~~ of ~~creation from~~ the ~~ever-advancing scourge of the void, the Wrathguard were once saviors to the countless planes they defended. Over the course of many millennia, however, their purpose became less and less focused.~~ The ~~void returned each time it was repelled~~, ~~and each time it became stronger than~~ the last. Nonetheless, they defended until their last breath, and each time they were successful, albeit temporarily. Eventually, the people whom they protected grew greedy and selfish, demanding much of them for nothing in return, despite the fact that their very lives were saved from a fate worse than death each and every sept. But everything truly changed when the mortals of the realm killed one of the Wrathguard in cold blood because it refused to grant them their wishes.		The unfortunate victims of the [[The Miasma\|miasma]], the lost are those who have fully succumbed to [[corrosion sickness]]

	Eventually, the Wrathguard turned on the people they once defended, ushering in the first Cycle of the universe, and the age of Darkness. Though eventually, another Immortal race would eventually take up the torch, the now corrupted race of noble beings served as the final, hopeless end to ~~countless cycles that have followed suit.~~

	=== Distribution ===		=== Distribution ===

Kyle1322: Created page with "See also:
The Miasma
Corrosion Sickness
???
== Wrathguard == Harbingers of the First Cycle === Description === Once a noble race of gatekeepers and pseudo-divine beings who defended the planes of creation from the ever-advancing scourge of the void, the Wrathguard were once saviors to the countless planes they defended. Over the course of many millennia, however, their purpose became less and less focused. The void returned each time it was r..."

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Created page with "See also: The Miasma Corrosion Sickness ??? == Wrathguard == Harbingers of the First Cycle === Description === Once a noble race of gatekeepers and pseudo-divine beings who defended the planes of creation from the ever-advancing scourge of the void, the Wrathguard were once saviors to the countless planes they defended. Over the course of many millennia, however, their purpose became less and less focused. The void returned each time it was r..."

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See also: 
[[The Miasma]] 
[[Corrosion Sickness]] 
[[???]] 
== Wrathguard ==
Harbingers of the First Cycle

=== Description ===
Once a noble race of gatekeepers and pseudo-divine beings who defended the planes of creation from the ever-advancing scourge of the void, the Wrathguard were once saviors to the countless planes they defended. Over the course of many millennia, however, their purpose became less and less focused. The void returned each time it was repelled, and each time it became stronger than the last. Nonetheless, they defended until their last breath, and each time they were successful, albeit temporarily. Eventually, the people whom they protected grew greedy and selfish, demanding much of them for nothing in return, despite the fact that their very lives were saved from a fate worse than death each and every sept. But everything truly changed when the mortals of the realm killed one of the Wrathguard in cold blood because it refused to grant them their wishes.

Eventually, the Wrathguard turned on the people they once defended, ushering in the first Cycle of the universe, and the age of Darkness. Though eventually, another Immortal race would eventually take up the torch, the now corrupted race of noble beings served as the final, hopeless end to countless cycles that have followed suit.

=== Distribution ===
Wrathguards are not naturally born creatures and only enter the world during a tear within the Veil near the realm of absence. They are known to be sapient, and as such can live anywhere at any time, regardless of mental state.

=== Physical Description ===
Wrathguard are beings made of pure stone and corrupted metals, whose bodies stand tall at over 50m in height and are capable of destroying entire villages with one landing of their fist upon the earth. Kept together only by the malfeasance of magic that the void energies within their body create, the arms, legs, torso, and head are all connected through magical tethers instead of physical limbs. Their "Skin" is made of the hardest known stone to exist, and they carry a massive magical resistance that prevents anything but the strongest of spells from penetrating their thick structure. Classified as one of the most dangerous voiding, even some of the strongest warriors in the realm will have difficulty taking them down.

=== Language ===
An ancient, hellish tongue of the void, the creatures of naught such as the Wrathguard speak the Aberrant tongue, an unholy machination of words reversed from all languages currently known to exist in the multiverse. As such, they can comprehend anything that comes from a mortals word of mouth.

=== Behavior ===
Wrathguard tend to exhibit extremely aggressive behavior, and as such any type of diplomacy is mostly impossible. Mortalkind is not seen as redeemable in their eyes, no matter what they say.

=== Mechanics ===
Wrathguard stand at a mighty 50m in height, and most of their bodyparts are connected only with a tether of corrupted energy, making them conventionally inseparable.
The carapace around the beasts core is made from pure, corrupted stone infused with root of the mountain, and is impossible to destroy without extremely powerful conventional weaponry.
Wrathguard carry an Aura of dread to non-sapient creatures, causing them to often turn away or simply run in fear. Even trained animals have difficulty resisting this. [Trained Animals must roll a 1d20-2 and suceed a 13 to remain vigilant.]
Wrathguard posses the Innate ability to use Hellfire magic, a remnant of demonic energy that had been somehow stolen from Veltes domain many millennia ago.
Wrathguard, when "Killed", proceed to quite uneventfully fall apart, as their pieces lose the gravity that kept them in place and thus return to the grounds below.
Wrathguard traditionally are entirely immune to all forms of known magic.