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When empty of Anathema, a being will feel incredibly sad and depressed, as Anathema regulates their sense of Despair. | |||
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==Dissolution== | ==Dissolution== | ||
==Shadow== | ==Shadow== | ||
'''Daemonia''' | '''Daemonia''' | ||
Latest revision as of 22:24, 27 August 2024
Anathema
Anathema originates from Gehenna, representing the Metaphorical force of Dissolution, Change, and Despair.
DespairWhen empty of Anathema, a being will feel incredibly sad and depressed, as Anathema regulates their sense of Despair. Pits of Despair DissolutionShadowDaemonia |
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