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	Originally the Druinar worshipped the gods of the [[Grellism]] pantheon, like the elves from other nations. During a particularly harsh winter on the mainland of [[Antival]], they were threatened with starvation. They began making animal sacrifices from what little livestock they had to the goddess [[Gerna]]. When this did not work, they made more sacrifices, each to a different deity in the full pantheon of 33. Matters became worse as the winter bore on, and they began eating slaves for survival. With nowhere left to turn, they sacrificed a child to M'ranin, the angel of pain, who had been banished to the Shadow Lay; this seemed fitting, as they were deep into the portion of the year when the sun did not rise for two months. Shortly after, fortune turned in their favor, and they found wildlife for sustenance, which they took to be a sign from M'ranin. Embracing her as their new prime deity, they began to culturally appreciate pain, and took up raiding campaigns to gain captives for ritual sacrifice to M'ranin. This new religion came to be the cult of the Emra Gohg, which was dedicated to M'ranin and her likewise bannished progeny, the Fouled Seven.		Originally the Druinar worshipped the gods of the [[Grellism]] pantheon, like the elves from other nations. During a particularly harsh winter on the mainland of [[Antival]], they were threatened with starvation. They began making animal sacrifices from what little livestock they had to the goddess [[Gerna]]. When this did not work, they made more sacrifices, each to a different deity in the full pantheon of 33. Matters became worse as the winter bore on, and they began eating slaves for survival. With nowhere left to turn, they sacrificed a child to M'ranin, the angel of pain, who had been banished to the Shadow Lay; this seemed fitting, as they were deep into the portion of the year when the sun did not rise for two months. Shortly after, fortune turned in their favor, and they found wildlife for sustenance, which they took to be a sign from M'ranin. Embracing her as their new prime deity, they began to culturally appreciate pain, and took up raiding campaigns to gain captives for ritual sacrifice to M'ranin. This new religion came to be the cult of the Emra Gohg, which was dedicated to M'ranin and her likewise bannished progeny, the Fouled Seven.

			===M'raninar===


	==See Also==		==See Also==

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	'''M'ranin''' was the ancient [[angel]] of pain in the extended [[Grellism]] pantheon. She was a key figure in the rise in cruelty of the [[Druinar]], and subsequently [[Vurg]] culture, and was the central figure of the [[Emra Gohg]] cult.		'''M'ranin''' was the ancient [[angel]] of pain in the extended [[Grellism]] pantheon. She was a key figure in the rise in cruelty of the [[Druinar]], and subsequently [[Vurg]] culture, and was the central figure of the [[Emra Gohg]] cult. In fact, the [[High Vinthish]] word for pain, ''emra'', comes from her name.

	She is the celestial offspring of [[Rolick]] and [[Miker]], the deities of war and fear. She is primarily known for solely giving birth to a litter of six daughters and one son, which are referred to as the [[Fouled Seven]], and being banished to the [[Shadow Lay]] for it.		She is the celestial offspring of [[Rolick]] and [[Miker]], the deities of war and fear. She is primarily known for solely giving birth to a litter of six daughters and one son, which are referred to as the [[Fouled Seven]], and being banished to the [[Shadow Lay]] for it.

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	[[Category: Angels]]		[[Category: Angels]]
			[[Category: Darkangels]]
	[[Category: Emra Gohg]]		[[Category: Emra Gohg]]
	[[Category: Grellism]]		[[Category: Grellism]]

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	Originally the Druinar worshipped the gods of the [[Grellism]] pantheon, like the elves from other nations. During a particularly harsh winter on the mainland of [[Antival]], they were threatened with starvation. They began making animal sacrifices from what little livestock they had to the goddess [[Gerna]]. When this did not work, they made more sacrifices, each to a different deity in the full pantheon of 33. Matters became worse as the winter bore on, and they began eating slaves for survival. With nowhere left to turn, they sacrificed a child to M'ranin, the angel of pain, who had been banished to the Shadow Lay; this seemed fitting, as they were deep into the portion of the year when the sun did not rise for two months. Shortly after, fortune turned in their favor, and they found wildlife for sustenance, which they took to be a sign from M'ranin. Embracing her as their new prime deity, they began to culturally appreciate pain, and took up raiding campaigns to gain captives for ritual sacrifice to M'ranin. This new religion came to be the cult of the Emra Gohg, which was dedicated to M'ranin and her likewise bannished progeny, the Fouled Seven.		Originally the Druinar worshipped the gods of the [[Grellism]] pantheon, like the elves from other nations. During a particularly harsh winter on the mainland of [[Antival]], they were threatened with starvation. They began making animal sacrifices from what little livestock they had to the goddess [[Gerna]]. When this did not work, they made more sacrifices, each to a different deity in the full pantheon of 33. Matters became worse as the winter bore on, and they began eating slaves for survival. With nowhere left to turn, they sacrificed a child to M'ranin, the angel of pain, who had been banished to the Shadow Lay; this seemed fitting, as they were deep into the portion of the year when the sun did not rise for two months. Shortly after, fortune turned in their favor, and they found wildlife for sustenance, which they took to be a sign from M'ranin. Embracing her as their new prime deity, they began to culturally appreciate pain, and took up raiding campaigns to gain captives for ritual sacrifice to M'ranin. This new religion came to be the cult of the Emra Gohg, which was dedicated to M'ranin and her likewise bannished progeny, the Fouled Seven.

			==See Also==
			*[[List of Deities]]

	[[Category: Angels]]		[[Category: Angels]]

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	==Mythology==		==Mythology==
			{{Main\|Creation Myth}}
	She, being the angel of pain, saw how the mortals experienced terrible pain in the process of creating new life, and was enthralled by this. Because the [[celestials]] did not produce offspring in this manner, M'ranin created her own offspring in the style of the mortals so she could experience birth. She had a litter of six daughters and one son, which came to be known as the Fouled Seven; after giving birth to her progeny, the other deities were repulsed. As punishment, the gods [[Drend]], [[Helirend]], and [[Orend]] bannished her and her children to the [[Shadow Lay]] for eternity. Her children:		She, being the angel of pain, saw how the mortals experienced terrible pain in the process of creating new life, and was enthralled by this. Because the [[celestials]] did not produce offspring in this manner, M'ranin created her own offspring in the style of the mortals so she could experience birth. She had a litter of six daughters and one son, which came to be known as the Fouled Seven; after giving birth to her progeny, the other deities were repulsed. As punishment, the gods [[Drend]], [[Helirend]], and [[Orend]] bannished her and her children to the [[Shadow Lay]] for eternity. Her children:

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	[[Category: Mythology]]		[[Category: Mythology]]
	[[Category: Befores]]		[[Category: Befores]]
			[[Category: Shadow Lay]]

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	'''M'ranin''' was the ancient ~~goddess~~ of pain in the extended [[Grellism]] pantheon. She was a key figure in the rise in cruelty of the [[Druinar]], and subsequently [[Vurg]] culture, and was the central figure of the [[Emra Gohg]] cult.		'''M'ranin''' was the ancient [[angel]] of pain in the extended [[Grellism]] pantheon. She was a key figure in the rise in cruelty of the [[Druinar]], and subsequently [[Vurg]] culture, and was the central figure of the [[Emra Gohg]] cult.

	She is the offspring of [[Rolick]] and [[Miker]], the deities of war and fear. She is primarily known for giving birth to a litter of six daughters and one son, which are referred to as the [[~~Dark~~ Seven]], and being banished for it. .		She is the celestial offspring of [[Rolick]] and [[Miker]], the deities of war and fear. She is primarily known for solely giving birth to a litter of six daughters and one son, which are referred to as the [[Fouled Seven]], and being banished to the [[Shadow Lay]] for it.

	==Mythology==		==Mythology==
	She, being the ~~goddess~~ of pain, saw how the mortals experienced terrible pain in the process of creating new life, and was enthralled by this. Because the ~~gods~~ did not produce offspring in this manner, M'ranin created her own offspring in the style of the mortals so she could experience birth. She had a litter of six daughters and one son, which came to be known as the ~~Dark~~ Seven; after giving birth to her progeny, the other deities were repulsed. As punishment, the gods [[Drend]], [[Helirend]], and [[Orend]] bannished her and her children to the [[Shadow Lay]] for eternity. Her children:		She, being the angel of pain, saw how the mortals experienced terrible pain in the process of creating new life, and was enthralled by this. Because the [[celestials]] did not produce offspring in this manner, M'ranin created her own offspring in the style of the mortals so she could experience birth. She had a litter of six daughters and one son, which came to be known as the Fouled Seven; after giving birth to her progeny, the other deities were repulsed. As punishment, the gods [[Drend]], [[Helirend]], and [[Orend]] bannished her and her children to the [[Shadow Lay]] for eternity. Her children:

	*[[Gugil]] - ~~goddess~~ of ritual and order, represented by Emra priests as a markhor		*[[Gugil]] - angel daughter of ritual and order, represented by Emra priests as a markhor
	*[[Jolth]] - ~~goddess~~ of clarity and focus, represented by Emra priests as a		*[[Jolth]] - angel daughter of clarity and focus, represented by Emra priests as a
	*[[Anagas]] - ~~goddess~~ of blood and breath, represented by Emra priests as a bat		*[[Anagas]] - angel daughter of blood and breath, represented by Emra priests as a bat
	*[[Disirra]] - ~~goddess~~ of sobriety and strictness, represented by Emra priests as a		*[[Disirra]] - angel daughter of sobriety and strictness, represented by Emra priests as a
	*[[Iora]] - ~~goddess~~ of progression and experimentation, represented by Emra priests as a spider		*[[Iora]] - angel daughter of progression and experimentation, represented by Emra priests as a spider
	*[[Serulys]] - ~~goddess~~ of vengeance, represented by Emra priests as a [[boneshrike]]		*[[Serulys]] - angel daughter of vengeance, represented by Emra priests as a [[boneshrike]]
	*[[Naldreg]] - ~~god~~ of duty and purpose, represented by Emra priests as a wasp		*[[Naldreg]] - angel son of duty and purpose, represented by Emra priests as a wasp

	==Emra Gohg==		==Emra Gohg==
	The Druinar [[elves]] adopted her as their primary deity, and formed a religion around the characteristics in both her and the ~~Dark~~ Seven. They were known for their excessive brutality, especially in the form of ritual sacrifices.		The Druinar [[elves]] adopted her as their primary deity, and formed a religion around the characteristics in both her and the Fouled Seven. They were known for their excessive brutality, especially in the form of ritual sacrifices.

	Originally the Druinar worshipped the gods of the [[Grellism]] pantheon, like the elves from other nations. During a particularly harsh winter on the mainland of [[Antival]], they were threatened with starvation. They began making animal sacrifices from what little livestock they had to the goddess [[Gerna]]. When this did not work, they made more sacrifices, each to a different deity in the full pantheon of 33. Matters became worse as the winter bore on, and they began eating slaves for survival. With nowhere left to turn, they sacrificed a child to M'ranin, the ~~goddess~~ of pain, who had been banished to the Shadow Lay; this seemed fitting, as they were deep into the portion of the year when the sun did not rise for two months. Shortly after, fortune turned in their favor, and they found wildlife for sustenance, which they took to be a sign from M'ranin. Embracing her as their new prime deity, they began to culturally appreciate pain, and took up raiding campaigns to gain captives for ritual sacrifice to M'ranin. This new religion came to be the cult of the Emra Gohg, which was dedicated to M'ranin and her likewise bannished progeny, the ~~Dark~~ Seven.		Originally the Druinar worshipped the gods of the [[Grellism]] pantheon, like the elves from other nations. During a particularly harsh winter on the mainland of [[Antival]], they were threatened with starvation. They began making animal sacrifices from what little livestock they had to the goddess [[Gerna]]. When this did not work, they made more sacrifices, each to a different deity in the full pantheon of 33. Matters became worse as the winter bore on, and they began eating slaves for survival. With nowhere left to turn, they sacrificed a child to M'ranin, the angel of pain, who had been banished to the Shadow Lay; this seemed fitting, as they were deep into the portion of the year when the sun did not rise for two months. Shortly after, fortune turned in their favor, and they found wildlife for sustenance, which they took to be a sign from M'ranin. Embracing her as their new prime deity, they began to culturally appreciate pain, and took up raiding campaigns to gain captives for ritual sacrifice to M'ranin. This new religion came to be the cult of the Emra Gohg, which was dedicated to M'ranin and her likewise bannished progeny, the Fouled Seven.

	[[Category: ~~Deities~~]]		[[Category: Angels]]
	[[Category: Emra Gohg]]		[[Category: Emra Gohg]]
	[[Category: Grellism]]		[[Category: Grellism]]
	[[Category: Mythology]]		[[Category: Mythology]]
	[[Category: Befores]]		[[Category: Befores]]

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	She, being the goddess of pain, saw how the mortals experienced terrible pain in the process of creating new life, and was enthralled by this. Because the gods did not produce offspring in this manner, M'ranin created her own offspring in the style of the mortals so she could experience birth. She had a litter of six daughters and one son, which came to be known as the Dark Seven; after giving birth to her progeny, the other deities were repulsed. As punishment, the gods [[Drend]], [[Helirend]], and [[Orend]] bannished her and her children to the [[Shadow Lay]] for eternity. Her children:		She, being the goddess of pain, saw how the mortals experienced terrible pain in the process of creating new life, and was enthralled by this. Because the gods did not produce offspring in this manner, M'ranin created her own offspring in the style of the mortals so she could experience birth. She had a litter of six daughters and one son, which came to be known as the Dark Seven; after giving birth to her progeny, the other deities were repulsed. As punishment, the gods [[Drend]], [[Helirend]], and [[Orend]] bannished her and her children to the [[Shadow Lay]] for eternity. Her children:

	*[[Gugil]] - goddess of ritual and order, represented by Emra priests as a		*[[Gugil]] - goddess of ritual and order, represented by Emra priests as a markhor
	*[[Jolth]] - goddess of clarity and focus, represented by Emra priests as a		*[[Jolth]] - goddess of clarity and focus, represented by Emra priests as a
	*[[Anagas]] - goddess of blood and breath, represented by Emra priests as a bat		*[[Anagas]] - goddess of blood and breath, represented by Emra priests as a bat

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	*[[Naldreg]] - god of duty and purpose, represented by Emra priests as a wasp		*[[Naldreg]] - god of duty and purpose, represented by Emra priests as a wasp

	==~~Druinar Adoption~~==		==Emra Gohg==
	The Druinar [[elves]] adopted her as their primary deity, and formed a religion around the characteristics in both her and the Dark Seven. They were known for their excessive brutality, especially in the form of ritual sacrifices.		The Druinar [[elves]] adopted her as their primary deity, and formed a religion around the characteristics in both her and the Dark Seven. They were known for their excessive brutality, especially in the form of ritual sacrifices.

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	'''M'ranin''' was the ancient goddess of pain in the extended [[Grellism]] pantheon. She was a key figure in the rise in cruelty of the [[Druinar]], and subsequently [[Vurg]] culture, and was the central figure of the [[Emra Gohg]] cult. She is the offspring of [[Rolick]] and [[Miker]]. She is primarily known for giving birth to a litter of six daughters and one son, which are referred to as the [[Dark Seven]].		'''M'ranin''' was the ancient goddess of pain in the extended [[Grellism]] pantheon. She was a key figure in the rise in cruelty of the [[Druinar]], and subsequently [[Vurg]] culture, and was the central figure of the [[Emra Gohg]] cult.

			She is the offspring of [[Rolick]] and [[Miker]], the deities of war and fear. She is primarily known for giving birth to a litter of six daughters and one son, which are referred to as the [[Dark Seven]], and being banished for it. .

	==Mythology==		==Mythology==