Corrupted Gods
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The Corrupted Gods are a pantheon of deities who have fallen from grace and turned to darkness. Once revered and worshipped by mortals, they now embody corruption, darkness, and chaos. The Corrupted Gods often seek to impose their will upon the game world and its inhabitants, spreading chaos and discord wherever they go.
Origins
The origins of the Corrupted Gods are shrouded in mystery, with legends claiming that they were once benevolent deities who ruled over the realms of light and goodness. However, pride, greed, and jealousy consumed their hearts, leading them to rebel against the cosmic order and embrace darkness.
Worship and Cults
Despite their fall from grace, the Corrupted Gods still command a following of devoted worshippers and cultists who seek to gain favor with their malevolent masters. These followers often engage in dark rituals and sacrifices to appease the Corrupted Gods and gain access to their forbidden powers.
Manifestations
The Corrupted Gods manifest in various forms, each embodying different aspects of corruption and chaos. Some appear as monstrous beings of shadow and flame, while others take on more subtle forms, manipulating mortals from the shadows.
Notable Corrupted Gods
- **Astaroth**: The Lord of Shadows, Astaroth revels in the darkness and seeks to plunge the world into eternal night.
- **Moloch**: The Bringer of Ruin, Moloch delights in destruction and feeds on the suffering of mortals.
- **Lilith**: The Queen of Temptation, Lilith seduces mortals with promises of power and pleasure, only to betray them in the end.
Cultists and Followers
- **Dark Sorcerers**: Sorcerers who have pledged their allegiance to the Corrupted Gods, wielding dark magic to further their master's goals.
- **Shadow Cultists**: Fanatical worshippers who venerate the Corrupted Gods and carry out their bidding, spreading chaos and terror wherever they go.
Lore and Legends
Throughout history, tales of the Corrupted Gods have been passed down through generations, warning of the dangers of succumbing to darkness and temptation. These legends serve as a reminder of the eternal struggle between light and darkness, and the constant threat posed by the forces of corruption.
