Cult of Personality - Revision history

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The Intercessors

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The Intercessors

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Popular Folklore

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The Cult of Personality Pantheon

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 Intercessors include:
-* [[Oristalliso]], the crystalline god of the Earth.
+* [[Aeski]] - Goddess of the Nether World
 ===The Messengers===

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 ===The Intercessors===
 All personas are intercessors.  Any and all of the personalities may intercede in the lives of their adherents, in a number of capacities from raising the dead to destroying enemies to parting of the sea.  The personalities rarely grant miracles as powerful as those of the greater gods, but warlocks and druids in particular have been known to summon enormous amounts of magical power from their personas.
 ===The Messengers===

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 {{Infobox religion
    | title             = Cult of Personality
-   | image             = Bloncamann.png
+   | image             = CultSymbol.png
-   | caption           = A Persona of the Cult of Personality
+   | caption           = Guiding Symbol of the Cult of Personality
    | native_title      =
    | type              = Polytheistic

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 {{Infobox religion
    | title             = Cult of Personality
-   | image             = Bloncamann.jpg
+   | image             = Bloncamann.png
    | caption           = A Persona of the Cult of Personality
    | native_title      =

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 ==The Cult of Personality Pantheon==
-[[File:Æski.jpg|thumb|300px|link=Æski|Æski - a Persona of the Cult]]
+[[File:Æski.png|thumb|300px|link=Æski|Æski - a Persona of the Cult]]
 Much unlike other religions, there is no thread of unity binding the personal gods in the cult.  Each has its own motivations and its own personal interests.  These interests are sometimes reflected in the nature of their beastly parts, e.g. a forest creature interested in the forest and a sea creature interested in the sea.

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    | books             =
    | leaders           =
-   | deities           = [[Æski]], [[Baelcwene]], [[Bloncamann]], [[Gicela]], [[Lyftwynn]], [[Meremenin]], [[Oristalliso]]
+   | deities           = [[Æski]], [[Attorcoppe]], [[Baelcwene]], [[Bloncamann]], [[Gicela]], [[Lyftwynn]], [[Meremenin]], [[Oristalliso]]
 }}
 The [[Cult of Personality]] is not a single religion, but a compilation of many religions, some so obscure as to have little more than a single adherent.  Most of the cultists, adherents, worshippers, warlocks, druids or others who follow in this faith tend to fixate on a single being, a form of lusus naturae, part human, part otherworldly creature.

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 As there is no creator, the [[Cult of Personality]] does not have a destroyer.  There are certain personas who will command acts of destruction, but this is rarely on a grand scale.  Most acts of destruction seem to be more acts of personal vengeance on the part of the persona than any world-shaping grand scheme.
-==The Baksist Clergy==
+==The Cult of Personality Clergy==
 There is no clergy in the [[Cult of Personality]].  From time to time an individual persona will collect a group of adherents into a "cult" to perform some larger task.  This cult will often have a leader and some hierarchical structure depending on its size.  Once the task is complete, the cult will often disband or commit mass suicide in the name of the persona.  An unsuccessful mission will generally result in the cult's destruction by outside forces, leaving little trace of the cults after they are disbanded or destroyed.