Epimetheus - Revision history

Noctifer at 00:16, 11 January 2026

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	===God of Floods===		====God of Floods====
	''The Drowned Wyrm''		''The Drowned Wyrm''
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	===God of Floods===		===God of Floods===
	''The Drowned Wyrm''</includeonly>		''The Drowned Wyrm''
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	Epimetheus is typically depicted as a wingless dragon that spouts water from his huge maw. He is a merciless, uncaring god who is more than willing to drown his own followers as well as their enemies in sudden floods. Epimetheus is not a popular deity, but is often appeased by those who live next to rivers that are given to sudden flooding. Strangely, Epimetheus promotes a cyclical belief structure that highlights not only the destructive attributes of a flood, but the renewal that follows. The destruction that Epimetheus encourages is for the purpose of rebuilding something better than it was before.		Epimetheus is typically depicted as a wingless dragon that spouts water from his huge maw. He is a merciless, uncaring god who is more than willing to drown his own followers as well as their enemies in sudden floods. Epimetheus is not a popular deity, but is often appeased by those who live next to rivers that are given to sudden flooding. Strangely, Epimetheus promotes a cyclical belief structure that highlights not only the destructive attributes of a flood, but the renewal that follows. The destruction that Epimetheus encourages is for the purpose of rebuilding something better than it was before.
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WikiSysop at 15:05, 26 October 2014

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			===God of Floods===
			''The Drowned Wyrm''</includeonly>
	Epimetheus is typically depicted as a wingless dragon that spouts water from his huge maw. He is a merciless, uncaring god who is more than willing to drown his own followers as well as their enemies in sudden floods. Epimetheus is not a popular deity, but is often appeased by those who live next to rivers that are given to sudden flooding. Strangely, Epimetheus promotes a cyclical belief structure that highlights not only the destructive attributes of a flood, but the renewal that follows. The destruction that Epimetheus encourages is for the purpose of rebuilding something better than it was before.		Epimetheus is typically depicted as a wingless dragon that spouts water from his huge maw. He is a merciless, uncaring god who is more than willing to drown his own followers as well as their enemies in sudden floods. Epimetheus is not a popular deity, but is often appeased by those who live next to rivers that are given to sudden flooding. Strangely, Epimetheus promotes a cyclical belief structure that highlights not only the destructive attributes of a flood, but the renewal that follows. The destruction that Epimetheus encourages is for the purpose of rebuilding something better than it was before.
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WikiSysop at 18:29, 19 January 2010

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			Epimetheus is typically depicted as a wingless dragon that spouts water from his huge maw. He is a merciless, uncaring god who is more than willing to drown his own followers as well as their enemies in sudden floods. Epimetheus is not a popular deity, but is often appeased by those who live next to rivers that are given to sudden flooding. Strangely, Epimetheus promotes a cyclical belief structure that highlights not only the destructive attributes of a flood, but the renewal that follows. The destruction that Epimetheus encourages is for the purpose of rebuilding something better than it was before.
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Noctifer: New page: {{Deity |name = Epimetheus |title = God of Floods |symbolpic = |gender = Male |avatar = Treskelar, Aemeth the Destroyer, the Great Crocodile |consort = None |allies = Alcina, Goddess ...

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New page: {{Deity |name = Epimetheus |title = God of Floods |symbolpic = |gender = Male |avatar = Treskelar, Aemeth the Destroyer, the Great Crocodile |consort = None |allies = Alcina, Goddess ...

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|name = Epimetheus
|title = God of Floods
|symbolpic =
|gender = Male
|avatar = Treskelar, Aemeth the Destroyer, the Great Crocodile
|consort = None
|allies = [[Alcina]], Goddess of Drought; [[Fraus]], God of Ice (brother); [[Orthus]], God of Storms (brother); [[Podarge]], God of Destruction and Drowning (brother); and [[Ruminus]], God of Disease.
|foes = [[Adrasteia]], Goddess of Rivers and Streams; [[Clementia]], Goddess of Mercy; [[Minos]], God of Commerce; [[Pavor]], God of Travel; and [[Vitulus]], God of Cities.
|rank = Major
|nature = Chaotic
|ethos = Malign
|major_influence = Floods
|minor_influence = Destruction, Fertility, and Renewal
|domains = Water, Death, Weather, Destruction
|favweapon = Net
|spon_spell = Inflict Moderate Wounds
|overview = Epimetheus is typically depicted as a wingless dragon that spouts water from his huge maw. He is a merciless, uncaring god who is more than willing to drown his own followers as well as their enemies in sudden floods. Epimetheus is not a popular deity, but is often appeased by those who live next to rivers that are given to sudden flooding. Strangely, Epimetheus promotes a cyclical belief structure that highlights not only the destructive attributes of a flood, but the renewal that follows. The destruction that Epimetheus encourages is for the purpose of rebuilding something better than it was before.
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