Melpomene - Revision history

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	As '''Jomaera the Ever-Changing''', Melpomene is the Duchess of Mystery of Transmutation. In this form, she is typically depicted as a woman with a featureless face.		As '''Jomaera the Ever-Changing''', Melpomene is the Duchess of Mystery of Transmutation. In this form, she is typically depicted as a woman with a featureless face.

	Though respected as a [[Dukes of Mystery\|Duke of Mystery]], Melpomene is not often ~~worshipped~~ directly and her clergy is extremely small. Some messengers choose Melpomene as their patron and she has taken it upon herself to care for mothers, despite being estranged from her own child, [[Picus]], God of Birds.		Though respected as a [[Dukes of Mystery\|Duke of Mystery]], Melpomene is not often worshiped directly and her clergy is extremely small. Some messengers choose Melpomene as their patron and she has taken it upon herself to care for mothers, despite being estranged from her own child, [[Picus]], God of Birds.
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	===Goddess of Clouds===		====Goddess of Clouds====
	''The Nymph Queen''		''The Nymph Queen''
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			===Goddess of Clouds===
			''The Nymph Queen''
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	Melpomene was the result of the rape of [[Orestea]], Goddess of Rain, by [[Gyges]], God of Thunder, during one of his legendary rages. Melpomene has since forgiven her father of his rage and acts as something of an intermediary between her parents. Though she was once consort to [[Ophion]], God of the Sun, the two went their separate ways when he started chasing his current consort, [[Luna]]. Melpomene and Ophion are now bitter enemies as she tries to block the Light of Truth that he carries for [[Ptharos]] from reaching the people of the world.		Melpomene was the result of the rape of [[Orestea]], Goddess of Rain, by [[Gyges]], God of Thunder, during one of his legendary rages. Melpomene has since forgiven her father of his rage and acts as something of an intermediary between her parents. Though she was once consort to [[Ophion]], God of the Sun, the two went their separate ways when he started chasing his current consort, [[Luna]]. Melpomene and Ophion are now bitter enemies as she tries to block the Light of Truth that he carries for [[Ptharos]] from reaching the people of the world.

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	As '''Jomaera the Ever-Changing''', Melpomene is the Duchess of Mystery of Transmutation. In this form, she is typically depicted as a woman with a featureless face.		As '''Jomaera the Ever-Changing''', Melpomene is the Duchess of Mystery of Transmutation. In this form, she is typically depicted as a woman with a featureless face.

	Though respected as a [[Duke of Mystery]], Melpomene is not often worshipped directly and her clergy is extremely small. Some messengers choose Melpomene as their patron and she has taken it upon herself to care for mothers, despite being estranged from her own child, [[Picus]], God of Birds.		Though respected as a [[Dukes of Mystery\|Duke of Mystery]], Melpomene is not often worshipped directly and her clergy is extremely small. Some messengers choose Melpomene as their patron and she has taken it upon herself to care for mothers, despite being estranged from her own child, [[Picus]], God of Birds.
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			Melpomene was the result of the rape of [[Orestea]], Goddess of Rain, by [[Gyges]], God of Thunder, during one of his legendary rages. Melpomene has since forgiven her father of his rage and acts as something of an intermediary between her parents. Though she was once consort to [[Ophion]], God of the Sun, the two went their separate ways when he started chasing his current consort, [[Luna]]. Melpomene and Ophion are now bitter enemies as she tries to block the Light of Truth that he carries for [[Ptharos]] from reaching the people of the world.

			As '''Jomaera the Ever-Changing''', Melpomene is the Duchess of Mystery of Transmutation. In this form, she is typically depicted as a woman with a featureless face.

			Though respected as a [[Duke of Mystery]], Melpomene is not often worshipped directly and her clergy is extremely small. Some messengers choose Melpomene as their patron and she has taken it upon herself to care for mothers, despite being estranged from her own child, [[Picus]], God of Birds.
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	\|spon_spell = Obscuring Mist		\|spon_spell = Obscuring Mist
	\|overview = Melpomene was the result of the rape of Orestea, Goddess of Rain, by Gyges, God of Thunder, during one of his legendary rages. Melpomene has since forgiven her father of his rage and acts as something of an intermediary between her parents. Though she was once consort to Ophion, God of the Sun, the two went their separate ways when he started chasing his current consort, Luna. Melpomene and Ophion are now bitter enemies as she tries to block the Light of Truth that he carries for Ptharos from reaching the people of the world.

	~~As Jomaera the Ever-Changing, Melpomene is the Duchess of Mystery of Transmutation. In this form, she is typically depicted as a woman with a featureless face.~~

	Though respected as a Duke of Mystery, Melpomene is not often worshipped directly and her clergy is extremely small. Some messengers choose Melpomene as their patron and she has taken it upon herself to care for mothers, despite being estranged from her own child, Picus, God of Birds.
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{{Deity
|name = Melpomene
|title = Goddess of Clouds
|symbolpic =
|gender = Female
|avatar = Jomaera the Ever-Changing
|consort = None (though she was raped by [[Maelphegor]], tricked into lying with [[Furinus]] and was once consort of [[Ophion]], God of the Sun)
|allies = [[Abaris]], Goddess of Magic; [[Gyges]], God of Thunder (father); [[Hypnos]], Goddess of Dreams; [[Pavor]], God of Travel; [[Ptharos]], God of Air; [[Orestea]], Goddess of Rain (mother); [[Veritas]], Goddess of Marriage.
|foes = [[Maelphegor]], God of Air; [[Ophion]], God of the Sun (former consort); [[Orthus]], God of Storms; [[Picus]], God of Birds (son)
|rank = Intermediate
|nature = Intermediate
|ethos = Agathocacological
|major_influence = Clouds
|minor_influence = Messengers, Motherhood, Transmutation, and Weather
|domains = Air, Divination, Weather, Messenger
|favweapon = Mace
|spon_spell = Obscuring Mist
|overview = Melpomene was the result of the rape of Orestea, Goddess of Rain, by Gyges, God of Thunder, during one of his legendary rages. Melpomene has since forgiven her father of his rage and acts as something of an intermediary between her parents. Though she was once consort to Ophion, God of the Sun, the two went their separate ways when he started chasing his current consort, Luna. Melpomene and Ophion are now bitter enemies as she tries to block the Light of Truth that he carries for Ptharos from reaching the people of the world.

As Jomaera the Ever-Changing, Melpomene is the Duchess of Mystery of Transmutation. In this form, she is typically depicted as a woman with a featureless face.

Though respected as a Duke of Mystery, Melpomene is not often worshipped directly and her clergy is extremely small. Some messengers choose Melpomene as their patron and she has taken it upon herself to care for mothers, despite being estranged from her own child, Picus, God of Birds.
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