Polydorus - Revision history

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	===God of Wild Beasts===		====God of Wild Beasts====
	''The Beast''		''The Beast''
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			===God of Wild Beasts===
			''The Beast''
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	Polydorus is a strange, savage god whose few worshippers tend to be barbarians and raiders from less civilized lands or hermits who seek enlightenment by avoiding contact with other humans. Polydorus teaches that humanity, and particularly civilization, was a blight put upon the world by the Ptharian gods whose only purpose is to despoil nature and rape the wilderness of its beauty. His most dire enemy, not surprisingly, is [[Vitulus]] and it is said that he rewards anyone who is able to fully destroy an entire city. Of all the gods, only [[Selene]], Goddess of Beauty, is able to calm his rage and several times she had seduced him into helping the Ptharian gods fight against the forces of darkness.		Polydorus is a strange, savage god whose few worshippers tend to be barbarians and raiders from less civilized lands or hermits who seek enlightenment by avoiding contact with other humans. Polydorus teaches that humanity, and particularly civilization, was a blight put upon the world by the Ptharian gods whose only purpose is to despoil nature and rape the wilderness of its beauty. His most dire enemy, not surprisingly, is [[Vitulus]] and it is said that he rewards anyone who is able to fully destroy an entire city. Of all the gods, only [[Selene]], Goddess of Beauty, is able to calm his rage and several times she had seduced him into helping the Ptharian gods fight against the forces of darkness.

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	Polydorus is a strange, savage god whose few worshippers tend to be barbarians and raiders from less civilized lands or hermits who seek enlightenment by avoiding contact with other humans. Polydorus teaches that humanity, and particularly civilization, was a blight put upon the world by the Ptharian gods whose only purpose is to despoil nature and rape the wilderness of its beauty. His most dire enemy, not surprisingly, is [[Vitulus]] and it is said that he rewards anyone who is able to fully destroy an entire city. Of all the gods, only [[Selene]], Goddess of Beauty, is able to calm his rage and several times she had seduced him into helping the Ptharian gods fight against the forces of darkness.		Polydorus is a strange, savage god whose few worshippers tend to be barbarians and raiders from less civilized lands or hermits who seek enlightenment by avoiding contact with other humans. Polydorus teaches that humanity, and particularly civilization, was a blight put upon the world by the Ptharian gods whose only purpose is to despoil nature and rape the wilderness of its beauty. His most dire enemy, not surprisingly, is [[Vitulus]] and it is said that he rewards anyone who is able to fully destroy an entire city. Of all the gods, only [[Selene]], Goddess of Beauty, is able to calm his rage and several times she had seduced him into helping the Ptharian gods fight against the forces of darkness.

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			Polydorus is a strange, savage god whose few worshippers tend to be barbarians and raiders from less civilized lands or hermits who seek enlightenment by avoiding contact with other humans. Polydorus teaches that humanity, and particularly civilization, was a blight put upon the world by the Ptharian gods whose only purpose is to despoil nature and rape the wilderness of its beauty. His most dire enemy, not surprisingly, is [[Vitulus]] and it is said that he rewards anyone who is able to fully destroy an entire city. Of all the gods, only [[Selene]], Goddess of Beauty, is able to calm his rage and several times she had seduced him into helping the Ptharian gods fight against the forces of darkness.

			Polydorus is depicted as a huge, savage wolf named '''Fenrir''' in [[the Danic Tradition]], destined to kill Wotan, King of the Gods, in the final days of the world.
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	\|overview = Polydorus is a strange, savage god whose few worshippers tend to be barbarians and raiders from less civilized lands or hermits who seek enlightenment by avoiding contact with other humans. Polydorus teaches that humanity, and particularly civilization, was a blight put upon the world by the Ptharian gods whose only purpose is to despoil nature and rape the wilderness of its beauty. His most dire enemy, not surprisingly, is Vitulus and it is said that he rewards anyone who is able to fully destroy an entire city. Of all the gods, only Selene, Goddess of Beauty, is able to calm his rage and several times she had seduced him into helping the Ptharian gods fight against the forces of darkness.

	~~Polydorus is depicted as a huge, savage wolf named Fenrir in the Danic Tradition, destined to kill Wotan, King of the Gods, in the final days of the world.~~
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{{Deity
|name = Polydorus
|title = God of Wild Beasts
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|gender = Male
|avatar = Fenrir, Arak the Savage
|consort = None
|allies = [[Enosigaois]], God of Earth (father); [[Nelestrix]], Goddess of Insects; [[Podarge]], God of Destruction and Drowning; [[Ruminus]], God of Disease; and [[Selene]], Goddess of Beauty.
|foes = [[Cebren]], God of Music; [[Clementia]], Goddess of Mercy; [[Faunaros]], God of Hunting; [[Luna]], Goddess of the Moon; [[Majestas]], Goddess of Law; [[Pavor]], God of Travel; [[Phlegethon]], God of Tryanny (brother); [[Podalirius]], God of Vegetation; [[Taygete]], Goddess of Childbirth; [[Thalia]], Goddess of the Hearth; [[Thallos]], God of Strength; [[Thea]], Goddess of Art; [[Virtus]], God of Courage; [[Vitulus]], God of Cities; [[Vortumnus]], God of Chivalry; and [[Zelos]], God of the State.
|rank = Major
|nature = Anarchistic
|ethos = Malign
|major_influence = Wild Beasts
|minor_influence = Hermits, Nature and Secrets
|domains = Earth, Luck, Nature, Madness
|favweapon = Longsword
|spon_spell = Smell of Fear
|overview = Polydorus is a strange, savage god whose few worshippers tend to be barbarians and raiders from less civilized lands or hermits who seek enlightenment by avoiding contact with other humans. Polydorus teaches that humanity, and particularly civilization, was a blight put upon the world by the Ptharian gods whose only purpose is to despoil nature and rape the wilderness of its beauty. His most dire enemy, not surprisingly, is Vitulus and it is said that he rewards anyone who is able to fully destroy an entire city. Of all the gods, only Selene, Goddess of Beauty, is able to calm his rage and several times she had seduced him into helping the Ptharian gods fight against the forces of darkness.

Polydorus is depicted as a huge, savage wolf named Fenrir in the Danic Tradition, destined to kill Wotan, King of the Gods, in the final days of the world.
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