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| − | '''Lethys''', called the '''God of the Snowy Realm''', was a god whose domain was in Eden. He was a vassal of Nemesis, and was later destroyed by Dyeus in retaliation for Lethys's acts against himself and his followers. |
+ | '''Lethys''', called the '''God of the Snowy Realm''', was a god whose domain was in Eden. He was a vassal of [[Nemesis]], and was later destroyed by [[Dyeus (LOC)|Dyeus]] in retaliation for Lethys's acts against himself and his followers. In totemic representations, Lethys usually takes the form of a wolf or dog. |
==History== |
==History== |
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In official Temple doctrine, Lethys's divine status was diminished, and he is portrayed as a petty king who served the demon Nemesis, and was in constant war against Khazar. For his actions against Dyeus and his worshippers, Lethys and his kingdom were obliterated by the god. |
In official Temple doctrine, Lethys's divine status was diminished, and he is portrayed as a petty king who served the demon Nemesis, and was in constant war against Khazar. For his actions against Dyeus and his worshippers, Lethys and his kingdom were obliterated by the god. |
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| + | The association of dogs and wolves with Lethys also makes canines anathema towards any Dyeus faithful, leading to the prohibition of dogs in temples, homes, and any other establishment, as well as their employment in tasks such as hunting. |
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==Appearances== |
==Appearances== |
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Revision as of 11:40, 8 February 2020
Lethys, called the God of the Snowy Realm, was a god whose domain was in Eden. He was a vassal of Nemesis, and was later destroyed by Dyeus in retaliation for Lethys's acts against himself and his followers. In totemic representations, Lethys usually takes the form of a wolf or dog.
History
In late Theological canon
In official Temple doctrine, Lethys's divine status was diminished, and he is portrayed as a petty king who served the demon Nemesis, and was in constant war against Khazar. For his actions against Dyeus and his worshippers, Lethys and his kingdom were obliterated by the god.
The association of dogs and wolves with Lethys also makes canines anathema towards any Dyeus faithful, leading to the prohibition of dogs in temples, homes, and any other establishment, as well as their employment in tasks such as hunting.
Appearances
- The Lord of Cats (Mentioned only)