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Known as "He who is the Sorrow of the World," [[Mularos]] is the god of suffering, both physical and emotional. |
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He draws the most strength from pain inflicted by others. While Mularos is not worshipped by any formal church, cults to him have surfaced from time to time. These are most often collections of sadomasochists, often led by a charismatic but twisted leader. These cults seduce young followers with a decadent and reassuring lifestyle, then bend their minds to dependent love and strict obedience. While the usual end result is mass suicide, it is rumored that such cults have lasted for centuries. |
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At times Mularos seems to revel in causing pain, but he feels the pain of mortals at the same time as he draws strength from it. In a sense, he is a victim of mortals as much as they are victims of him. |
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Mularos' preferred humanoid manifestation is that of a young man of delicate features dressed in simple silk robes. Often a glimpse of the scars left by manacles can be seen at the hem and sleeves of his robe, or the bloody mark of a lash below the collar. In manner, he is charming, alternately dominant and submissive, sadomasochistic and sad. His symbol is a heart with a dagger piercing it on a field of white. |
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==Shrines, Statuary, and Holy Places== |
==Shrines, Statuary, and Holy Places== |
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===[[Cleric Guild]]s=== |
===[[Cleric Guild]]s=== |
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Displayed in the Prayer Rooms of each Cleric Guild is a |
Displayed in the Prayer Rooms of each Cleric Guild is a statue of {{PAGENAME}}. These prayer rooms are considered a holy shrine to multiple deities. |
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The statue depicts a young man clad in simple robes, one hand resting on his hip. Although his features are refined and delicate, hints of depravity can be glimpsed in the curve of his lips and perversity smolders in his sleepy-looking eyes. The graceful arc of his wrist is marred by a series of thin scars. |
The statue depicts a young man clad in simple robes, one hand resting on his hip. Although his features are refined and delicate, hints of depravity can be glimpsed in the curve of his lips and perversity smolders in his sleepy-looking eyes. The graceful arc of his wrist is marred by a series of thin scars. |
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>touch Mularos |
>touch Mularos |
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You reach out and touch the statue of Mularos. |
You reach out and touch the statue of Mularos. |
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A sighing moan slips through your mind. "What is pain, after all, but the other side of pleasure? In pain, we find our limits, our desires, and we come to know ourselves." |
A sighing moan slips through your mind. "What is pain, after all, but the other side of pleasure? In pain, we find our limits, our desires, and we come to know ourselves." |
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===[[Cleric Guild (Wehnimer's Landing)|Wehnimer's Landing Cleric Guild]]=== |
===[[Cleric Guild (Wehnimer's Landing)|Wehnimer's Landing Cleric Guild]]=== |
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Located in the Antechamber of Lornon is a table inset with fist-sized seals depicting all of the Lornon arkati, including one for {{PAGENAME}}. This area is not considered a holy shrine. |
Located in the Antechamber of Lornon is a table inset with fist-sized seals depicting all of the Lornon arkati, including one for {{PAGENAME}}. This area is not considered a holy shrine. |
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A dagger-pierced heart on a field of white is painted on the golden seal of Mularos. |
A dagger-pierced heart on a field of white is painted on the golden seal of Mularos. |
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===[[Ta'Illistim]]=== |
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There is a non-functional, abandoned shrine to Mularos located west of [[Gossamer Valley]] along [[Whistler's Pass]]. Hidden east of Ta'Illistim is a temple dedicated to Mularos and [[Eryael Ladrinyth]]. |
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|318Caster=Murmuring softly, a mournful chant slips from your lips and you feel welts appear upon your wrists. Dipping them briefly, you smear the crimson liquid the leaks from these sudden wounds in a thin line down Body's face. Tingling with each second that your skin touches his, you feel the transference of your raw energy pass into Body and momentarily reel with the pain of its release. Slowly, the wounds on your wrists heal, though a lingering throb remains. |
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|318Target=Murmuring softly, a mournful chants slips from Cleric's lips and crimson rents appear upon his wrist. Dipping them briefly, Cleric smears the crimson liquid that leaks from his wounds in a thin line down your face and the warm rawness of the life begins to bleed into you. The pain of renewal is almost as sharp as the rawness of the energy that suddenly fills you. Slowly, though you are dazed, you watch the wounds upon Cleric's wrists heal. |
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== Additional information == |
== Additional information == |
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[[Eryael Ladrinyth]], a high priest of Mularos, was active during the [[Griffin Sword Saga]]. |
[[Eryael Ladrinyth]], a high priest of Mularos, was active during the [[Griffin Sword Saga]]. The psion [[Harith Caerines]] came to prominence and died during that same time. |
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== Related Articles == |
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*[[The Gods of Elanthia#Mularos, the Suffering|The Gods of Elanthia - Mularos, the Suffering]] (official documentation) |
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== Resources == |
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*[[Origin of Mularos]] (official documentation) |
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*[http://forums.play.net/forums/GemStone%20IV/Arkati%20and%20Other%20Spirits/Mularos/view Officials folder] |
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God of Suffering and Torture
Known as "He who is the Sorrow of the World," Mularos is the god of suffering, both physical and emotional. He draws the most strength from pain inflicted by others.
While Mularos is not worshiped by any formal church, cults to him have surfaced from time to time. These are most often collections of sadomasochists, often led by a charismatic but twisted leader. These cults seduce young followers with a decadent and reassuring lifestyle, then bend their minds to dependent love and strict obedience. While the usual end result is mass suicide, it is rumored that such cults have lasted for centuries.
At times Mularos seems to revel in causing pain, but he feels the pain of mortals at the same time as he draws strength from it. In a sense, he is a victim of mortals as much as they are victims of him.
Mularos' preferred humanoid manifestation is that of a young man of delicate features dressed in simple silk robes. Often a glimpse of the scars left by manacles can be seen at the hem and sleeves of his robe, or the bloody mark of a lash below the collar. In manner, he is charming, alternately dominant and submissive, sadomasochistic and sad. His symbol is a heart with a dagger piercing it on a field of white.
Shrines, Statuary, and Holy Places
Cleric Guilds
Displayed in the Prayer Rooms of each Cleric Guild is a statue of Mularos. These prayer rooms are considered a holy shrine to multiple deities.
The statue depicts a young man clad in simple robes, one hand resting on his hip. Although his features are refined and delicate, hints of depravity can be glimpsed in the curve of his lips and perversity smolders in his sleepy-looking eyes. The graceful arc of his wrist is marred by a series of thin scars. >touch Mularos You reach out and touch the statue of Mularos. A sighing moan slips through your mind. "What is pain, after all, but the other side of pleasure? In pain, we find our limits, our desires, and we come to know ourselves."
Wehnimer's Landing Cleric Guild
Located in the Antechamber of Lornon is a table inset with fist-sized seals depicting all of the Lornon arkati, including one for Mularos. This area is not considered a holy shrine.
A dagger-pierced heart on a field of white is painted on the golden seal of Mularos.
Ta'Illistim
There is a non-functional, abandoned shrine to Mularos located west of Gossamer Valley along Whistler's Pass. Hidden east of Ta'Illistim is a temple dedicated to Mularos and Eryael Ladrinyth.
Additional information
Eryael Ladrinyth, a high priest of Mularos, was active during the Griffin Sword Saga. The psion Harith Caerines came to prominence and died during that same time.
Messaging
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CHANT (verb) |
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Major Sanctuary (220) |
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Well of Life (308) |
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Condemn (309) |
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Blind (311) |
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Prayer (313) |
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Censure (316) |
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Raise Dead (318) |
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Intercession |
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Divine Wrath (335) |
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Symbol of the Proselyte (340) |
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Miracle (350) |
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Aid the Fallen (1613) | |||||
Repentance (1615) |
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Judgment (1630) |
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Divine Incarnation (1650) |
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Resources
- Origin of Mularos (official documentation)
- Temple of Mularos
- Officials folder
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