A New idea on the Blood of Azra

[darkstar]

"J. D. Lail" wrote:
>
> It occured to me that Azrai was not always the evil Rat F**k God
> of Deismaar. In fact at one time he was the God of knowledge and
> NOT e-vile atall! Thats why when the topic of Corruption and its
> possible reversal came up it seemed logical to me that what should
> happen is that an Azrai blood line once cleansed would revert to the
> earlier non evil Azrai.
>
That is true. He used to be the god of Knowledge and Pride in Aduria. Of
course, I think pride eventually came to dominate.

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Ian Hoskins

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[DKEvermore@aol.co]

In a message dated 2/20/99 6:39:00 AM, hoss@box.net.au writes:

>That is true. He used to be the god of Knowledge and Pride in Aduria. Of
>course, I think pride eventually came to dominate.
>
>--
>Ian Hoskins
>
Okay, I give. Where did you get this idea?

- -DKE

[darkstar]

DKEvermore@aol.com wrote:
>
> In a message dated 2/20/99 6:39:00 AM, hoss@box.net.au writes:
>
> >That is true. He used to be the god of Knowledge and Pride in Aduria. Of
> >course, I think pride eventually came to dominate.
> >

> Okay, I give. Where did you get this idea?
>

That he was once the god of pride and knowledge?

Pg 121 of the Book of Priestcraft. To quote the exactly line.

"In ancient Aduria, Azrai was not always the incarnation of terror and
darkness that he later became; he was once a deity of pride and
knowledge, but a deity who's hunger for power warped his very nature."

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Ian Hoskins

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[Jim Cooper]

DKEvermore@aol.com wrote:
> Okay, I give. Where did you get this idea?<

Its in the Atlas of Cerilia supp, isn't it?

Cheers,
Darren

[DKEvermore@aol.co]

In a message dated 2/21/99 11:53:35 PM Central Standard Time, hoss@box.net.au
writes:

> > Okay, I give. Where did you get this idea?
> >
>
> That he was once the god of pride and knowledge?
>
> Pg 121 of the Book of Priestcraft. To quote the exactly line.
>
> "In ancient Aduria, Azrai was not always the incarnation of terror and
> darkness that he later became; he was once a deity of pride and
> knowledge, but a deity who's hunger for power warped his very nature."
>
> --
> Ian Hoskins
>
Thanks. I looked in all of my core books and didn't find it.

- -DKE