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CalibreonA worldbuilding thread!
Following sewing motifs, the world was created by The Weaving God. Like true fabric, it can tear, be damaged, and succumb to moths... leading to Tears into other worlds, Frayed, conjoined beats, or Moths that bring about a 90 year plague.
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Starting with the Creation!!
You'll have to forgive the (slightly) clunky writing, this was rushed for a class in College but it still stands as a good, simple telling of Calibreon's creation. I'm gonna also include a little word document snippet too of further writing!
Creation!!You'll have to forgive the (slightly) clunky writing, this was rushed for a class in College but it still stands as a good, simple telling of Calibreon's creation. I'm gonna also include a little word document snippet too of further writing!
Whoops forgot to add things for a little! Why not get back in it with something spooky?
Introducing
Jagshaw
the bastard God of knowledge, but known as an entity of filth, rot, plague, decay.
Introducing
Jagshaw the bastard God of knowledge, but known as an entity of filth, rot, plague, decay.
He is the "bastard" God of Knowledge because he -used- to be the actual Weyr God of Knowledge. After seeking counsel with The Weaving God he asked to know everything in the world- The Weaving God obliged but the knowledge of everything proved to be too much....
....and Jagshaw's physical form was destroyed. He sought knowledge out of arrogance and self gain, but blamed The Weaving God for his misfortune and reformed as a horrid beast. His arms rip and tear, hold and shutter, trying to keep his body in upright, walking form.
Weyr folklore tells that Jagshaw had eaten the god of Knowledge out of jealousy. The true name of the knowledge God has in modern days been purposefully forgotten- as rumors had spread by even saying his name it would also call upon Jagshaw who would bring misfortune.
To finish, Pasha (Jagshaw's true name) and Staeus- during the events of "The Wolf and the Raven", but before "The Great Tear and The Last Hand" and "Deepwell".
