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'''Malachai, the Angel Maker''' is the [[darklord]] of a [[domain]] of religious horror and apocalyptic themes. He is the ostensible [[high priest]] of the domain's [[religion]] | '''Malachai, the Angel Maker''' is the [[darklord]] of a [[domain]] of religious horror and apocalyptic themes. He is the ostensible [[high priest]] of the domain's [[religion]]. He recruits courageous youth to become mystically empowered champions resembling true [[celestial]]s in order to fight seemingly demonic forces. However, the members of this [[Order of the Angels]] are not told that when they perish or become [[corrupted]], they become the fiends they previously fought. Malachai maintains this everlasting struggle both to hold the people's [[faith]] in the church and to collect the [[negative energy]] resulting form the conflict.<ref>[[Another 100 Shades of Dark]], [[Quoth the Raven 26]] p. 118-119</ref> | ||
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Malachai, the Angel Maker is the darklord of a domain of religious horror and apocalyptic themes. He is the ostensible high priest of the domain's religion. He recruits courageous youth to become mystically empowered champions resembling true celestials in order to fight seemingly demonic forces. However, the members of this Order of the Angels are not told that when they perish or become corrupted, they become the fiends they previously fought. Malachai maintains this everlasting struggle both to hold the people's faith in the church and to collect the negative energy resulting form the conflict.[1]
References
- ↑ Another 100 Shades of Dark, Quoth the Raven 26 p. 118-119
