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The Living Gods claim to be living incarnations of the [[deity|deities]] of [[the Olympian Pantheon]], but in actuality, they are [[fraud]]s. Formerly six of the seven members of the [[Seven Voices of the Gods]], they were [[transformed]] into more than human by a [[Fiendish | The Living Gods claim to be living incarnations of the [[deity|deities]] of [[the Olympian Pantheon]], but in actuality, they are [[fraud]]s. Formerly six of the seven members of the [[Seven Voices of the Gods]], they were [[transformed]] into more than human by a [[:category:Fiendish Summoner|fiendish summoning]] [[ritual]] gone awry thanks to the meddling of [[Hercules (Imposter)|Hercules]].<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2002]] p.276-280</ref> Despite the power they were infused with, they are not gods and cannot grant [[:category:Divine Spells|divine spells]]. Rather, they are more akin to [[:category:Half-Fiend|half-fiends]].<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls] 2002] p.284</ref> | ||
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The Living Gods claim to be living incarnations of the deities of the Olympian Pantheon, but in actuality, they are frauds. Formerly six of the seven members of the Seven Voices of the Gods, they were transformed into more than human by a fiendish summoning ritual gone awry thanks to the meddling of Hercules.[1] Despite the power they were infused with, they are not gods and cannot grant divine spells. Rather, they are more akin to half-fiends.[2]
References
- ↑ Undead Sea Scrolls 2002 p.276-280
- ↑ [[Undead Sea Scrolls] 2002] p.284
