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However, when Yagno Petrovna and an unnamed wizard attempted to summon Zhakata, they summoned the [[fiend]] [[Malistroi]] instead.  Disillusioned by this failure, Yagno Petrovna declared the Provider aspect [[heresy|heretical]] and banned the worship of any aspect of Zhakata other than the Devourer.<ref name="CoD_p4">[[Circle of Darkness]] p.4</ref>
However, when Yagno Petrovna and an unnamed wizard attempted to summon Zhakata, they summoned the [[fiend]] [[Malistroi]] instead.  Disillusioned by this failure, Yagno Petrovna declared the Provider aspect [[heresy|heretical]] and banned the worship of any aspect of Zhakata other than the Devourer.<ref name="CoD_p4">[[Circle of Darkness]] p.4</ref>
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In the G'Henna province of [[Madego]], the opposite has happened. Here the Provider is worshipped, and the Devourer is considered apocryphal. It should be noted that the local skyrocketing belief in the Provider was inspired by the appearance of [[Lupta]] during the [[Grand Conjunction]].


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Revision as of 04:37, 15 November 2024

Zhakata, the mighty and terrible god of G'Henna, was once recognized as a deity with two aspects, the Devourer and the Provider. Yagno Petrovna, the Prophet of Zhakata, believed that summoning Zhakata to G'Henna would transform the Devourer into the Provider, the benevolent aspect.[1]

However, when Yagno Petrovna and an unnamed wizard attempted to summon Zhakata, they summoned the fiend Malistroi instead. Disillusioned by this failure, Yagno Petrovna declared the Provider aspect heretical and banned the worship of any aspect of Zhakata other than the Devourer.[1]

In the G'Henna province of Madego, the opposite has happened. Here the Provider is worshipped, and the Devourer is considered apocryphal. It should be noted that the local skyrocketing belief in the Provider was inspired by the appearance of Lupta during the Grand Conjunction.

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