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__NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__The six [[Citygod|citygods]] of Nodd are powerful, heavily corrupted beings that are revered and worshipped as much as feared and reviled.
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The six [[Citygod|citygods]] of Nodd are powerful, heavily corrupted beings that are revered and worshipped as much as feared and reviled.


Little is known about the process involved in becoming a citygod or if there even is a single precise process. Each is imminently powerful and deeply intertwined with their relative aspects. The citygods are also extremely sensitive [[cityspeakers]], which some believe to be related to their intense corruption and power alike. They work as both a figurehead and situationally as an actual leader to the Houses, interpreting their role in the city and vying with the others for power and prominence through their House's doings.
Little is known about the process involved in becoming a citygod or if there even is a single precise process. Each is imminently powerful and deeply intertwined with their relative aspects. The citygods are also extremely sensitive [[cityspeakers]], which some believe to be related to their intense corruption and power alike. They work as both a figurehead and situationally as an actual leader to the Houses, interpreting their role in the city and vying with the others for power and prominence through their House's doings.

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The six citygods of Nodd are powerful, heavily corrupted beings that are revered and worshipped as much as feared and reviled.

Little is known about the process involved in becoming a citygod or if there even is a single precise process. Each is imminently powerful and deeply intertwined with their relative aspects. The citygods are also extremely sensitive cityspeakers, which some believe to be related to their intense corruption and power alike. They work as both a figurehead and situationally as an actual leader to the Houses, interpreting their role in the city and vying with the others for power and prominence through their House's doings.

The Six Citygods