Many-Faced Hornet

The Many-Faced Hornet (Orcan: Prix'tat'rix) is a little-known god worshipped in the Orca Islands thousands of years before the Common Age. The Hornet represents an entity composed of seven aspects, or faces, each associated with an emotion. The philosophy of the Hornet entails that one must express all seven emotions healthily to live a full, healthy life, and that supressing one or more aspects stifles one's potential. The worship of the god was virtually non-existent for many centuries until religious leader Y'Tlanda Meringer brought the philosophy back to the south, where the Hornet now counts thousands of followers. 
==Aspects==
The Hornet is composed of seven aspects, called faces. The seven faces are: Anger, Sadness, Happiness, Ecstasy, Anticipation, Fear, and Excitement. The Hornet worshippers contend that one cannot live a completely fulfilled life unless all seven emotions are experienced fully and in a healthy manner. 
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