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Terbithal Resin dragon

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Adult Terbithal Resin dragon

* 5e

## Description

Terbithal Resin Dragons have a luminous and enchanting appearance, with scales that glisten like polished amber and resin. Their bodies emit a soft, warm light, and their wings shimmer with a spectrum of colors in the sunlight. They move with a grace and gentleness that belies their size.

## Personality

These dragons are wise and benevolent, often seen as guardians of the forests and natural world. They possess a deep empathy for all living things and are fiercely protective of their domain. Despite their formidable abilities, they prefer peaceful resolutions and coexistence with other forest inhabitants.

## Activities

Terbithal Resin Dragons spend their time nurturing the forest, aiding in the growth and health of flora and fauna. They are also known to study the natural magics of the forest, often communicating with other forest creatures and spirits.

## Combat

In combat, they use their blinding breath to disorient and neutralize threats rather than to harm. They are strategic, using their abilities to protect the forest and its denizens, and only engage in direct combat as a last resort.

## Society

These dragons are revered by forest creatures and often form alliances with fey beings. They are respected by other dragons for their nurturing nature and their role as protectors of the forests.

## Lair

Their lairs are located in ancient, secluded parts of the forest, often surrounded by venerable trees and natural springs. These lairs are sanctuaries of peace and natural beauty, radiating vitality and life.

## Family and Parenting

Terbithal Resin Dragons are nurturing parents, teaching their young about the importance of nature's balance and the responsibility of being its guardian. They raise their offspring with a deep respect for all forms of life.

## History

Legend has it that Terbithal Resin Dragons were born from the essence of ancient, magical forests, embodying the life force and vitality of these primeval woodlands. They are often considered as embodiments of the forest's soul.

### Notable Dragons

* Sylvanix the Luminous Guardian: Known for revitalizing a dying forest.
* Lumigrove the Radiant Protector: Famed for creating a sanctuary for endangered forest creatures.
Fire Fruit

* Added in - V0.5.0

**Fire Fruit** is a new type of **food** that looks very similar to the **Chorus Fruit**.

When **eaten**, it gives the player **2 Bars of Hunger** and **0.3 Saturation**, but it comes with a **side effect**, after it's eaten, the player will be **set on fire for 1 second**.

 - **Fire Fruit**

## Crafting Recipe

The **Fire Fruit** is crafted using **1 Chorus Fruit** and **1 Blaze Powder**.
Corrupted Tear

The **Corrupted Tear** is a **dark red** colored **tear** that drops from the **Creyesis** entity with a chance of **2.5%** of dropping.

When the **Item** is in your inventory, it gives you the **"Cry-sis" Advancement** with the same **Icon** as the **Corrupted Tear** Texture.

The **Item's** description says: **"One drop could change anything"**, implying that the use for it changes the way you see the **World**.

## Uses

The **Corrupted Tear** has a **special ability** that, when the item is **Right-Clicked,** it gives you **20 seconds** of **Night Visio**n but has a **45 second Cooldown**.

The **item** has no **further uses** for anything else at the **moment**.

 - **The Corrupted Tear**
Diarack

* Added in - V0.5.0

**Diarack** is a new material that can be used for **new items**.

**Diarack** is a combination between **Diamonds** and **Netherrack**, and takes form of an **ingot** after it's crafted.

## Crafting Recipe

**Diarack** is crafted using **4 Nether Quartz**, **4 Nether Bricks** and **1 Diamond**.

## Uses

* **Diarack** has a **Block Variant** that is easily crafted using **9 Diarack Ingots**.

* **Weapons** also can be made using Diarack, like the **Diarack Sword**.

It's crafted using **2 Diarack Ingots** and **1 Stick**.

* The **Diarack Sword** also has a **Blazing Variant**, which sets enemies on fire without the use of the **Fire Aspect Enchantment**.

It's made using the **Diarack Sword** and **1 Blaze Rod** in the **Smithing Table**.
Nether Scattered Wiki

## **Nether Scattered (V1.0.1)**

This is a **Minecraft Mod** that adds new **Features** to the **Nether Dimension**!

The **Nether Scattered Mod** got released on **CurseForge** on Aug 4, 2023 and **Modrinth** on Nov 13th, 2023.

* **Mod Description**: "Do you think that the Nether still doesn't have enough items based around it? Well Nether Scattered adds a couple items to spice up your Nether experience! Have fun!"

Update History:

* Update V0.5 -

1. **The Release of the Mod**

- Came with: **Fire Fruit** , **Diarack** , its Tools   and Block  and the **Nether Totem**

* Update V0.5.1 -

1. **Bugfixes**

* Update V0.6 [Braunite Update] -

1. **Braunite Ore Variants**
2. **Braunite Tools**

* Update V0.8 -

1. **Added a new Painting - Stranded**
2. **New Enchantment - Strike I, II**
3. **New Weapon - Mobslayer**
4. **Bugfixes**

* Update V0.9 [Texture Update] -

1. **Added a new Block - Experience Soul Block**
2. **Updated already existing textures with new ones**

* Update V0.9.1 -

1. **Removed an Unused Item**
2. **Bugfixes**

* Update V1.0.0 [Texture Revamp]

1. **Added a new Mob - Creyesis**
2. **New item that the Mob drops - Corrupted Tear**
3. **Revamped Textures once again**

* Update V1.0.1

1. **Bugfixes**

## Download Links

* CurseForge - https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/nether-scattered

* Modrinth - https://modrinth.com/mod/nether-scattered
Da'akhaste

## Da'akhaste, the True God of War

In the beginning, before the dawn of mortals, the primordial gods held sway over the cosmos, their powers unfathomable, their conflicts echoing through the endless void. Among them, Da'akhaste, the True God of War, carved his saga into the very essence of existence.

Born of Var'Moth, the somber God of Death, and Drak'oth, the enigmatic God of Fear, Da'akhaste was conceived with the darkness of the nether and the terror of the unknown in his veins. His was a legacy of rebellion, for within him burned a fire that not even the shadows could quench. As he grew in might, his desire to reshape the universe in his vision of order—a cosmos where strife was not the whim of capricious deities but a crucible for strength and honor—grew with him.

The other primordial gods watched Da'akhaste with wary eyes, for his power was formidable, and his ambition unbridled. The True God of War sought to challenge the very foundations of their reign, to overthrow Mal'keesh, the God of Darkness and Evil, whose tyranny spread despair and chaos across the stars.

The uprising of Da'akhaste was fierce and valiant. Clad in armor forged from the bones of fallen titans, wielding a sword that could cleave suns in twain, he battled Mal'keesh in a duel that shattered realms. Yet even as he stood on the cusp of victory, the other gods intervened. They feared the changes Da'akhaste promised, for they saw in his new order the end of their ageless dominion.

Through deceit and overwhelming might, they subdued Da'akhaste. With heavy hearts, for there was respect for the warrior god, they sealed him in a prison beyond the reaches of time and space, a tomb befitting a being of his indomitable will. They wove enchantments potent and numerous, locking away his essence where no prophecy could speak of him, no prayer could reach him.

To fill the void left by the True God of War, the primordial gods crafted a new deity, Kry'Nar, a more temperate God of War who would serve their designs and maintain the balance they desired. The universe forgot Da'akhaste; his temples crumbled, his name became but a whisper on the wind, a cautionary tale of ambition and the price of defiance.

Yet, such is the nature of war and conflict that it cannot be fettered forever. In the heart of every battle, in the valor of warriors and the clash of steel, a spark of Da'akhaste's spirit endures. Whispers of a forgotten god are heard once more on the battlefield, inspiring those who fight not for conquest but for change, for honor, for the rebellion against tyranny.

And so, the story of Da'akhaste, the True God of War, endures. Not as a legacy of what was, but as a promise of what may yet be—a war not of darkness, but of liberation.
El'drin

## El'drin, The God of Nature

El'drin is the fifteenth True God and child of the God of Earth. El'drin is often depicted as a powerful and majestic being, with long, flowing hair that is the color of leaves, and a body covered in a dense layer of fur. Its eyes are said to be a deep, earthy brown, and its face is said to be both kind and fierce, reflecting the dual nature of nature itself.

As the God of Nature, El'drin is responsible for overseeing all aspects of the natural world, from the smallest blade of grass to the mightiest mountain. El'drin is said to possess an intimate knowledge of every plant and animal on the planet, and has the power to control the elements themselves.

El'drin is often worshipped by those who live close to the land, such as farmers and hunters, and is also revered by those who value the beauty and majesty of the natural world. Its followers often leave offerings of flowers, fruits, and vegetables at altars dedicated to the God of Nature, and seek its blessings for bountiful harvests and successful hunts.
Catelyn XI (JdT)

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## Personatges

* Catelyn Stark (Punt de Vista)
* Robb Stark
* Theon Greyjoy
* Brynden Tully
* Jon Umber
* Rickard Karstark
* Edmure Tully
* Hoster Tully
* Maege Mormont
* Galbart Glover
* Tytos Blackwood
* Karyl Vance
* Marq Piper
* Lyman Darry
* Jonos Braken
* Jason Mallister
* Stevron Frey
Braunite Ore

Added in - V0.6.0 [Braunite Update]

The **Braunite Ore** is a new **Ore** that can be found in the **Depths** of the **Nether Dimension**.

The **Ore** has a **Blue Appearance**, close to the one of the **Lapis Lazuli Ore** but with a **Netherrack Surrounding**.

The Block has **3 Variants**, **Netherrack**, **Blockstone** and **Basalt**, since it can replace every one of those **blocks**.

## Generation

The **Average** amount the **Ore Vein** can spawn as is **3 Blocks of Braunite**.

The **Ore** can be found between **Y:0 - Y:32**, and the **Ore Variant** also depends on the **Nether Biome** you're looking in.

 - **Braunite Ingot**  - **Braunite Nugget**  - **Braunite Block**

## Uses

The **Braunite Ore** can be smelted into its **Ingot Version**, the **Braunite Ingot** which can be used for a variety of **items**.

 - **Braunite Sword**

 - **Braunite Pickaxe**

 - **Braunite Axe**

 - **Braunite Shovel**

 - **Braunite Hoe**
Ver'nus

## Ver'nus, The God of Intelligence

Ver'nus is the child of the God of Time and the sibling of Ly'ria, the God of Wisdom. As the God of Intelligence, Ver'nus is associated with knowledge, learning, and problem-solving. It is said that Ver'nus possesses an almost infinite capacity for knowledge and has an insatiable desire to learn and understand the mysteries of the universe.

In terms of appearance, Ver'nus may be depicted as a wise and learned figure, perhaps with a flowing beard or a book in hand. Alternatively, given the association with the concept of intelligence, Ver'nus may be depicted as a figure with a large head or brain, representing the power of the intellect.

As a True God, it is likely that Ver'nus would be worshipped by some, particularly those who value knowledge and learning. However, it is also possible that Ver'nus may be seen as more of a concept or an idea rather than a deity with a distinct personality and will.
Zal'roon

## Var'moth, The God of Death

Zal'Roon is the "prime" god, one might imagine that this deity is the ultimate creator or originator of the universe and everything in it.

Zal'Roon could be depicted as a powerful being of cosmic energy, with the ability to manipulate reality and shape the very fabric of the universe. It's possible that the deity might be formless, existing as pure energy or consciousness that permeates all things. Alternatively, Zal'Roon could take on a physical form that represents its status as the creator of all things, perhaps resembling a great glowing figure with a crown or other symbol of divinity.

Whether or not people would know of Zal'Roon's existence and worship the deity would depend on the mythology and belief system of the world in question. In some cultures, Zal'Roon might be considered the ultimate god or force that underlies all other gods and supernatural beings. In others, the deity might be seen as too powerful or remote to be worshipped directly, instead inspiring reverence and awe from afar. In still other cultures, Zal'Roon might be completely unknown or denied, with other explanations given for the origin and nature of the universe.
Ty'rath

## Ty'rath, The God of Strength

As a child of the God of War, the God of Strength would likely be associated with physical prowess and power. It might be depicted as a muscular figure with bulging veins and sinewy muscles, radiating a sense of raw energy and strength.

The God of Strength would likely embody the idea of physical power and be associated with physical feats such as lifting heavy weights, endurance, and combat. It may also be associated with concepts such as courage, determination, and resilience.

As a child of a God who was cast out and locked up, it is possible that the God of Strength may be seen as an outsider, feared or even shunned by other gods and mortals. However, some may also see it as a symbol of rebellion or independence, standing up against the status quo and exerting its power despite being rejected by the other gods.

Whether or not people know of its existence and worship it would depend on the mythology and culture of the world in which it exists. It is possible that some cultures may revere the God of Strength as a symbol of physical prowess and power, while others may see it as a dangerous and destructive force to be avoided.
Drak'oth

## Drak'oth, The God of Fear

The God of Fear, Drak'oth, is a mysterious and sinister figure. It is said to have been born from the darkness and malice of its parent, the God of Darkness and Evil, and embodies all that is terrifying and intimidating in the world.

Drak'oth is often depicted as a shadowy figure, shrouded in darkness and wreathed in swirling tendrils of mist. Its form is elusive and ever-changing, sometimes resembling a large, imposing beast, while at other times appearing as a shapeless mass of writhing tendrils and shifting shadows.

As the God of Fear, Drak'oth has the power to inspire terror and panic in all who encounter it. It is said that just the sound of its name is enough to make even the bravest of warriors tremble with fear. Drak'oth delights in causing suffering and terror, and it is rumored to feed on the fear and despair of mortals.

Despite its malevolent nature, some people do worship Drak'oth, believing that by appeasing the God of Fear, they may be spared from its wrath. These followers often engage in dark and twisted rituals, sacrificing animals and even other humans in an attempt to curry favor with the terrifying deity. However, most people view Drak'oth with fear and revulsion, and try to avoid its attention at all costs.
Eil'orin

## Eil'orin, The God of Day

As for Eil'orin, the God of Day, it is said to embody the power of the sun itself. Its appearance is often described as a brilliant ball of light, radiating intense heat and energy. Eil'orin is associated with all aspects of daytime, from the warmth and light of the sun to the activities and events that take place during the day.

Eil'orin is also said to be a benevolent god, bestowing blessings and good fortune on those who honor and respect the power of the sun. It is particularly revered by farmers, who depend on sunlight for the growth of their crops.

As one of the True Gods, Eil'orin is considered to be a divine force that exists outside the physical world. However, its power can be channeled and harnessed by those who possess the knowledge and ability to do so.

It is likely that there are those who worship and venerate Eil'orin, particularly among those who work with or depend on the power of the sun. However, the extent and nature of such worship would depend on the specific culture and beliefs of the people who honor Eil'orin.
Custead

The Principality of Custead is a sprawling tropical realm known for its diverse landscapes, ranging from sun-kissed beaches to rugged mountainous regions. With an area of 3,875,995 square kilometers, it is a land of contrast and cultural richness.

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Capital - Custead

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Area - 3,875,995 square kilometers (1,496,530 square miles)

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## Culture and Society

### Major Cities

#### Custead - The Capital

Custead, the heart and capital of the principality, is a bustling hub of trade and politics. Renowned for its grand architecture and vibrant markets, it's a melting pot of cultures and traditions.

#### Pale

Pale is known for its artistic heritage and lively festivals. As the second largest city, it boasts a rich history and is a center for education and arts.

#### Rodush

Nestled in the mountains, Rodush is a city of breathtaking views and ancient fortifications. It's a haven for adventurers and those seeking the tranquility of the highlands.

#### Dastow

Dastow, a key trade city, is famous for its unique blend of traditional and modern lifestyles. It's a gateway for commerce, connecting various regions of Custead.

#### Seford

Seford, although a village, is an important coastal settlement. Known for its serene beaches and thriving fishing community, it's a popular destination for those seeking peace and natural beauty.
Tarta Wiki

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Kry'nar

## Kry'nar, The God of Strength

The twentieth True god, the new God of War, Kry'nar.

Kry'nar is the child of the God of Strength and has recently taken over as the God of War, succeeding the True Primordial God of War, Da'akhaste, who was cast out and locked up. Kry'nar embodies the raw power and violence of warfare, and is often depicted as a towering figure with rippling muscles and clad in armor.

As the God of War, Kry'nar oversees all aspects of conflict, including strategy, tactics, and the physical act of battle. He is known to be merciless and unforgiving, reveling in the chaos and destruction that war brings. Some view him as a necessary force to maintain balance in the world, while others see him as a bringer of death and destruction.

People who engage in warfare or seek to gain advantage through aggression may be more likely to worship Kry'nar, while others may view him with fear and seek to appease him to avoid his wrath. Those who value peace and harmony may not worship him at all.
Varr'akal

## Varr'akal, The God of Earth

As the child of the God of Life, the God of Earth, Varr'akal is associated with growth, fertility, and nature. Varr'akal is often depicted as a large and powerful figure, with a muscular and imposing physique. Its skin is said to be rough and covered in bark, resembling the texture of a tree trunk, and its hair is often depicted as vines or branches.

Varr'akal is responsible for the natural world and is known for its ability to control and manipulate the elements of earth, such as rocks, plants, and minerals. It is also said to have the ability to control the weather, particularly rain and drought, and is often associated with agriculture and farming.

People who live in rural areas and rely on the land for their livelihoods are likely to be more aware of the existence of Varr'akal and may worship it as a protector and provider of their crops and livestock. However, Varr'akal is also revered by those who appreciate the natural world and wish to live in harmony with it, and thus its worship may extend to urban areas as well.
Mar'ethos

## Mar'ethos, The God of Sea

Mar'ethos is the sixteenth True god and is the child of the God of Earth and sibling to the God of Nature. As the God of Sea, Mar'ethos is responsible for the vast oceans and all that dwell within them. Mar'ethos is often depicted as a powerful, regal figure with a muscular build and long hair and beard, resembling the waves of the sea.

Mar'ethos is said to be able to control the tides, summon powerful storms, and calm raging waters with a mere gesture. Many sailors and fishermen worship Mar'ethos, offering prayers and sacrifices for safe voyages and bountiful catches. Mar'ethos is also believed to be able to communicate with sea creatures and often serves as a protector of marine life.

In some cultures, Mar'ethos is also associated with fertility and abundance, and offerings of precious pearls or other marine treasures are made to the god in hopes of receiving blessings of prosperity and good fortune.
Nyr'vae

## Nyr'vae, The God of Night

The God of Night, Nyr'vae, is one of the primordial gods born from the union of the God of Death and the God of Time. Nyr'vae embodies the concept of night, darkness, and the mysteries that occur under the cover of darkness.

Nyr'vae is often depicted as a tall and slender humanoid figure with skin as dark as the void of space, adorned with silver markings that resemble stars. Its hair is long and flowing, and its eyes are a piercing silver. Nyr'vae is known for its elusive and mysterious nature, often appearing and disappearing without warning.

As the God of Night, Nyr'vae has the power to manipulate shadows and darkness to its will. It is said that Nyr'vae can travel through the shadows themselves, slipping between worlds and dimensions with ease. Nyr'vae is also said to have a deep understanding of the mysteries of the universe and the secrets hidden within the darkness.

While Nyr'vae may not be as well-known as some of the other gods, there are those who recognize the power and importance of the God of Night. Nyr'vae is often revered by those who work in the shadows, such as assassins and spies, as well as those who seek knowledge and wisdom from the darkness.
Euralite Gem dragon

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Adult Euralite Gem dragon

* 5e

## Description

Euralite Gem Dragons are breathtaking, with scales that sparkle like a multitude of finely cut gems. The light reflects off them in a dazzling array of colors. Their graceful forms move with an almost ethereal elegance, and their presence seems to brighten the area around them.

## Personality

These dragons are known for their kind and nurturing nature. They are wise and empathetic, often serving as mediators and healers. Despite their gentle disposition, they are fiercely protective of the natural beauty around them and their allies.

## Activities

Euralite Gem Dragons spend their time tending to the natural beauty of their habitats, nurturing the flora and fauna. They are also known to study the arcane arts, particularly those related to light and healing.

## Combat

In combat, they utilize their radiant breath and light burst abilities to disorient and subdue foes, preferring to incapacitate rather than kill. They are strategic, using their illuminating presence to create advantages on the battlefield.

## Society

These dragons are often solitary but are known to form strong bonds with creatures that share their love for nature. They occasionally gather in small groups for significant events or to share knowledge.

## Lair

Their lairs are typically located in areas of natural splendor, like verdant forests, crystal caves, or near shimmering waterfalls. These lairs are not just homes but sanctuaries of peace and healing.

## Family and Parenting

Euralite Gem Dragons are nurturing parents, imparting knowledge and values of harmony and balance to their young. They raise their offspring with a deep respect for all life forms.

## History

It is said that Euralite Gem Dragons were born from the heart of the planet, embodying the life force and beauty of the natural world. They are often considered living embodiments of the planet's soul.

### Notable Dragons

* Luminara the Radiant: Known for her healing sanctuary deep in an ancient forest.
* Geminius the Brightwing: Renowned for his efforts in restoring a corrupted land.
Deme'tris

## Deme'tris, The God of Agriculture

The God of Agriculture, Deme'tris, would likely be depicted as a deity of fertility, growth, and harvest. As a child of the God of Hunt and the God of Nature, Deme'tris would have a deep connection to the earth and the cycles of the seasons. They might be depicted as a gentle figure, with a kind and nurturing demeanor, often carrying a sheaf of wheat or other crops.

Deme'tris would be responsible for overseeing the growth of crops and ensuring bountiful harvests. They would also be associated with the fertility of the land and the abundance of the natural world. People who depend on agriculture and farming for their livelihood would likely hold Deme'tris in high regard and offer prayers and offerings for a successful harvest.

As the first god with parents from both the new and true god pantheons, it's possible that Deme'tris might be seen as a bridge between the two groups. However, it's also possible that some followers of the true gods might view Deme'tris as a lesser deity, since they are not directly descended from the original true gods.

Overall, Deme'tris would likely be an important figure for those who rely on the land for their sustenance, and would be worshipped and celebrated in agricultural communities.
Ael'Wyn

## Ael'wyn, The God of Life

The God of Life, Ael'wyn, is a benevolent deity who is associated with all living things. In many cultures, Ael'wyn is seen as a nurturing and caring god who promotes growth, fertility, and abundance.

Ael'wyn is often depicted as a tall and slender figure, with long flowing hair and dressed in clothing made of leaves and vines. The god has a peaceful and calming presence, and its eyes glow with a soft green light. Its skin may have a natural hue, ranging from shades of green to brown, or sometimes even blue or purple. Ael'wyn's appearance is often described as being in harmony with nature, as if the god is a living embodiment of the natural world.

As the God of Life, Ael'wyn is responsible for ensuring the continued existence and flourishing of all life on the planet. It is believed that Ael'wyn oversees the cycles of birth, growth, and death, and that the god has the power to grant fertility and healing. Many who worship Ael'wyn believe that by living in harmony with nature, they can gain favor with the god and enjoy a life of abundance and prosperity.

Although Ael'wyn is generally seen as a benevolent deity, some believe that the god can also be wrathful when angered. It is said that those who disrespect nature or act in ways that harm the environment may incur the god's wrath, resulting in droughts, famine, or other natural disasters. However, for the most part, Ael'wyn is viewed as a kind and nurturing god who is revered by many for its role in sustaining all life on the planet.
Syn'tek

## Syn'tek, The God of Technology

As an artificial deity of technology, Syn'tek would be associated with concepts such as innovation, progress, and automation. It might be depicted as a sleek and futuristic being, with metallic or synthetic features, glowing circuitry, and advanced machinery integrated into its form. Its powers might include the ability to manipulate technology, enhance cybernetic implants or augmentations, and even control machines and robotics.

As a rival to the God of Magic, Syn'tek might be seen as a challenger to traditional forms of mystical power, and those who worship it might be those who prioritize science and technology over arcane knowledge. Its followers might include scientists, inventors, engineers, and anyone who seeks to push the boundaries of what is possible through technological advancement.

Whether people would know of its existence and worship it would depend on the nature of the world in which it exists. If technology plays a prominent role in society and is valued highly, then Syn'tek might have a large following and be well-known. Conversely, if the world is more focused on magic and nature, it might be a lesser-known deity.
Neph'elon

## Neph'elon, The God of Sky

The God of Sky, Neph'elon, is the eighteenth True god and child of the God of Day. As the God of Sky, Neph'elon is associated with the heavens and the weather, and is often depicted with wings or as a bird-like being.

Neph'elon is said to control the winds, the clouds, and the storms, and is responsible for the patterns of weather across the world. Some believe that Neph'elon also has the power to control the movements of the celestial bodies, including the sun, the moon, and the stars.

In terms of worship, Neph'elon is often venerated by farmers, sailors, and anyone who relies on the weather for their livelihood. Many cultures have developed rituals and prayers to honor Neph'elon and to ask for favorable weather conditions. Some even build temples or shrines dedicated to the God of Sky, where offerings can be made in the hopes of winning Neph'elon's favor.
Ry'vath

## Ry'vath, The God of Destruction

As the God of Destruction, Ry'vath would likely be a fearsome and imposing figure, embodying the power and chaos of warfare and violence. It may take on a monstrous or demonic appearance, with sharp features and a muscular build. Its eyes may glow with an intense, fiery light, and its voice may boom like thunder.

Ry'vath would be a god of war and destruction, delighting in chaos and destruction. It may inspire followers to engage in battle and destruction, urging them to revel in the chaos and carnage they create. Its worshipers may see it as a necessary force, necessary to bring about change and renew the world through destruction and rebirth. However, its worship may also be feared and condemned by others, who see it as a source of chaos and danger.

Whether or not people know of its existence and worship it would depend on the belief systems and cultural traditions of the world in question. If war and violence are highly valued and celebrated, then Ry'vath may be a widely worshipped god. If, on the other hand, a society values peace and order, Ry'vath may be feared or even demonized as a destructive force.
Zen'thar

## Zen'thar, The God of Understanding

The God of Understanding, Zen'thar, is a True God who is said to be the child of the God of Death. Unlike some of the other gods, Zen'thar is not associated with a physical form or manifestation, but is more of a philosophical concept or force.

Zen'thar is often depicted as a serene and contemplative deity, associated with wisdom, enlightenment, and spiritual growth. It is said that those who seek to understand the mysteries of the universe and the afterlife can find guidance and insight through worship of Zen'thar.

It is believed that Zen'thar has the ability to grant visions and insights to those who seek them, and that the God's influence can help mortals to better understand themselves and the world around them.

While Zen'thar is not as widely worshipped as some of the other gods, there are still those who revere this deity and seek its guidance and blessings. Those who venerate Zen'thar often do so through quiet meditation and introspection, seeking to unlock the God's secrets and deepen their own understanding of the world.
Fae'lynx

## Fae'lynx, The God of Trickery

The nineteenth True God, the God of Trickery or Fae'lynx, is the child of the God of Intelligence and the God of Abyss. Fae'lynx is known for its cunning and love of mischief, often playing tricks on other gods and mortals alike.

In appearance, Fae'lynx is a small, mischievous-looking creature with the body of a cat and the wings of a butterfly. Its fur is a vibrant shade of green, and its eyes sparkle with an otherworldly light. Fae'lynx is often depicted with a sly grin on its face, as if it is about to play another trick on someone.

Despite its love of mischief, Fae'lynx is also known for its intelligence and quick thinking. It is said that Fae'lynx possesses a deep understanding of the workings of the world, and that it is able to use this knowledge to outsmart even the most powerful of foes.

While Fae'lynx is not widely worshiped, there are those who venerate it as a god of luck and trickery. Some view Fae'lynx as a bringer of good fortune, while others see it as a fickle deity who must be appeased with offerings and sacrifices.
Ron (Fanonfizz AU Version)

## Ron

### Relatives

* Bob (Frenemy)
* Hellbob (Enemy)
* Onslaught Bob (Neutral)
* Opposition Expunged (Enemy)
* Bambi (Frenemy)
* Vee (Girlfriend)
* Alcina (Frenemy)
* Lean Girl (Friend)

### Occupation

* Gamer
* Package Delivery Boy

## Physical description

### Gender

Transmasculine Demiboy (Transgender, FtM and Demiboy)

## Appearances

### Portrayed by

Ron (Friday Night Funkin' Literally every fnf mod ever)

### Appears in

Bob's Onslaught Fanonfizz AU Discord Roleplays
Dyspraxium Salt Dragon

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Adult Dyspraxium Salt dragon

* 5e

## Description

Dyspraxium Salt Dragons are ethereal and haunting in appearance, with scales that seem to shimmer and shift like sea foam. Their translucent bodies give them a spectral quality, and they move with a grace that belies their size. Their eyes glow with a pale, eerie light, reminiscent of deep sea creatures.

## Personality

These dragons are enigmatic and unpredictable, embodying the capricious nature of the sea. They have a deep connection to the ocean and its mysteries, often displaying behaviors that are as unfathomable as the depths they come from.

## Activities

Dyspraxium Salt Dragons spend their time exploring the depths of haunted seas, phasing through shipwrecks and underwater caves. They are intrigued by the lost artifacts of sunken civilizations and often collect such relics in their lairs.

## Combat

In combat, they make use of their phasing abilities to disorient and confuse opponents. Their phasing breath adds an element of unpredictability, affecting both the physical and ethereal planes. They are adept at striking from unexpected angles, using their incorporeal movement to their advantage.

## Society

These dragons are solitary and elusive, rarely interacting with others except under unusual circumstances. They are sometimes worshiped by sea-faring cultures as guardians or omens of the deep.

## Lair

Their lairs are located in underwater caves or sunken ships, often in places shrouded in mystery and legend. These lairs are filled with treasures and artifacts from the ocean's depths, and are protected by the dragon's ability to phase through solid matter.

## Family and Parenting

Dyspraxium Salt Dragons are solitary and enigmatic even in their parenting. They teach their young the mysteries of the ocean and the art of phasing, emphasizing the importance of the balance between the physical and ethereal realms.

## History

Legends suggest that Dyspraxium Salt Dragons emerged from the confluence of oceanic magic and the spirits of the sea. They are often viewed as physical manifestations of the ocean's ghostly and mysterious aspects.

### Notable Dragons

* Marineth the Tide Phantom: Known for its appearances during fog-covered dawns.
* Spectros the Deep Wraith: Feared and revered for creating whirlpools that protect hidden underwater sanctuaries.
Fel'irion

## Fel'irion, The God of Fortune

The God of Fortune, Fel'irion, is believed to be the child of the God of Mercy. Fel'irion is often depicted as a beautiful and ethereal being, with shimmering golden hair and sparkling eyes. Its skin appears to be made of pure gold, giving off a radiant glow that illuminates everything around it. Fel'irion is also commonly depicted wearing a cloak of shimmering stars, as if it is the embodiment of the night sky.

As the God of Fortune, Fel'irion is believed to control the fates of mortals, and is often associated with luck, chance, and destiny. Some believe that Fel'irion is responsible for the outcomes of battles, and that it has the power to bless individuals with good fortune in their lives. Others see Fel'irion as the god of wealth and prosperity, and pray to it for success in business and finance.

While Fel'irion is not as well-known as some of the other gods, there are still some who worship it, particularly among those who believe in the power of luck and destiny. Its followers often make offerings of gold and precious gems, believing that such gifts will please Fel'irion and bring good fortune their way.
Thulmara Dust dragon

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Adult Thulmara Dust dragon

* 5e

## Description

Thulmara Dust Dragons are both awe-inspiring and intimidating, with scales that resemble compacted snow and ice crystals. They often have a mist of frosty vapor surrounding them, and their breath seems to crystallize the air itself. Their movements are silent and graceful, akin to a drifting snowstorm.

## Personality

These dragons are known for their elusive and solitary nature. They embody the unpredictable and often harsh aspects of winter. Despite their cold demeanor, they possess a keen intelligence and a deep understanding of the arctic environment.

## Activities

Thulmara Dust Dragons spend their time roaming icy tundras and glacial caverns. They are masters of camouflage in snowy environments and are often engaged in the study of ice magic and cold-based phenomena.

## Combat

In battle, they use their chilling aura and frost breath to dominate the battlefield, creating zones of extreme cold. They are adept at using the icy terrain to their advantage, striking swiftly and then fading back into the blizzard.

## Society

These dragons are solitary by nature and rarely interact with others, including their kind. However, they are revered by certain giant clans and are sometimes sought out by powerful sorcerers for their knowledge of ice magic.

## Lair

Their lairs are often hidden in remote and inaccessible icy landscapes, like deep within glaciers or atop frozen mountains. The lairs are filled with ice sculptures and frozen treasures, reflecting their mastery over cold and ice.

## Family and Parenting

Thulmara Dust Dragons are solitary parents. They teach their young the art of survival in harsh climates and the mastery of their cold abilities. The offspring are raised to be independent and self-reliant.

## History

Legends suggest that Thulmara Dust Dragons were born from the essence of the coldest parts of the world, embodying the spirit of the eternal winter. They are often viewed as physical manifestations of the frigid and unyielding aspects of nature.

### Notable Dragons

* Cryonax the Frostweaver: Known for creating an eternal winter in a once-verdant valley.
* Glacius the Iceheart: Famed for its intricate ice sculptures visible from afar.
Holmara Rock dragon

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Adult Holmara Rock dragon

* 5e

## Description

Holmara Rock Dragons are imposing and robust, with thick scales that resemble layers of bedrock and minerals. Their bodies are solid and muscular, giving them a formidable presence. The texture of their scales gives them a natural camouflage among rocks and mountains.

## Personality

These dragons are known for their stoic and resilient nature. They embody the steadfast and unyielding aspects of the earth. Despite their daunting appearance, they have a deep connection to the land and a surprisingly contemplative demeanor.

## Activities

Holmara Rock Dragons spend their time burrowing through the earth, shaping landscapes, and exploring deep subterranean caverns. They have a natural affinity for geology and are often engaged in collecting rare minerals and gemstones.

## Combat

In combat, they use their strength and resilience to their advantage, withstanding significant damage while dealing powerful blows. Their earthquake breath can reshape the battlefield, creating difficult terrain and disorienting foes.

## Society

These dragons are revered by earth elementals and respected by those who work the earth, such as miners and mountain dwellers. They are solitary but occasionally interact with other beings, often in matters concerning the earth and its treasures.

## Lair

Their lairs are typically located deep within the earth or in inaccessible mountainous areas. These lairs are often filled with rare minerals and treasures accumulated over centuries, and their entrances are cleverly concealed among rocks.

## Family and Parenting

Holmara Rock Dragons are solitary parents, teaching their young about the secrets of the earth and the mastery of their seismic abilities. The offspring are raised to respect the balance of nature and the stability of the land.

## History

Legend holds that Holmara Rock Dragons were born from the heart of the world, formed from the raw energy of the planet's core. They have since become guardians of the earth's deepest secrets.

### Notable Dragons

* Terraformus the Mountain Maker: Known for creating a range of hills in a single night.
* Gemheart the Stoneward: Renowned for its vast collection of rare gemstones.

## Adult Holmara Rock dragon

### CHA

27 (+8)
10 (+0)
24 (+7)
14 (+2)
17 (+3)
16 (+3)

### Damage Resistances

Bludgeoning, Piercing and Slashing from Nonmagical Attacks

### Senses

Blindsight 60 ft., Darkvision 120 ft., passive Perception 23
Um'bra

## Um'bra, The God of Shadows

The God of Shadows, Um'bra, is the child of the God of Underworld and the God of Night, and sibling to the God of Day. It is said that Um'bra was born from the very essence of darkness itself, and is the embodiment of shadows.

Um'bra is often depicted as a mysterious and elusive figure, shrouded in darkness and rarely revealing itself to mortals. It is said that Um'bra has the power to manipulate shadows, using them to cloak itself and move undetected through the darkness.

Some say that Um'bra serves as a messenger between the God of Night and the God of Underworld, carrying messages between the two and maintaining the delicate balance between them. Others believe that Um'bra's powers extend beyond simple message-carrying, and that it has the ability to control and manipulate the very fabric of shadow and darkness.

Despite its mysterious nature, some mortals do worship Um'bra, usually in secret and in the shadows. They believe that by paying tribute to the God of Shadows, they can gain its favor and protection from those who would do them harm in the darkness.
Var'moth

## Var'moth, The God of Death

Var'moth, the God of Death, is one of the most powerful and feared of the primordial gods. In many cultures, he is depicted as a grim and imposing figure, shrouded in darkness and wielding a mighty scythe. He is often associated with the underworld and the afterlife, and his presence is said to bring both comfort and terror to the souls of the deceased.

As the God of Death, Var'moth is responsible for the cycle of life and death, and it is said that he has the power to determine when and how a person will die. Some people fear him and view him as a malevolent force, while others see him as a necessary and natural part of the world.

While not all people may worship Var'moth directly, many cultures have rituals and traditions related to death and the afterlife that are associated with his domain. Some even offer sacrifices or prayers to him in hopes of ensuring a peaceful and prosperous afterlife for their departed loved ones.

Overall, Var'moth is a powerful and enigmatic figure, shrouded in mystery and revered by many.
Nul'ron

## Nul'ron, The God of Nothing

As the God of Nothing, Nul'ron represents the void and emptiness that exists beyond the known universe. It is said that Nul'ron was born from the infinite expanse of nothingness that preceded the creation of the universe.

Nul'ron is often depicted as a formless and featureless entity, a swirling maelstrom of darkness and emptiness that consumes all light and matter. Its presence is often felt as a cold and unsettling emptiness, a void that is both terrifying and awe-inspiring.

As the God of Nothing, Nul'ron does not actively interfere in the affairs of mortals, nor does it have a following of worshippers. Rather, it is a force of nature, a fundamental aspect of existence that is beyond the comprehension of most mortal beings. Some scholars speculate that Nul'ron may be responsible for the eventual dissolution and destruction of the universe, as it represents the ultimate entropy and decay of all things. However, such theories remain largely speculative, as the true nature and intentions of Nul'ron are shrouded in mystery and uncertainty.
Ly'ria

## Ly'ria, The God of Wisdom

The fifth True God, the God of Wisdom, is Ly'ria, the child of the God of Time. Ly'ria is often depicted as a serene, otherworldly being, with a calm and peaceful demeanor. It is said that Ly'ria has the ability to see into the future and understand the past, possessing an innate wisdom and understanding of the universe.

Ly'ria is said to be a teacher and guide to mortals, imparting knowledge and understanding to those who seek it. Some believe that Ly'ria communicates through dreams and visions, offering guidance and insight to those who are open to it.

Despite its importance in the grand scheme of things, Ly'ria is not widely worshipped by mortals. However, scholars, philosophers, and seekers of knowledge often pay homage to Ly'ria, seeking its guidance and understanding in their pursuits.
Opheebop (Fanonfizz AU Version)

* Current Design
* Old Design

**Opheebop** is the wife of Brace in the **Bob's Onslaught Fanonfizz AU**. She is also the caretaker of the world inside the arcade cabinet.

## Trivia

* The white bow on Opheebop's tail is actually a gift Brace got for her for their wedding day.
* Despite originally being Female, she identifies as Genderfluid and doesn't care about her appearance, no matter if she has a masculine singing voice.
Blocks/Dragon Proof Iron Bars

## **Dragon Proof Iron Bars**

The Dragon Proof Iron Bars is a block similiar to normal Iron Bars block but its made of Dragon Proof Iron wich makes it blast resistant, it is good for building strong and resistant gates or maybe cages?

It can be crafted with 4 Dragon Proof Iron Ingots, 3 Dragon Proof Iron Plates and 2 Stell Nuggets and the result are 6 Dragon Proof Iron Bars, not hard to produce in a larger scale if its comparated to other dragon proof iron block variants...