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101 Primordials

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#1
matthewswift
Mar 31, 2009 0:18:19 Yay another list! We should get a thread that keeps track of all these...

Hey, got an idea for a member of the primordial pantheon dead or not? Stick it here with a brief description of its contribution to "reality" as the players know it. My primordials never really disappeared,and I want a few names to drop in campaign. S

I'll start:

1. Khadesh The Firestorm. she created heat in its' every form. She championed change in it's every form, especially the transformation fire can bring to the creations of what she considered to be lesser primordials. Unfortunately this led to her fall.

2. Bibbledeploop The Tepid Pool. Had a great love for deep lakes, and created several races the gods overlooked. Eventually faded into obscurity. Some say he exists to this day.

3. Gan The World Turtle. Originally a contributor to the surface world he was put to sleep. Eventually a world grew on his shell. He is rumored to be the topmost of many other turtle-esque primordials.
#2
space_dragon
Mar 31, 2009 1:14:22
1. Khadesh The Firestorm. she created heat in its' every form. She championed change in it's every form, especially the transformation fire can bring to the creations of what she considered to be lesser primordials. Unfortunately this led to her fall.

Hi Khadesh!

2. Bibbledeploop The Tepid Pool. Had a great love for deep lakes, and created several races the gods overlooked. Eventually faded into obscurity. Some say he exists to this day.

Wasn't Blipdoolpoolp supposed to be female? Just a minor thing.

3. Gan The World Turtle. Originally a contributor to the surface world he was put to sleep. Eventually a world grew on his shell. He is rumored to be the topmost of many other turtle-esque primordials.

Sounds more like Maturin if you ask me. Yes, I got the reference.

Now, for a couple of my own:

4. Orunia The Indefatigable. A quadrupedal, dragon-like colossus made of stone and dirt. She slumbers just below the surface of a seemingly-normal moor in the mortal world, grass and trees growing on her back (see my sig for stats).

5. Ongor The Black Furnace. This megalomaniacal primordial is the creator of many fire and earth based elementals (including the salamanders), and is revered by certain primordial-cults in the mortal world. Ongor is one of the few primordials who remains awake in the Elemental Chaos, plotting against the gods to this day.
#3
funkachick0n
Mar 31, 2009 12:34:33 6.Jotnoar-A massive primordial of pure stone said to have created the first (those stone titans, drawing a blank on the name). After the god/primordial war he was put into a mystical sleep by the gods. He floats around in the elemental chaos often mistaken for a mountain. He has been this way for so long he is now catergorized as a wonder of the muliverse "the only unchanging feature of the elemental chaos." Few still remember he's a primordial.

Hi khadesh hows lords of creation going.
#4
namer_and_shaper
Apr 04, 2009 6:16:19 7.
Fingle
Poor Fingle was the smallest of the Primordials, and as his brethren pushed in to create the multiverse, he never got a chance to add anything. To this day every mortal and god alike feel like they're missing something.
#5
eshenaleros
Apr 05, 2009 17:31:11 8. Destarye: mostly concerning herself with the waves, Destraye may be considered one of the "simpler" primordials while simultaniously being one of the toughest in sheer constitution
#6
Shiftkitty
Apr 05, 2009 21:17:24 9. Excrementarion- Everything that exists produces waste material, whether in the form of carbon-14 or smelly, pasty, brown things spat out of an orifice on the body. Excrementarion rules it all! He is intimiately familiar with all of the properties of waste material. He knows where all of it is and where all of it is going. Yes, folks, Excrementarion really knows his sh.....!
#7
funkachick0n
Apr 07, 2009 18:25:30 Birog: The original creator of the Formorians and their lesser cyclops kin he long ago left the elemental chaos to live in the feywild.
#8
funkachick0n
Apr 16, 2009 15:01:45
#9
monkeydm
Apr 19, 2009 14:41:25 11. Forius - a shape-shifting primordial encompassing all four basic (alchemical) elements.

Invoked as a deity of adabtability, variation, nature and impermanence. Revered by alchemists.

Demiurge of the Forian world (in my campaign, the PoL world) and father of an ancient race of mortal elemental shape-shifters called the Foriae, now extinct (?). Banished to an unknown corner of the universe after losing a war to protect his planet from younger deities and their creations/offspring from Shadowfell and Feywild.
#10
haplo81
Apr 20, 2009 14:10:42 Jörmungandr: The world serpent. It's said that he slumbers on the ocean floor, and that he is so massive that he completely circles the planet and holds his own tail in his mouth.

Stolen shamelessly from Norse myth. What can I say, their monsters make great Primordials.
#11
funkachick0n
Apr 21, 2009 18:35:04 Fenrir Fenrir takes the form of a giant wolf. During the battle against the gods he was bound by Mordin with a fetter made of : the sound of a cats footfall, the beard of a women, the sinews of a bear, the breath of a fish, the roots of a mountain and the spittle of a bird, which is why those things no longer exist. It is said that along with all the other primordials he will one day break free and fight once more against the gods. During this battle he will slay bane.
#12
Aldii
Apr 21, 2009 19:26:16 The One: The first being to have ever been born. He takes the form of a genderless, eyeless, mouthless, featureless being. Dressed in blackest robes moving in non-existent winds he created and roamed alone long before the Others arrived. He created order in the chaos, wrote the rules and made the Universe to the eternal darkness and emptiness it was before the other Gods or Primordials even came in to existince.
#13
Sinasilver
Apr 21, 2009 19:39:28 14. Pravus: The Antithesis to Khadesh in every way, The lord of frost was a rigid, inflexible being gouging out palaces of ice to impose his frigid law from.

Sorry.. Saw Khadesh. And in my mind now the two are sort of all wrapped in each other. So much so Khadesh has been required to move into my custom campaign worlds pantheon.
#14
matthewswift
Apr 21, 2009 20:24:52
14. Pravus: The Antithesis to Khadesh in every way, The lord of frost was a rigid, inflexible being gouging out palaces of ice to impose his frigid law from.

Sorry.. Saw Khadesh. And in my mind now the two are sort of all wrapped in each other. So much so Khadesh has been required to move into my custom campaign worlds pantheon.

Actually all those gods are now book-gods in mine now so... :D
#15
Mechalibur
Apr 21, 2009 20:30:44 15. Ralia the Rust-Harbringer. She takes the form of a half-corroded bronze statue. Every metal object near her rusts at 1,000s of times the rate it normally would. In battle, she is vicious, ruthless, and without strategy.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 matthewswift Mar 31, 2009 0:18:19	Yay another list! We should get a thread that keeps track of all these... Hey, got an idea for a member of the primordial pantheon dead or not? Stick it here with a brief description of its contribution to "reality" as the players know it. My primordials never really disappeared,and I want a few names to drop in campaign. S I'll start: 1. Khadesh The Firestorm. she created heat in its' every form. She championed change in it's every form, especially the transformation fire can bring to the creations of what she considered to be lesser primordials. Unfortunately this led to her fall. 2. Bibbledeploop The Tepid Pool. Had a great love for deep lakes, and created several races the gods overlooked. Eventually faded into obscurity. Some say he exists to this day. 3. Gan The World Turtle. Originally a contributor to the surface world he was put to sleep. Eventually a world grew on his shell. He is rumored to be the topmost of many other turtle-esque primordials.
#2 space_dragon Mar 31, 2009 1:14:22	1. Khadesh The Firestorm. she created heat in its' every form. She championed change in it's every form, especially the transformation fire can bring to the creations of what she considered to be lesser primordials. Unfortunately this led to her fall. Hi Khadesh! 2. Bibbledeploop The Tepid Pool. Had a great love for deep lakes, and created several races the gods overlooked. Eventually faded into obscurity. Some say he exists to this day. Wasn't Blipdoolpoolp supposed to be female? Just a minor thing. 3. Gan The World Turtle. Originally a contributor to the surface world he was put to sleep. Eventually a world grew on his shell. He is rumored to be the topmost of many other turtle-esque primordials. Sounds more like Maturin if you ask me. Yes, I got the reference. Now, for a couple of my own: 4. Orunia The Indefatigable. A quadrupedal, dragon-like colossus made of stone and dirt. She slumbers just below the surface of a seemingly-normal moor in the mortal world, grass and trees growing on her back (see my sig for stats). 5. Ongor The Black Furnace. This megalomaniacal primordial is the creator of many fire and earth based elementals (including the salamanders), and is revered by certain primordial-cults in the mortal world. Ongor is one of the few primordials who remains awake in the Elemental Chaos, plotting against the gods to this day.
#3 funkachick0n Mar 31, 2009 12:34:33	6.Jotnoar-A massive primordial of pure stone said to have created the first (those stone titans, drawing a blank on the name). After the god/primordial war he was put into a mystical sleep by the gods. He floats around in the elemental chaos often mistaken for a mountain. He has been this way for so long he is now catergorized as a wonder of the muliverse "the only unchanging feature of the elemental chaos." Few still remember he's a primordial. Hi khadesh hows lords of creation going.
#4 namer_and_shaper Apr 04, 2009 6:16:19	7. Fingle Poor Fingle was the smallest of the Primordials, and as his brethren pushed in to create the multiverse, he never got a chance to add anything. To this day every mortal and god alike feel like they're missing something.
#5 eshenaleros Apr 05, 2009 17:31:11	8. Destarye: mostly concerning herself with the waves, Destraye may be considered one of the "simpler" primordials while simultaniously being one of the toughest in sheer constitution
#6 Shiftkitty Apr 05, 2009 21:17:24	9. Excrementarion- Everything that exists produces waste material, whether in the form of carbon-14 or smelly, pasty, brown things spat out of an orifice on the body. Excrementarion rules it all! He is intimiately familiar with all of the properties of waste material. He knows where all of it is and where all of it is going. Yes, folks, Excrementarion really knows his sh.....!
#7 funkachick0n Apr 07, 2009 18:25:30	Birog: The original creator of the Formorians and their lesser cyclops kin he long ago left the elemental chaos to live in the feywild.
#8 funkachick0n Apr 16, 2009 15:01:45
#9 monkeydm Apr 19, 2009 14:41:25	11. Forius - a shape-shifting primordial encompassing all four basic (alchemical) elements. Invoked as a deity of adabtability, variation, nature and impermanence. Revered by alchemists. Demiurge of the Forian world (in my campaign, the PoL world) and father of an ancient race of mortal elemental shape-shifters called the Foriae, now extinct (?). Banished to an unknown corner of the universe after losing a war to protect his planet from younger deities and their creations/offspring from Shadowfell and Feywild.
#10 haplo81 Apr 20, 2009 14:10:42	Jörmungandr: The world serpent. It's said that he slumbers on the ocean floor, and that he is so massive that he completely circles the planet and holds his own tail in his mouth. Stolen shamelessly from Norse myth. What can I say, their monsters make great Primordials.
#11 funkachick0n Apr 21, 2009 18:35:04	Fenrir Fenrir takes the form of a giant wolf. During the battle against the gods he was bound by Mordin with a fetter made of : the sound of a cats footfall, the beard of a women, the sinews of a bear, the breath of a fish, the roots of a mountain and the spittle of a bird, which is why those things no longer exist. It is said that along with all the other primordials he will one day break free and fight once more against the gods. During this battle he will slay bane.
#12 Aldii Apr 21, 2009 19:26:16	The One: The first being to have ever been born. He takes the form of a genderless, eyeless, mouthless, featureless being. Dressed in blackest robes moving in non-existent winds he created and roamed alone long before the Others arrived. He created order in the chaos, wrote the rules and made the Universe to the eternal darkness and emptiness it was before the other Gods or Primordials even came in to existince.
#13 Sinasilver Apr 21, 2009 19:39:28	14. Pravus: The Antithesis to Khadesh in every way, The lord of frost was a rigid, inflexible being gouging out palaces of ice to impose his frigid law from. Sorry.. Saw Khadesh. And in my mind now the two are sort of all wrapped in each other. So much so Khadesh has been required to move into my custom campaign worlds pantheon.
#14 matthewswift Apr 21, 2009 20:24:52	14. Pravus: The Antithesis to Khadesh in every way, The lord of frost was a rigid, inflexible being gouging out palaces of ice to impose his frigid law from. Sorry.. Saw Khadesh. And in my mind now the two are sort of all wrapped in each other. So much so Khadesh has been required to move into my custom campaign worlds pantheon. Actually all those gods are now book-gods in mine now so... :D
#15 Mechalibur Apr 21, 2009 20:30:44	15. Ralia the Rust-Harbringer. She takes the form of a half-corroded bronze statue. Every metal object near her rusts at 1,000s of times the rate it normally would. In battle, she is vicious, ruthless, and without strategy.