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Vorlov at 20:01, 10 September 2025

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	Mortis is the god of death and the end .together with [[Vitalis]] (Life, Creation), [[Tempist]] (Time) and [[Erit]] (Matter) he formes the Four Pillars of Existence, the highest form of godhood possible.		Mortis is the [[Pantheon of Gods\|god]] of death and the end .together with [[Vitalis]] (Life, Creation), [[Tempist]] (Time) and [[Erit]] (Matter) he formes the Four Pillars of Existence, the highest form of godhood possible.

	Mortis is a neutral god, often deemed to be a god of evil, a necessary evil as his believers would argue. Everything must end.		Mortis is a neutral god, often deemed to be a god of evil, a necessary evil as his believers would argue. Everything must end.

Vorlov at 19:04, 10 September 2025

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	Mortis is the god of death and the end .together with [[Vitalis]] (Life, Creation), [[Tempist]] (Time) and [[Erit]] (Matter) he formes the Four Pillars of Existence, the highest form of godhood possible.		Mortis is the god of death and the end .together with [[Vitalis]] (Life, Creation), [[Tempist]] (Time) and [[Erit]] (Matter) he formes the Four Pillars of Existence, the highest form of godhood possible.

	He is a ~~the Evil~~ god, a necessary evil as his believers would argue. Everything must end.		Mortis is a neutral god, often deemed to be a god of evil, a necessary evil as his believers would argue. Everything must end.

	He is also called: Death, The End, The Last One, The Unavoidable, Meaning-giver, The Father.		He is also called: Death, The End, The Last One, The Unavoidable, Meaning-giver, The Father.

Vorlov at 20:40, 3 September 2025

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-Mortis is the god of death and together with [[Vitalis]] (Life), [[Tempist]] (Time) and [[Erit]] (Matter) he formes the Four pillars of Existence, the highest form of godhood possible.
+Mortis is the god of death and the end .together with [[Vitalis]] (Life, Creation), [[Tempist]] (Time) and [[Erit]] (Matter) he formes the Four Pillars of Existence, the highest form of godhood possible.
-He is seen as a lawfull neutral god, even though the world paints him often as evil.
+He is a the Evil god, a necessary evil as his believers would argue. Everything must end.
 He is also called: Death, The End, The Last One, The Unavoidable, Meaning-giver, The Father.
 Mortis ensures that everything ends, disappears, dies. Mortis does not make a difference between good and evil, everything has to end, and thus Mortis gives Meaning. Very rarely the living follow the believe of Mortis for it seems counterintuitive to believe in what will end you, but those who do will find absolution far before they close their eyes for good. The god of death thus is one of the most controversial, misunderstood and wrongly interpreted beings in known existence.
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 Rest: A soul disappears and can never be used by another god again. This is the final resting place.
-Restless: A Soul allowed to stay to have a choice later in existence.
+Banish to Hades: A soul is send to Hades as a punishment until the final end comes.
-Banished: A soul is destroyed, unable to ever return but the soul has endure the rest of time without being able to interact with the world no matter what, until the final end comes.
+# Feywild

Vorlov at 19:00, 2 September 2025

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	Mortis is the god of death and together with Vitalis (Life), Tempist (Time) and Erit (Matter) he formes the Four pillars of Existence, the highest form of godhood possible.		Mortis is the god of death and together with [[Vitalis]] (Life), [[Tempist]] (Time) and [[Erit]] (Matter) he formes the Four pillars of Existence, the highest form of godhood possible.

	He is seen as a lawfull neutral god, even though the world paints him often as evil.		He is seen as a lawfull neutral god, even though the world paints him often as evil.
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	''Everything means nothing, Anything means everything.''		''Everything means nothing, Anything means everything.''

	''~~Eternity~~ is meaningless.''		''Consciousness is meaningless in eternity.''

	''Nothing is certain but the end.''		''Nothing is certain but the end.''
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	Mortis grants boons to individuals but it is impossible to tell blessing from curse.		Mortis grants boons to individuals but it is impossible to tell blessing from curse.

	~~Undying~~ (Not to be confused with "undead"): The inability to die with their souls always in tact and unable to bow to a celestial or fiend. The closest thing to immortality possible, but controlled by Mortis.		Immortality (Not to be confused with "undead"): The inability to die with their souls always in tact and unable to bow to a celestial or fiend. The closest thing to immortality possible, but controlled by Mortis.

	Rest: A soul disappears and can never be used by another god again. This is the final resting place.		Rest: A soul disappears and can never be used by another god again. This is the final resting place.

Vorlov: /* The Blessing/Curse of Mortis */

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The Blessing/Curse of Mortis

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	''Would I understand, cherish, believe or know what "the end" means, I'd be a god myself.''		''Would I understand, cherish, believe or know what "the end" means, I'd be a god myself.''

	''Every End is a step on the road to disprove eternity.''		''Every End is a step on the road to disprove eternity.''

	''Those who understand their mortality will be welcomed with open arms by a dear friend who will accompany them the rest of the way, listening to every story of journey until they reach the most holy place - A final destination.''		''Those who understand their mortality will be welcomed with open arms by a dear friend who will accompany them the rest of the way, listening to every story of journey until they reach the most holy place - A final destination.''
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	active followers of Mortis are a contradicting mix of empathy and emotionless. They don't understand the suffering of those who fear death or those who moan over those who have passed. Instead they try offer comfort, knowing that death might be the end, but one that canÄt come soon enough for everything and everyone. It is a blessing, not a curse. Believers don't see good and evil, just poor beings trying to fight the unavoidable.		active followers of Mortis are a contradicting mix of empathy and emotionless. They don't understand the suffering of those who fear death or those who moan over those who have passed. Instead they try offer comfort, knowing that death might be the end, but one that canÄt come soon enough for everything and everyone. It is a blessing, not a curse. Believers don't see good and evil, just poor beings trying to fight the unavoidable.

	=== The ~~Blessing~~/~~Curse~~ of Mortis ===		=== The Blessings/Cursees of Mortis ===
	The ~~most powerful Blessing/Curse of~~ Mortis is the ~~inability~~ to ~~die~~.		Mortis grants boons to individuals but it is impossible to tell blessing from curse.

			Undying (Not to be confused with "undead"): The inability to die with their souls always in tact and unable to bow to a celestial or fiend. The closest thing to immortality possible, but controlled by Mortis.

			Rest: A soul disappears and can never be used by another god again. This is the final resting place.

			Restless: A Soul allowed to stay to have a choice later in existence.

			Banished: A soul is destroyed, unable to ever return but the soul has endure the rest of time without being able to interact with the world no matter what, until the final end comes.

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Mortis is the god of death and together with Vitalis (Life), Tempist (Time) and Erit (Matter) he formes the Four pillars of Existence, the highest form of godhood possible.

He is seen as a lawfull neutral god, even though the world paints him often as evil.

He is also called: Death, The End, The Last One, The Unavoidable, Meaning-giver, The Father.

Mortis ensures that everything ends, disappears, dies. Mortis does not make a difference between good and evil, everything has to end, and thus Mortis gives Meaning. Very rarely the living follow the believe of Mortis for it seems counterintuitive to believe in what will end you, but those who do will find absolution far before they close their eyes for good. The god of death thus is one of the most controversial, misunderstood and wrongly interpreted beings in known existence.

=== Quotes: ===
''Everything means nothing, Anything means everything.''

''Eternity is meaningless.''

''Nothing is certain but the end.''

''Would I understand, cherish, believe or know what "the end" means, I'd be a god myself.''

''Every End is a step on the road to disprove eternity.''

''Those who understand their mortality will be welcomed with open arms by a dear friend who will accompany them the rest of the way, listening to every story of journey until they reach the most holy place - A final destination.''

=== Commandments ===

# Mortis calls the end.
# Every death is a prayer.
# Welcoming the end is a virtue.
# Sinners will be judged, hubris will be punished.
# You grant the rites or Mortis grants a choice.
# Lost ones will be found.
# Life will die, souls shell end.

==== Common Folk ====
Everyone dies and . Mortis praises and welcomes everyone who welcomes this embrace. Those who find their ways to Mortis on their own terms are not shunt, but welcomed.

==== Undead & Necromancers ====
Contrarry to common believe Mortis is not the god of undead creatures. Quite the contrary. Prolonging live is seen as a weakness and a sin and nontheless some of his believers dwell in necromancy. This has more to do with the believer accepting being un-pure, a sinner waiting for the final judgement and being ready to be prosecuted by death itself, weighed against everything done in live. Those who are unfortunate enough to end up unwillingly in an undead existance are protected by Mortis though. The god of dead gives those unfortunate souls the time they need to accept the undeniable and welcomes them with open arms.

==== Priests, Paladins and other believers ====
active followers of Mortis are a contradicting mix of empathy and emotionless. They don't understand the suffering of those who fear death or those who moan over those who have passed. Instead they try offer comfort, knowing that death might be the end, but one that canÄt come soon enough for everything and everyone. It is a blessing, not a curse. Believers don't see good and evil, just poor beings trying to fight the unavoidable.

=== The Blessing/Curse of Mortis ===
The most powerful Blessing/Curse of Mortis is the inability to die.