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   *Blood-God, The: A moderately benign and active minor god with severe hemophila.  Patron of butchers and surgeons, he is fairly generous with his blessings: “Blood for the Blood-God” is the number one preventative measure against wound infection worldwide.  Things only go downhill when you get a cult of his followers who share his proclivities.
   *Caspian: Sea-foam god of the meeting of Land and Sea, patron of fishermen.
+  *{{:wiki:‪looceyloo‬-_goddess_of_the_rising_plume.jpg?linkonly|Censer}}: Goddess of the Rising Plume, Servant of Fire.  Censer is oddly the least volatile of her master's servants, and somehow ended up in charge.  Her relationship with Ifrit only __seems__ casual to the outsider.
   *Chien: The god of third choices and thinking outside of the box.  Servant of Absurdity.  Appears as a Wolven child who makes an unlikely suggestion, then vanishes once the discussion gets moving again.
   *Children of Rage: While some sects may refuse to acknowledge the existence of the moons of Rage, the second-generation gods they represent are verifiable entities with evidence-based mythologies.  It is said that when their repective moon is hidden behind the fourth planet, they acting among mortals, usually at some monumental scale.
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   *Shralindra: Responsible for the waxing and waning of the White Moon.  A convenient intermediary for all the Slumbering fertility/lunar/motherhood divinities.  It is said that on the night of the New Moon, she dallies with a mortal man, and twenty-seven days later she presents them with their freshly weaned child.  These children usually lead //interesting// lives, but not as exciting as Chaos' children were wont to live.
   *[[https://ae01.alicdn.com/kf/Sf028c9c972754df1bc72a6b939bed69dx.png|Silvanoelle]]: Guardian Water spirit of the Ninth Watchweyr.  Currently slumbering.
+  *Shango: A subordinate of the Storm goddess, Shango originally was the "Artisan of the Dawn and Sunset Skies", but now has been saddled with being his mistresses' primary point of contact.  He would __really__ like to get back to his art full time.
   *Sompek: One of the Greater Dragons that died during the Degenerate Era.  His spirit has stuck around because he wants to discuss his case directly with Judgement.  Called upon as an intermediary with Storm, and the patron of the Storm Dragon mage school.
   *Star-hart: Servant of Dream.  Best known for waking mortals up right before something tries to assault them in their sleep.
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   *Ramuh: //Celestial//.  Woe-begotten servant of Storm.  The only Celestial to be elevated to this level by mortal appreciation: they needed //somebody// they could talk to.
   *Shiva: //Celestial//.  One of the earliest Celestials, daughter of Winter.  Liked mortals before it became cool.
-  *Siren: //Celestial//.  Trickery and Tale-spinning convinced Sea to elevate her.  Take that as you will.
+  *Siren: //Celestial//.  Trickery and The Muse convinced Sea to elevate her.  Take that as you will.
   *Titan: //Terrestial//.  Child of the Earth Mother.  Portrayed as resentful of the attention his other siblings get.  More work to contract with, unless you're out to smash temples or holy sites.
   *Valefor: //Celestial//, Air.  Doesn't show up much before the Imperial Era, at which point House Eru put forth an enormous amount of effort into having him recognized as one of the Great Beings.