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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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   *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.