Godrus | |
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Loyalty | Chaos |
Story Role | |
POV Role | None |
Appears In | Minor Role
Major Role |
Vital statistics | |
Generation | 1 |
Role | God of Stealth and Thieves |
Alias | None |
Status | Dead |
Titan Details | |
Form Taken | Human |
Created Races | None |
Family | |
Parents | |
Father | Twist of Light and Darkness |
Mother | Twist of Light and Darkness |
Siblings | |
Siblings | None |
Internal Family | |
Spouse | † Erizabet |
Children | Placeholder |
Godrus is a first generation Titan created by Twist of Light and Darkness of whom created him after the moon Luna became too important for Malekor to also be the God of Stealth and Thievery and thus Godrus became the God of Stealth and Trickery until his death during the Fall of the German pantheon.
Godrus having fallen to Chaos during the Titan Civil War now found himself alone as his wife had died during the Thunderlands Civil War and in this lonelines he retreated deep into the Fade and stayed there for years and years unwilling to live outside of his pocket universe where he had recreated his beloved Erizabet. Godrus would be found in his pocket universe by Tzeenech of whom wanted Godrus to become a part of their leadership core, and to get him to leave he pushed Godrus towards vengeance when he blamed Odin for the death of Erizabet and this led to Godrus leaving behind his universe and returning to the world but not as a leader of Chaos but instead on a mission to ruin Odin. Wodanz would be targeted by the forces of Chaos and as an uplifted human he was relatively easy pickings for the Titan Godrus who angered by the work of Odin's children in Germania made it his mission to turn the growing German pantheon away from their path, and the turning of Wodanz would mark the beginning of the end for the German Pantheon.
History[]
Early History[]
Rise of Germania[]
Main Article : Rise of the German Pantheon
Fall of Germania[]
Main Article : Fall of the German Pantheon
The Fall of Germania You killed my beloved Erizabet. All of this was my vengeance. |
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Fhor as the Queen of the Kingdom of Gothica inside the expanding Empire of Germania would find her life as close to perfect as she could have possibly imagined but this changed when she met Faal the son of Taal and the two fell in love which would cause jealousy from both of their spouses but it was Faal's wife Serindia that became the true problem when she became corrupted by the Chaos Titan Godrus. With nearly her entire court having turned to the forces of Chaos it was Fhor who was abandoned by Faal who would return to Middenland at the insistence of his father who could see the rising chaos in Gothica, and without Faal it was Fhor who fell under the sway of her chaos court and gave in to the whispering of Godrus. Collapse of Germania[]Following the corruption of Fhor she would instigate a period of political destruction which led to the collapse of the Empire of Germania into a several different Kingdoms in the form of the Kingdom of the Goths, Kingdom of the Vandals, Kingdom of Teutons, and the Kingdom of the Utogens. Realization[]Brodrik would be corrupted at the court of his mother in law Fhor and it was this corruption that led to Fhor sending away her daughter Prialla who reluctantly fled with her husbands tribe southward and away from what she was aware was going to be a terrible situation. Battle of Berlindia[]Fhor would be confronted at the Kingdom of Gothica's capital of Berlindia and it was here where her madness was finally put to an end when the army of Vandalia led by Odin, and his children were able to overwhelm her and despite assistence from Chaos forces she was defeated and died during the fighting. Fall of Teut[]Wodanz following his corruption would allow agents of darkness into the court of the Kingdom of Teut and these agents had the affect of turning several prominent members of the german pantheon to his side in the form of his wife Tiewaz, and Fahlena of whom while both not fully corrupted joined his side, while his daughter Halena fled the court for her grand father to warn him what was happening. Battle of Nulne[]Wodanz would be confronted at the Battle of Nulne by Odin, and Tamfana who led most of the army of the Kingdom of Vandalia against the Kingdom of Teut, but in a shocking turn of events Odin and the Kingdom of Vandalia was defeated by the forces of Teut and after they captured Tamfana it was Odin who agreed to leave the conflict in return for her safe return and the allowance of the Vandals to leave Germania for the north. Faal would be seduced to the wrong side of things during the events of the Fall of the German pantheon in an attempt to save his lover at the time in Fhor but after taking part in the killing of a town of innocents he realized what he had signed on too and left the forces of Wodanz returning to his father. Fall of Swabia[]Astrid would fight alongside her father and mother during the Fall of the German Pantheon as the forces of her corrupted brother Tar-Frinlin Swabia II. rampaged across the lands of the Kingdom of Swabia, and it was Astrid that remained at the Swabian capital while her mother and father attempted to bring Frinlin to justice. Flight of Astrid[]Ar-Astrid Swabia would be briefly named the Queen of Swabia following the Battle of Minas Palz, but the overwhelming forces arrayed by her brother led to Astrid leading a large number of Swabians southward out of Hannover to protect them from the vengeance of Frinlin. Corruption of Marthurd[]Edeltraud and Marthurd would remain neutral during the Fall of the German Pantheon fighting on neither side, but they did openly assist many of their pantheon members in escaping the violence but the general objective for the Sueve during this time was protection of their lands and surviving the fighting. An unintended by product of the Sueve effort to provide safe haven for those escaping the violence was the arrival of Faal with his child born from his union with Fhor and this child named Dhoria had been corrupted by her mother and his corruption would be spread to Marthurd who begin to suffer from the whispers of Chaos. |