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	[[Selena Golrig]], [[Chester Rumbarahl]], [[King Arthur]], the [[Dragon of the Setting Sun]], and the symbol of the [[Ninjas]]' culture are also taken as gods. In fact, any hero can be.		[[Selena Golrig]], [[Chester Rumbarahl]], [[King Arthur]], the [[Dragon of the Setting Sun]], and the symbol of the [[Ninjas]]' culture are also taken as gods. In fact, any hero can be.

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	Monster God Rucalia, King of Chance, is mentioned in myth, but it is believed to be a very powerful mortal being that ascended to near god-hood, possibly during the [[Mythical Age]] (though some sources place Rucalia shortly before the [[Mage Wars]]). Rucalia left behind a sword called The [[Kiss of Ruthia]], which grants its owner great luck. It is unknown if the modern sword is the original or a Mage Wars-era copy.		Monster God Rucalia, King of Chance, is mentioned in myth, but it is believed to be a very powerful mortal being that ascended to near god-hood, possibly during the [[Mythical Age]] (though some sources place Rucalia shortly before the [[Mage Wars]]). Rucalia left behind a sword called The [[Kiss of Ruthia]], which grants its owner great luck. It is unknown if the modern sword is the original or a Mage Wars-era copy.

	[[Selena Golrig]], [[Chester Rumbarahl]], [[King Arthur]], and the symbol of the [[Ninjas]]' culture are also taken as gods. In fact, any hero can be.		[[Selena Golrig]], [[Chester Rumbarahl]], [[King Arthur]], the [[Dragon of the Setting Sun]], and the symbol of the [[Ninjas]]' culture are also taken as gods. In fact, any hero can be.

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	Monster God Rucalia, King of Chance, is mentioned in myth, but it is believed to be a very powerful mortal being that ascended to near god-hood, possibly during the [[Mythical Age]] (though some sources place Rucalia shortly before the [[Mage Wars]]). Rucalia left behind a sword called The [[Kiss of Ruthia]], which grants its owner great luck. It is unknown if the modern sword is the original or a Mage Wars-era copy.		Monster God Rucalia, King of Chance, is mentioned in myth, but it is believed to be a very powerful mortal being that ascended to near god-hood, possibly during the [[Mythical Age]] (though some sources place Rucalia shortly before the [[Mage Wars]]). Rucalia left behind a sword called The [[Kiss of Ruthia]], which grants its owner great luck. It is unknown if the modern sword is the original or a Mage Wars-era copy.

			[[Selena Golrig]], [[Chester Rumbarahl]], [[King Arthur]], and the symbol of the [[Ninjas]]' culture are also taken as gods. In fact, any hero can be.

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	Numerous beings identified throughout history have often been described as being, if not equal to, on a level near that of the Monster Gods. Most noted among them is [[The Broodmother]], who with the help of the One King created all dragons. The [[Dracosages]] are beings who, while born mortal, attained such great wisdom and power in life that they were granted immortality, thus approaching the power of the Broodmother.		Numerous beings identified throughout history have often been described as being, if not equal to, on a level near that of the Monster Gods. Most noted among them is [[The Broodmother]], who with the help of the One King created all dragons. The [[Dracosages]] are beings who, while born mortal, attained such great wisdom and power in life that they were granted immortality, thus approaching the power of the Broodmother.

	[[Draco]], the dragon-mage who created the [[Slayer Dragons]], is believed to be "near" the dracosages in sheer power, though he died mortal.		[[Draco]], the dragon-mage who created the [[Slayer Dragons]], is believed to be "near" the dracosages in sheer power, though he died mortal. [[Lelerough, Destroyer of Worlds]] is often worshipped as a goddess.

	Monster God Rucalia, King of Chance, is mentioned in myth, but it is believed to be a very powerful mortal being that ascended to near god-hood, possibly during the [[Mythical Age]] (though some sources place Rucalia shortly before the [[Mage Wars]]). Rucalia left behind a sword called The [[Kiss of Ruthia]], which grants its owner great luck. It is unknown if the modern sword is the original or a Mage Wars-era copy.		Monster God Rucalia, King of Chance, is mentioned in myth, but it is believed to be a very powerful mortal being that ascended to near god-hood, possibly during the [[Mythical Age]] (though some sources place Rucalia shortly before the [[Mage Wars]]). Rucalia left behind a sword called The [[Kiss of Ruthia]], which grants its owner great luck. It is unknown if the modern sword is the original or a Mage Wars-era copy.

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	[[Draco]], the dragon-mage who created the [[Slayer Dragons]], is believed to be "near" the dracosages in sheer power, though he died mortal.		[[Draco]], the dragon-mage who created the [[Slayer Dragons]], is believed to be "near" the dracosages in sheer power, though he died mortal.

	Monster God Rucalia, King of Chance, is mentioned in myth, but it is believed to be a very powerful mortal being that ascended to near god-hood, possibly during the [[Mythical Age]](though some sources place Rucalia ~~much later,~~ shortly before the [[Mage Wars]]. Rucalia left behind a sword called The [[Kiss of Ruthia]], which grants ~~it's own~~ great luck. It is unknown if the modern sword is the original or a Mage Wars-era copy.		Monster God Rucalia, King of Chance, is mentioned in myth, but it is believed to be a very powerful mortal being that ascended to near god-hood, possibly during the [[Mythical Age]] (though some sources place Rucalia shortly before the [[Mage Wars]]). Rucalia left behind a sword called The [[Kiss of Ruthia]], which grants its owner great luck. It is unknown if the modern sword is the original or a Mage Wars-era copy.

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	[[Draco]], the dragon-mage who created the [[Slayer Dragons]], is believed to be "near" the dracosages in sheer power, though he died mortal.		[[Draco]], the dragon-mage who created the [[Slayer Dragons]], is believed to be "near" the dracosages in sheer power, though he died mortal.

	Monster God Rucalia, King of Chance, is mentioned in myth, but it is believed to be a very powerful mortal being that ascended to near god-hood, possibly during the [[Mythical Age]]. Rucalia left behind a sword called The [[Kiss of Ruthia]], which grants it's own great luck. It is unknown if the modern sword is the original or a Mage Wars-era copy.		Monster God Rucalia, King of Chance, is mentioned in myth, but it is believed to be a very powerful mortal being that ascended to near god-hood, possibly during the [[Mythical Age]](though some sources place Rucalia much later, shortly before the [[Mage Wars]]. Rucalia left behind a sword called The [[Kiss of Ruthia]], which grants it's own great luck. It is unknown if the modern sword is the original or a Mage Wars-era copy.

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	[[Draco]], the dragon-mage who created the [[Slayer Dragons]], is believed to be "near" the dracosages in sheer power, though he died mortal.		[[Draco]], the dragon-mage who created the [[Slayer Dragons]], is believed to be "near" the dracosages in sheer power, though he died mortal.

			Monster God Rucalia, King of Chance, is mentioned in myth, but it is believed to be a very powerful mortal being that ascended to near god-hood, possibly during the [[Mythical Age]]. Rucalia left behind a sword called The [[Kiss of Ruthia]], which grants it's own great luck. It is unknown if the modern sword is the original or a Mage Wars-era copy.

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	The Monster Gods are the universal deities of the Course Books.		The Monster Gods are the universal deities of the Course Books. They are mentioned most notably in [[The Book of Lore]] and were said to walk the earth during the [[Mythical Age]]. The exact number and status of them is unknown; some accounts claim there were hundreds, others say only [[Four Kings of the Last Dynasty\|four]].

	==Nature and Culture==		==Nature and Culture==
	~~Very little~~ is said in the ~~Course Books about either; but~~ the ~~Author knows much more~~.		Much like the [[Dark Lords]], the nature of the Monster Gods is said to be beyond human comprehension. They are known throughout myth and legend as powerful forces for good, opposing all evil, and equipping the mortal races with tools and teachings to combat the forces of darkness. The Monster gods are universally aligned with light and goodness.

	==Rôles==		==Rôles==
	The Monster Gods are accredited with having created most (if not all) of the [[Known Worlds]]; represented Light and Good in the [[Mythical Age]]; and have been variously worshipped, venerated, remembered, or feared by most civilized species, ever since; but seldom seen. Their exact numbers, names, and attributes are never fully revealed: they are sometimes said to be four in number, to correspond with the four [[magic]]al 'elements' of Earth, Fire, Wind, and Water; but sometimes implied to exceed that number, by far. The [[One King]] is the highest-ranked among them; but he is only one of Four Kings, who seem to rule the realms of the gods. Superior even to these, is [[White Blaze]].		The Monster Gods are accredited with having created most (if not all) of the [[Known Worlds]]; represented Light and Good in the [[Mythical Age]]; and have been variously worshipped, venerated, remembered, or feared by most civilized species, ever since; but seldom seen. Their exact numbers, names, and attributes are never fully revealed: they are sometimes said to be four in number, to correspond with the four [[magic]]al 'elements' of Earth, Fire, Wind, and Water; but sometimes implied to exceed that number, by far. The [[One King]] is the highest-ranked among them; but he is only one of Four Kings, who seem to rule the realms of the gods. Superior even to these, is [[White Blaze]].

			==Psuedogods==
			Numerous beings identified throughout history have often been described as being, if not equal to, on a level near that of the Monster Gods. Most noted among them is [[The Broodmother]], who with the help of the One King created all dragons. The [[Dracosages]] are beings who, while born mortal, attained such great wisdom and power in life that they were granted immortality, thus approaching the power of the Broodmother.

			[[Draco]], the dragon-mage who created the [[Slayer Dragons]], is believed to be "near" the dracosages in sheer power, though he died mortal.

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	==Nature and Culture==		==Nature and Culture==
	Very little is said in the Course Books about either; but ~~[[The~~ Author]] knows much more.		Very little is said in the Course Books about either; but the Author knows much more.

	==Rôles==		==Rôles==
	The Monster Gods are accredited with having created most (if not all) of the [[Known Worlds]]; represented Light and Good in the [[Mythical Age]]; and have been variously worshipped, venerated, remembered, or feared by most civilized species, ever since; but seldom seen. Their exact numbers, names, and attributes are never fully revealed: they are sometimes said to be four in number, to correspond with the four [[magic]]al 'elements' of Earth, Fire, Wind, and Water; but sometimes implied to exceed that number, by far. The [[One King]] is the highest-ranked among them; but he is only one of Four Kings, who seem to rule the realms of the gods. Superior even to these, is [[White Blaze]].		The Monster Gods are accredited with having created most (if not all) of the [[Known Worlds]]; represented Light and Good in the [[Mythical Age]]; and have been variously worshipped, venerated, remembered, or feared by most civilized species, ever since; but seldom seen. Their exact numbers, names, and attributes are never fully revealed: they are sometimes said to be four in number, to correspond with the four [[magic]]al 'elements' of Earth, Fire, Wind, and Water; but sometimes implied to exceed that number, by far. The [[One King]] is the highest-ranked among them; but he is only one of Four Kings, who seem to rule the realms of the gods. Superior even to these, is [[White Blaze]].

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The Monster Gods are the universal deities of the Course Books.

==Nature and Culture==
Very little is said in the Course Books about either; but [[The Author]] knows much more.

==Rôles==
The Monster Gods are accredited with having created most (if not all) of the [[Known Worlds]]; represented Light and Good in the [[Mythical Age]]; and have been variously worshipped, venerated, remembered, or feared by most civilized species, ever since; but seldom seen. Their exact numbers, names, and attributes are never fully revealed: they are sometimes said to be four in number, to correspond with the four [[magic]]al 'elements' of Earth, Fire, Wind, and Water; but sometimes implied to exceed that number, by far. The [[One King]] is the highest-ranked among them; but he is only one of Four Kings, who seem to rule the realms of the gods. Superior even to these, is [[White Blaze]].