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Chronepsis, from Dungeons and Dragons (3.5e)
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Chronepsis, from Dungeons and Dragons (3.5e)
Would you fuck this dragon?
Yes
No
See Results
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Nyirden is still one of my fav D&D characters i've ever made. she's a dragonborn paladin of chronepsis with a giant axe and a giant arcane cannon and giant crippling social anxiety
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Chronepsis
The deity of one of my players, today we have Chronepsis, the draconic god of time and death.
The most subdued of the draconic deities, Chronepsis keeps a staid guard over the great Mausoleumwithin which the lives of all dragons and draconic races are kept. He watches the lives of all, and judges those for whom they have ended, determining their ultimate fate. Physically, he appears as a decaying (though not rotting) dragon of black scale, though not a true black dragon; indeed, he has the qualities of neither chromatic nor metallic, he is above and outside all. Since the dawn of time, he has been cut from communication, offering neither speech nor word nor thought to a single entity in known history, so truly dedicated to his task is he.