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'''Wormwood''' is the denizen of Blood, and the patron denizen of both [[Occeus Coliad]], the Prince of Blood, and [[Seething Shezmu]], the Thief of Blood. | '''Wormwood''' is the denizen of Blood, and the patron denizen of both [[Occeus Coliad]], the Prince of Blood, and [[Seething Shezmu]], the Thief of Blood. | ||
Wormwood is blind, the consorts of [[Land of Bane and Gargoyles|LOBAG]] acting as his eyes. | |||
== Biography == | == Biography == | ||
=== Pre-game === | === Pre-game === | ||
=== Land Creation === | === Land Creation === | ||
== Personality and Traits == | == Personality and Traits == | ||
Wormwood is described as militant by Occeus. | |||
== Relationships == | == Relationships == | ||
=== Occeus Coliad === | === Occeus Coliad === | ||
After their meeting, [[Occeus Coliad|Occeus]] states that Wormwood {{VE Quote|Occeus|didn't seem t.oo. keen ab.o.ut my presence}}, and that he calls Occeus a disruption, while refferring to Occeus only as "Prince". | |||
=== Seething Shezmu === | === Seething Shezmu === | ||
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Wormwood is the denizen of Blood, and the patron denizen of both Occeus Coliad, the Prince of Blood, and Seething Shezmu, the Thief of Blood.
Wormwood is blind, the consorts of LOBAG acting as his eyes.
Biography
Pre-game
Land Creation
Personality and Traits
Wormwood is described as militant by Occeus.
Relationships
Occeus Coliad
After their meeting, Occeus states that Wormwood didn't seem t.oo. keen ab.o.ut my presence, and that he calls Occeus a disruption, while refferring to Occeus only as "Prince".
