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Created page with "Though Prigden was a god himself, worship of Voxos was a requirement of citizens and chattel of Prigdenia. And among the black pyramids of the empire, the head of the faith was High Priest Abaddon. When the Prigdenian Empire fell, Abaddon went into hiding, still committing acts of service to his goddess, Voxos. He was an integral part in Voxos's plan to seize the Staff of Xyn, and he helped free Prigden from the soul prison of his sword. He met his end to his 5,000 year..."

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Though Prigden was a god himself, worship of Voxos was a requirement of citizens and chattel of Prigdenia. And among the black pyramids of the empire, the head of the faith was High Priest Abaddon. When the Prigdenian Empire fell, Abaddon went into hiding, still committing acts of service to his goddess, Voxos. He was an integral part in Voxos's plan to seize the Staff of Xyn, and he helped free Prigden from the soul prison of his sword. He met his end to his 5,000 year life in Godspire, as St. Rofik Dorrim struck him down with his legendary holy warhammer, Helforil.

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