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[[File: | [[File:Chraunor new.jpg|thumb|The God of Time, Chraunor. ]] | ||
Chraunor | Chraunor was an [[Employers|Employer]], and was responsible for managing the flow of time in the Omniverse. With the exceptions of the [[G-Men (Disambiguation)|G-Men]] and the [[Legume]], any entity caught breaking the rules of time would face judgement at the hands of Chraunor's Court of Time at the Edge of the Omniverse. Because time travel was so tempting, Chraunor spent much of his time in the Omniverse presiding over court hearings. The Court of Time had a 99.99% conviction rate. | ||
Chraunor was the Dragon King and the chief member of the Nine Divines. In his Draconic Incarnate, he was often referred to as Akatosh. Chraunor rarely appeared before mortals, and only did so in the most dire of circumstances. | === Akatosh === | ||
Chraunor was the Dragon King and the chief member of the Nine Divines. In his Draconic Incarnate, he was often referred to as [[Akatosh]]. Chraunor rarely appeared before mortals, and only did so in the most dire of circumstances. | |||
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Revision as of 22:32, 10 September 2022
Chraunor was an Employer, and was responsible for managing the flow of time in the Omniverse. With the exceptions of the G-Men and the Legume, any entity caught breaking the rules of time would face judgement at the hands of Chraunor's Court of Time at the Edge of the Omniverse. Because time travel was so tempting, Chraunor spent much of his time in the Omniverse presiding over court hearings. The Court of Time had a 99.99% conviction rate.
Akatosh
Chraunor was the Dragon King and the chief member of the Nine Divines. In his Draconic Incarnate, he was often referred to as Akatosh. Chraunor rarely appeared before mortals, and only did so in the most dire of circumstances.