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== Worship ==
 
== Worship ==
Worshiped by the mountain dwelling druids and the Monks atop the cold mountains of Alpos. Some travelers who claim to have come across Markoz himself sometimes decide to devote their prayers to him.
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Worshiped by the mountain dwelling druids and the Monks atop the cold mountains of Alpos. Some travelers who claim to have come across Markoz himself sometimes decide to devote their prayers to him, as well as villages in mountain ranges.
  
 
== Relationships ==
 
== Relationships ==
  
=== Iona ===
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=== [[Iona]] ===
 
Markoz is said to be very protective of his sister Iona. While he cannot enter the forest domain outside of winter, he does seek vengeance against those who have done anything harm his sister Iona if they remain in the forest during winter.
 
Markoz is said to be very protective of his sister Iona. While he cannot enter the forest domain outside of winter, he does seek vengeance against those who have done anything harm his sister Iona if they remain in the forest during winter.

Latest revision as of 14:55, 6 November 2017

God of Frost
Domain(s): Nature
Nickname: The Winter Wolf

Description

A beast with the face of a wolf and the body of a dragon covered in fur. Markoz is described as being patient and methodical. Those who claim to have met him say that while his patience appears infinite his blessing is difficult to earn.

Worship

Worshiped by the mountain dwelling druids and the Monks atop the cold mountains of Alpos. Some travelers who claim to have come across Markoz himself sometimes decide to devote their prayers to him, as well as villages in mountain ranges.

Relationships

Iona

Markoz is said to be very protective of his sister Iona. While he cannot enter the forest domain outside of winter, he does seek vengeance against those who have done anything harm his sister Iona if they remain in the forest during winter.