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Zeboim

Article written by Trampas Whiteman, PsychaDurmont, Gerrin, Kranar Drogin, Ambro, Uziel


Zeboim by PsychaDurmont
Zeboim by PsychaDurmont Zeboim is goddess of the seas, storms, and strife. Her moods change with the storm, being calm one minute and in a violent rage the next. Zeboim is perhaps the most unpredictable of all the gods. Zeboim is twin to Nuitari, and the daughter of Takhisis and Sargonnas. Of all the gods, she detests Habbakuk the most. She feels that she should have sole domain over the sea, where he has dominion over sea creatures.

Zeboim is said to be mother of Ariakan, the son of Ariakas. She raised the isle that Storm's Keep rests on from the deeps to serve as the headquarters of the Knights of Takhisis during the Chaos War. After the Chaos War and her son's death, she had condemned Ausric Krell to become a death knight, where he would be trapped in Storm's Keep forever. It was recently discovered that Ariakan's soul was trapped in a khas piece in Storm's Keep, and Zeboim sent the monk Rhys Mason and his companion, Nightshade Pricklypear, to retrieve the khas piece and Ariakan's soul. Their fate is unknown at this time.

In 426 AC, Zeboim began plotting with her Mahkwahb followers to acquire all three known Impaling Thrones and flood the world with water.

Other names: Baizia the Fierce (Khur), Darkling Sea, Rann (Ergoth), Zyr (Tarsis), Zebyr Jotun (Abanasinian Plainsmen, Icewall), Maelstrom (Mithas), Sea Witch, Dragon Turtle, Zura (Sea Elves), Zai (Imperial League).
Symbol: Turtle shell pattern, spiked turtle shell.
Celestial Symbol: The constellation Dragon Turtle.

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