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The so-called '''black gods''' are the darkest, cruelest deities in Phoenic mythology. | The so-called '''black gods''' are the darkest, cruelest deities in Phoenic mythology. They are sometimes called the '''Lords of Suffering'''. | ||
== List of black gods == | |||
* [[Asmodeus|Ashema]], black god of sex and lust | |||
* [[Jigzaba]], black god of starvation and hunger | |||
* [[Kesher]], black god of money, wealth, and gold | |||
* [[Rengal]], black god of disease, pestilence, and plague | |||
* [[Sephet]], black god of death and darkness | |||
* [[Yacha]], black god of desire, fate, and reincarnation | |||
* [[Zakkar]], black god of sleep, dreams, and nightmares | |||
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The so-called black gods are the darkest, cruelest deities in Phoenic mythology. They are sometimes called the Lords of Suffering.
List of black gods
- Ashema, black god of sex and lust
- Jigzaba, black god of starvation and hunger
- Kesher, black god of money, wealth, and gold
- Rengal, black god of disease, pestilence, and plague
- Sephet, black god of death and darkness
- Yacha, black god of desire, fate, and reincarnation
- Zakkar, black god of sleep, dreams, and nightmares