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According to [[Raysh]], Kilva was the last human being to [[apotheosis|ascend]] to godhood. | According to [[Raysh]], Kilva was the last human being to [[apotheosis|ascend]] to godhood. | ||
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according to folklore, Kilva was born a mortal man | |||
who rose to become the king of Ur | |||
however, upon entering the palace and strolling through the Hall of Stone Faces (where statues of the previous Urian kings stood) | |||
one of the previous king's ministers, likely in an attempt to flatter Kilva, insisted a statue of Kilva be made immediately | |||
however, rather than endear him to the king, Kilva was instead enraged | |||
claiming that his "legacy would not be stone," and that, rather, he would have a "living legacy." | |||
Kilva thus began his quest for immortality | |||
he first ordered alchemists, wise men, prophets, and magicians from every corner of his empire come to Ur to give him the secret to eternal life | |||
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Latest revision as of 16:39, 10 August 2025
| Kilva | |
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| Titles | The God-King of Ur |
| Alignment | Lawful Evil |
| Race | Human |
| Ethnicity | Phoenic |
Kilva is the Phoenic deity of domination and battle.
According to Raysh, Kilva was the last human being to ascend to godhood.