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In Phoenic mythology, '''Yacha''' is the chief of the [[black gods]] and the god of desire, fate, and reincarnation. | In Phoenic mythology, '''Yacha''' is the chief of the [[black gods]] and the god of desire, fate, and reincarnation. He is a cruel and terrible deity feared even by the [[namen|namen gods]]. | ||
Revision as of 02:46, 28 June 2025
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| Titles | Lord of Desire Lord of Fate Lord of the Great Wheel |
| Adjective | Yachan |
| Alignment | idk man it's 11:00 PM, either Neutral Evil or Chaotic Evil |
| Pantheon | Saphorism Black gods |
In Phoenic mythology, Yacha is the chief of the black gods and the god of desire, fate, and reincarnation. He is a cruel and terrible deity feared even by the namen gods.