Deevotees of Cixyron
The DaemonHarbingers and their followers tend to be nihilists. So what
makes a Deamon look to the future? What makes it want to foster invention and
advancement? Usually destruction. Little is known about Cixyron and his
followers, so today we are going to look at the Daemon Harbinger of
electricity, gunpowder, and poisonous metals. You can see one such follower of the
Furious Thunder in this week’s background write up, Brogurrt Thunderstomp.
As always, let us imagine we are sitting at our
theoretical gaming table. Our imaginary GM sets out the rules for the game we
will play. In this game, we are to make a follower Cixyron. The character does
not need to be a divine caster, just a devotee of the Empyreal Lord. What
character do you make?
For more information on Cixyron
Cixyron’s Pathfinder Wiki Page
Cixyron’s Archives of Nethys Page
The Mercury Brotherhood
The name of this sect is a bit misleading. The Mercury
Brotherhood uses poisonous metals to open their minds to visions granted by
Cixyron. Although alchemical mixtures of mercury are the most common method by
which the Brothers poison themselves, they also use arsenic, lead, and even
manganese. Some of the oracles in this sect go so far as to snort silver dust.
These can be recognized by their blue-tinted skin.
The Mercury Brotherhood has no centralized organization.
Members of the sect can be found living alone, in small groups, or dispersed
among other cults of The Furious Thunder. When seeking or looking to interpret
the will of Cixyron members of this sect are often sought out. Unlike oracles of many other Deamon Harbingers, Cixyron is more than willing to give away
his secrets as he needs people invested in his domains to further his goals.
The Warmongers
The Deamon Harbingers of Abbadon, for the most part, each
pay allegiance to one of the Horsemen.
Cixyron for his part backs Szuriel, the Horseman of War. Cixyron sees
technology as the next great step in waging better war. The sect known as the
Warmongers seeks to push this agenda on Golarion.
The Warmongers include many inventors, craftsmen, and
alchemists. However, the real power behind the sect are those who sell the
machines of war to different factions. Whether it is governments, freedom
fighters, or even monstrous hordes, the Warmongers want their weapons where
they can do the most damage. Although they don’t have the means to mass produce
them, outside of Alkenstar the Warmongers create the highest quantity of
firearms.
The Lightning Harvesters
This very small sect, three people actually, seeks to
harness the power of lightning and turn it into a weapon of war without the
need of magic. These former members of the Technic League have seen what the
fantastical items found among the ruins of the Numerian plains can do; how
Automatons and even firearms like objects can fire lightning like energy.
Corrupted by the teachings of Cixyron these three technomancers hope to uncover
the means to recreate these weapons, and not just refurbish already existing
armaments.
Those who invent, not to further knowledge but to further
destruction, devotees of the Deamon Harbinger. Who is your follower of Cixyron?
Why have they chosen to dedicate themselves to the Maiden of Haze and Whimsy?
Where does their devotion come from? Let me know in the comments.
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interesting. i have a character concept for hell's vengeance who would be a fine cultist of Cixyron. This has given me some things to think about.
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