LaChte
| Deities | |
| Primary | |
| A'enari (Good) | Vl'aresch (Evil) |
| Bron'trel (Order) | LaChte (Chaos) |
| Z'hyal (sun) | Gre'Vos (moon) |
| Secondary | |
| Mak'kor (demons) | Bael (death) |
| Sarane (feminism) | Wirawyth (battle) |
| Estathius (neutrality) | Tempus (war) |
| Kardis (sorrow) | Adendra (faith) |
| Shivvan (sin) | Sh'Vath (purity) |
| Ghordohl (wealth) | Keltas (poor) |
| Kalerd (summer) | Tirebaen (winter) |
| Cawyn (storms) | Sil-Galith (mountains) |
| Masefi (wind) | Grishnakh (orcs) |
One of the first gods of Amnis Umbra, LaChte rules over the force of chaos with a gleam in his unseen eyes. Born of the universe's power, LaChte was the dark half of twins. He was fascinated by the chaos which was, and knew that this was the path he would follow. He revels in the mayhem his followers choose to unleash on the unsuspecting. Whether it be in the form of war, disease or just plain out destruction, LaChte is obsessed with the war he has started against the Order forces and their leader, Bron'trel. In his eyes, there are no races better than another, no class more important, only extreme acts of chaos are what matters to this being.
LaChte loves the chaotic tendencies of the neutral and evil, though his worship is fickle. Killing and thievery are the best ways to curry favor from him. He despises the orderly architecture of the dwarves, and revels in their massacre.
Directions To Naos
- ZMud:
#6 s;ne;s;s;se;e;e;s;#2 sw;s;#4 sw;#4 s;#2 sw;s;#2 sw;s;sw;#5 s;#3 e;s;s;enter;n;w;w;s;open d;d;u;enter - MUSHClient:
#6s (ne) 2s (se) 2e s 2(sw) s 4(sw) 4s 2(sw) s 2(sw) s (sw) 5s 3e 2s (enter) n 2w s (open d) d u (enter) - General:
6s, ne, 2s, se, 2e, s, 2sw, s, 4sw, 4s, 2sw, s, 2sw, s, sw, 5s, 3e, 2s, enter, n, 2w, s, open d, d, u, enter, scry for "The Unimaginable", scry for "The Unthinkable".
Information
- Sigil statistic: Dexterity.
- Bonuses: Resist drain, Detect invis. Before loved, detect traps.
- Prefers: Neutral / Evil align
- Despises: Dwarves
- Favor: Kill mobs (especially dwarves), use thievery.
Notes
- Little or no favor is lost for fleeing.