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The What is up, ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to Fudgemaup, I'm Scott here with Michael

Drew, as always, and today's topic is all about the ancient darkness, the Dadadric Prince of

Revulsion, Namira.

So which one of you guys gonna start us off?

Well, well, well.

Namira is obviously the goddess of the dark, the lady of decay, but different to nocturnals dark,

in the sense that this darkness is referring to all things disgusting, I guess, in the

most simple sense, things like spiders and maggots and flesh, like fleshy corpses and decay

and bodies and all of the gross stuff that would be like the antithesis to the things

light, light not being the sun, but being things involved with what's holy and archae and gods like that. I think it'd be a good, sorry, did you want to? Yeah, sure. I'll take you from here, Chief. I'll take it as the day drawl. Well, on top of that, there's a thing that gets associated especially with Malacath, whereas, you know, he's considered the patron of the ostracized.

But that only really applies to the orcs.

And I feel like Namira is the true prince of people who are really shunned and disliked in society.

Like, you know, if you are a nihilist, if you hate the world, you go to Namira.

If you want to just hide in the shadows and

anyone comes near your little gremlin cave you just kill them that's namira's sphere as well as just

grossness the way i look at it is kind of like she gets malacath's seconds or the ones that are like

so gross that malacath wouldn't even consider them because while he's a patron of

outcasts I guess outcasts don't have to be gross I feel like being gross for lack of a

better word is kind of like a qualification for Namira like maybe not to get started but

that's where it eventuates like you can be a follower of Malacath and just kind of be this, like, low personality person or an ork.

It's almost more political with Malacath.

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