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Rolled 2, 2, 2, 4, 6, 9 = 25 (6d12)
The Gods loom over the land, and faith swirls like a gathering storm.
Ophelia of Numidia is the first to proclaim Milþyr as her lord. Already she persecutes those who uphold any ideal above justice.
Kladimos Spatha, hounded by skewers, is intensely shaken by the new faith in his heart, and he persecutes only adversaries of Rome, ceasing his slaughter of the faithful. "The Pontifex" is consumed in healing others, and does not speak against the Gods as he once did, but opens his ears to what the wandering fellow has to say.
The unconverted Hearts of Stone are agitated by the rise of the Gods, and though they are all being swayed and influenced, they remain rebellious, and faithless. They rampage through the world, not understanding what they are there for. The persecution amplifies...
Rolls 1 + 2 - Josephus Organus pens many popular poems and plays mocking two Faiths in particular. (Emma and ... are re-rolls)
Roll 3 - Penelope intercepts and enslaves a large missionary caravan from a particular Faith. (Hazemameen is a re-roll)
No roll - Fidelio makes perverse playthings out of all who pray to a God, parading them around his city like pigs. Except for the followers of the two Gods who have been whispering in his ear, and knocking down his door... (Small Faith loss for all Gods except Pars and Thala)
Rolls 4 + 5 + 6 - Kiber II locks himself in his palace, fighting the wisdom in his head, the voices in his ear, and the urges in his heart. He sends for his praetorian guard to arrest as many spiritual leaders of the New Gods as they can locate. (Zerimael, Aurum and Deus Machina are re-rolls)
(Rolls are in order of sign up, minus Soldier in Splendor.)
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