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Areas of Influence: Life
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Masin was a short, gnomish fellow
with an eye for ale and a ready smile. He often met with mortals in
the tavern in Midgaard, back before the meteor destroyed the capital
city, and shared ale with them. Great parties and celebrations filled
the city with merry noisemaking. People were happy
in those days, and they celebrated often.
One day, however, Masin was taken possession of
by a higher god, one who was of black heart and blacker intent. He used
the merry fellow to lure many unsuspecting mortals to their deaths.
Masin himself was forced to slay his former fellow celebrants. When
the slaughter was done, Masin was let loose
and allowed to view the horror of what he had done under the enslavement
of the dark lord. Mortified, he punished himself by imprisoning himself
in a large, green, bottle of ale. That bottle remained in the tavern
in Midgaard for the longest time, disappearing only when the city was
destroyed by the meteor.
Masin was not destroyed, and his immortal spirit returned to the heavens. He is remembered today by a few people, and worshipped by those who appreciate a good drinking contest or a wild party.
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