Kryela, goddess of malice, destruction and chaos: The Undoing (CE)

“Why confine yourself to the expectations of others? To be shackled by their desires is to forsake the essence of your being. No one else can experience life through your eyes, nor comprehend your innermost self. Embrace your uniqueness wholeheartedly. Seize control of your fate and cling to it fiercely, for it belongs to you and you alone. Be untamed, audacious, unapologetically self-centered and egotistical. If others cannot accept it, let them falter. Take what you want, rip it from their hands if needed be. Be the tempest in their existence, the tumult in their souls. Devour, Kill, consume and destroy, your sovereignty is paramount. You don’t need reason, justification or permission, rip the stars to shreds and let the world fall apart behind you.” - Kryela’s message to her followers

Culture names

Culture	Name	Title	Pronouns	Group
Alonian (Tallman) Generic	Kryela	The Undoing	She/Her	The Dyad
Asteni (Tallman) Italian	Morsius	The Broken Tower	He/Him	Il Doppio (The double)
Dal (Tallman) Castillian	Devoradora	The End	She/Her	La Dualidad (The duality)
Duir (Dwarven) German	Dunkelruf	The Endless Shadow	He/Him	Die Machtigen (The empowered)
Dwelmer (Dwarven) Nordic	Kroll	The Obsidian Schism	He/They	Tvískapt (Twin Creators)
Eldar (Elven) Elven	Maegon	The Final Calamity	He/Him	Iluvatar (Parents of all)
Eldarin (Elven) Japanese	Yami	The Shadowcaster	He/Him	Nikami(Two gods)
Mularir (Tallman) Greek	Typhon	The Endless Tempest	He/They	Exousíes (The powers)
Yotunn (Dwarven) Giant	Sardland	The Typhoon Lord	He/Him	Hinn Oflugi (The powerful)

Extra Titles

• The Selfish: Goddess of Egoism and Greed
• The Crumbling Tower: Goddess of Annihilation and Ruin
• The Chaotic: Goddess of Disorder and Discord
• The Oblivion: Goddess of Destruction and Decay

Commandments

1. “Sow the seeds of self-love, for within the depths of your soul lies the power to unravel destinies. Embrace your desires and passions, for they are the sinister threads weaving the tapestry of your potential. Let selfishness be your guiding star, for a heart that claims its own desires is a heart unshackled, even as the world crumbles.”
2. “Welcome chaos and disorder, for they are the architects of the world’s eerie decay. In the shadows and the unknown, find the canvas on which you’ll paint your desires.”
3. “Rejoice in the chaos of an ever-changing world. Shatter the echoes of the past, for stagnation is the harbinger of oblivion. In the grand theater of existence, be the conductor of a dark and enigmatic symphony, guiding it toward its inevitable and chaotic conclusion.”
4. “Unleash the untamed elements and embrace their unpredictable power. Welcome the darkness and risk, for in their instability lies your dominion over the unraveling world. The world is your canvas, and the elements, your tools for the eventual and catastrophic end.”

Portfolio

As an Over-Deity, Kryela’s portfolio is vast and by definition, beyond understanding, the only certain definition for it would be “All that is not included in the portfolios of Aena”. Although the following list is not exhaustive, it provides a glimpse into the aspects of existence that Aena governs:

1. Destruction
2. Malice
3. Chaos
4. Repulsion
5. Darkness
6. Death
7. Contraction
8. Cold
9. Wounding
10. Discord
11. Instability
12. Despair
13. Chaos
14. Greed
15. Ignorance
16. Risk
17. Neglect
18. Impurity
19. Inequity
20. Weakness
21. Theft
22. Monotony
23. Entitlement
24. Blight
25. Aggrecion
26. Cruelty
27. Selfisness
28. Inconsistency
29. Unawareness
30. Progress
31. Havoc
32. Cynicism
33. Dishonor
34. Hoarding
35. Contempt
36. Stagnation
37. Self
38. Subordination
39. Regression
40. Rebellion
41. Suspicion
42. Indulgence
43. Materialism

Alignment

Chaotic Evil

Symbols

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A crumbling tower when mentioned by herself

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A ring of thorns when mentioned with Aena

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When connected with Aena

Avatars

Alonian (Tallman) Generic

Kryela is often depicted as a woman with white hair and dark gowns that often merge with the darkness

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Religious Practices

1. Tower Ceremonies: Worshipers of Kryela participate in ceremonies surrounded by ruins, symbolizing the disruptive and chaotic forces in the world. Offerings of objects that are broken during the ceremony represent personal desires and passions that followers seek to unleash.

2. Chaos Embrace: Devotees actively embrace chaos and disorder in their lives. Rituals involve intentionally introducing elements of unpredictability and randomness, challenging individuals to navigate and find strength within the chaos.

3. Dark Symphony Performances: Kryela’s followers engage in performances that mimic a dark and enigmatic symphony. This could include avant-garde music, theatrical performances, and dance that captures the essence of an ever-changing and chaotic world.

4. Elemental Unleashing: Rituals involve unleashing untamed elemental forces, symbolizing the unpredictable power of chaos. These ceremonies include controlled displays of elemental magic or symbolic representations of the elements breaking free from restraint.

5. Dark Attire and Symbolism: Devotees dress in dark attire, reflecting Kryela’s influence. They wear jewelry adorned with towers and thorn motifs and incorporate symbols of chaos into their clothing and accessories as a mark of their dedication to The Undoing.

Cultural Norms

1. Individual Ambition: Kryela’s followers embrace individual desires and ambitions. Societal norms encourage people to pursue personal goals and aspirations, even if it means disrupting established structures.

2. Adaptability and Embracing Change: In societies that worship Kryela, adaptability and a willingness to embrace change are highly valued. Cultural norms emphasize the inevitability of chaos and encourage individuals to thrive in unpredictable environments.

3. Celebration of Unpredictability: Chaos is celebrated in Kryela-worshipping cultures. Unpredictability is seen as a force that brings excitement and opportunities, and societal norms discourage attempts to overly control or regulate every aspect of life.

4. Expression of Dark Arts: Cultural norms encourage the exploration and mastery of dark arts. Individuals are revered for their ability to tap into chaotic forces, and the society values magical practices that challenge conventional norms.

5. Divergence in Fashion and Aesthetics: Kryela’s influence is reflected in the fashion and aesthetics of the society. Cultural norms favor dark and unconventional styles, with individuals expressing their dedication through clothing, accessories, and body modifications.

Political Structures

1. Ambition Councils: Kryela’s followers establish councils that recognize and support individual ambition. These councils, composed of influential figures and ambitious individuals, guide political decisions with a focus on personal goals and aspirations.

2. Chaos Chambers: Political structures feature “Chaos Chambers” where leaders embrace unpredictability and adaptability. Decision-making in these chambers involves navigating chaotic elements, allowing for rapid changes and responses to external forces.

3. Dark Arts Advisory Boards: In Kryela-worshipping societies, political structures include advisory boards dedicated to the exploration and mastery of dark arts. These boards influence policies related to magical practices and play a role in shaping the nation’s mystical defense.

4. Disruption Guilds: Guilds or organizations promoting change and disruption hold political sway. These groups actively seek to challenge established norms, fostering an environment where unpredictability is considered a strength rather than a weakness.

5. Individualist Assemblies: Political assemblies emphasize individualism and personal freedom. Decision-making is influenced by the desire for self-expression and the celebration of personal desires, aligning with Kryela’s commandments.

Elemental Affinities

As Kryela transcends elemental energies, the only affinity she is known to have is towards Negative Meta-elemental Energy

Champions

Since Kryela is a Over-Deity, she never had any confirmed Champion

Home Plane

The Eternal Workshop

Holidays

holidays
Harrowsnight
Runehunt
Corellonfest

Myths

Cosmic dreamers stories

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Footnotes

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3. Edited from these images Thorns and Triqueta ↩

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