The Wind Which Destroys - Revision history

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	The Wind Which Destroys ([[Commonspeak]]), also Aphagion {{lang\|Elfspeak\|ʌˈfeɪˌʤiɒn\|\ʌˈfeɪˌʤiɒn\|nothing eater}} and Obox’ob {{lang\|Farspeak\|ˈɒbɒksˌɒb\|\ˈɒbɒksˌɒb\\|no known translation}}, is an Eldritch God associated with the [[Strange Realm]] of [[The Horizon]], specifically the region known as [[The Carrion Crown]], and is recognized as the patron and origin of the [[~~Mawborn~~]]. The Commonspeak epithet The Wind Which Destroys originates from early encounter reports describing a constant, wind-like rushing sound produced by countless mouths opening simultaneously in the creature’s presence. This sound precedes physical manifestation and is often the first warning sign of contamination.		The Wind Which Destroys ([[Commonspeak]]), also Aphagion {{lang\|Elfspeak\|ʌˈfeɪˌʤiɒn\|\ʌˈfeɪˌʤiɒn\|nothing eater}} and Obox’ob {{lang\|Farspeak\|ˈɒbɒksˌɒb\|\ˈɒbɒksˌɒb\\|no known translation}}, is an Eldritch God associated with the [[Strange Realm]] of [[The Horizon]], specifically the region known as [[The Carrion Crown]], and is recognized as the patron and origin of the [[Mawspawn]]. The Commonspeak epithet The Wind Which Destroys originates from early encounter reports describing a constant, wind-like rushing sound produced by countless mouths opening simultaneously in the creature’s presence. This sound precedes physical manifestation and is often the first warning sign of contamination.

	Integral scholarship classifies the Wind Which Destroys as a godlike phenomenon rather than a true god. Its influence manifests through corruption of gustatory perception and appetite, progressively severing the relationship between nourishment, satiety, and survival. Most reliable information derives from famine-zone records, cult suppression campaigns, and medical documentation of anomalous eating disorders.		Integral scholarship classifies the Wind Which Destroys as a godlike phenomenon rather than a true god. Its influence manifests through corruption of gustatory perception and appetite, progressively severing the relationship between nourishment, satiety, and survival. Most reliable information derives from famine-zone records, cult suppression campaigns, and medical documentation of anomalous eating disorders.
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	The majority of Orisons of the Wind Which Destroys arise among the ~~Mawborn~~, amorphous but stable-bodied Eldritch creatures covered in mouths and grasping tentacles. ~~Mawborn~~ Orisons function as living vectors of appetite corruption, spreading hunger without nourishment through proximity alone.		The majority of Orisons of the Wind Which Destroys arise among the Mawspawn, amorphous but stable-bodied Eldritch creatures covered in mouths and grasping tentacles. Mawspawn Orisons function as living vectors of appetite corruption, spreading hunger without nourishment through proximity alone.

	Among [[Mortals]], Aphagion most often draws the attention of individuals whose lives are defined by food: gluttons, culinary obsessives, famine victims, and those suffering from eating disorders. Some seek the Wind Which Destroys intentionally, hoping to escape hunger or regain sensation. All are met with horror.		Among [[Mortals]], Aphagion most often draws the attention of individuals whose lives are defined by food: gluttons, culinary obsessives, famine victims, and those suffering from eating disorders. Some seek the Wind Which Destroys intentionally, hoping to escape hunger or regain sensation. All are met with horror.
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	* Marcea the Hollow Host: Human, Woman, Acrolon, Dark Age, Dead. A famine survivor who led a cult that consumed its own dead in hopes of relief. None survived.		* Marcea the Hollow Host: Human, Woman, Acrolon, Dark Age, Dead. A famine survivor who led a cult that consumed its own dead in hopes of relief. None survived.
	* The Feastless Congregation: ~~Mawborn~~, Horizon, Dark Age, Alive. Creature whose feeding rituals reportedly stripped entire civilizations of edible resources.		* The Feastless Congregation: Mawspawn, Horizon, Dark Age, Alive. Creature whose feeding rituals reportedly stripped entire civilizations of edible resources.
	* Saint Ulmor of the Last Bite: Human, Man, Acrolon, Shattered Age, Dead. A mendicant who preached salvation through starvation. His followers died eating stone, cloth, and flesh.		* Saint Ulmor of the Last Bite: Human, Man, Acrolon, Shattered Age, Dead. A mendicant who preached salvation through starvation. His followers died eating stone, cloth, and flesh.

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	The Wind Which Destroys ([[Commonspeak]]), also Aphagion {{lang\|Elfspeak\|\|\|nothing eater}} and Obox’ob {{lang\|Farspeak\|\|\|no known translation}}, is an Eldritch God associated with the [[Strange Realm]] of [[The Horizon]], specifically the region known as [[The Carrion Crown]], and is recognized as the patron and origin of the [[Mawborn]]. The Commonspeak epithet The Wind Which Destroys originates from early encounter reports describing a constant, wind-like rushing sound produced by countless mouths opening simultaneously in the creature’s presence. This sound precedes physical manifestation and is often the first warning sign of contamination.		The Wind Which Destroys ([[Commonspeak]]), also Aphagion {{lang\|Elfspeak\|ʌˈfeɪˌʤiɒn\|\ʌˈfeɪˌʤiɒn\|nothing eater}} and Obox’ob {{lang\|Farspeak\|ˈɒbɒksˌɒb\|\ˈɒbɒksˌɒb\\|no known translation}}, is an Eldritch God associated with the [[Strange Realm]] of [[The Horizon]], specifically the region known as [[The Carrion Crown]], and is recognized as the patron and origin of the [[Mawborn]]. The Commonspeak epithet The Wind Which Destroys originates from early encounter reports describing a constant, wind-like rushing sound produced by countless mouths opening simultaneously in the creature’s presence. This sound precedes physical manifestation and is often the first warning sign of contamination.

	Integral scholarship classifies the Wind Which Destroys as a godlike phenomenon rather than a true god. Its influence manifests through corruption of gustatory perception and appetite, progressively severing the relationship between nourishment, satiety, and survival. Most reliable information derives from famine-zone records, cult suppression campaigns, and medical documentation of anomalous eating disorders.		Integral scholarship classifies the Wind Which Destroys as a godlike phenomenon rather than a true god. Its influence manifests through corruption of gustatory perception and appetite, progressively severing the relationship between nourishment, satiety, and survival. Most reliable information derives from famine-zone records, cult suppression campaigns, and medical documentation of anomalous eating disorders.

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	[[File:~~aphagion~~.png \| 600 px \| x ~~400~~ px \| right \| border \| frame \| ~~Aphagion,~~ Wind Which ~~Destroys~~]]		[[File:Wind-which-destroys-surreal.png \| 400 px \| x 600 px \| right \| border \| frame \| A towering mass of muscle and mouths wanders the filth of The Carrion Crown.]]

			[[File:Wind-which-destroys-people.png \| 400 px \| x 600 px \| right \| border \| frame \| The Wind Which Destroy's anthropomorphic form.]]

	=Overview=		=Overview=

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	[[Category:Strange Gods]]		[[Category:Strange Gods\|Wind Which Destroys]]

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Orisons

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	Among [[Mortals]], Aphagion most often draws the attention of individuals whose lives are defined by food: gluttons, culinary obsessives, famine victims, and those suffering from eating disorders. Some seek the Wind Which Destroys intentionally, hoping to escape hunger or regain sensation. All are met with horror.		Among [[Mortals]], Aphagion most often draws the attention of individuals whose lives are defined by food: gluttons, culinary obsessives, famine victims, and those suffering from eating disorders. Some seek the Wind Which Destroys intentionally, hoping to escape hunger or regain sensation. All are met with horror.

	Cultic practices associated with the Wind Which Destroys emphasize ritual consumption. Ceremonies involve forced feeding, ingestion of filth, communal ~~vomiting~~, and consumption of taboo substances. The goal is not pleasure, but surrender to appetite as an external command.		Cultic practices associated with the Wind Which Destroys emphasize ritual consumption. Ceremonies involve forced feeding, ingestion of filth, communal binging, and consumption of taboo substances. The goal is not pleasure, but surrender to appetite as an external command.

	Notable Orisons include:		Notable Orisons include:

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	The Wind Which Destroys embodies the [[Strange Epiphany]] of taste, specifically the perception of nourishment and aversion as primary determinants of behavior. Integral scholars caution that this does not imply hunger, desire, or satisfaction. Rather, Aphagion appears to experience reality entirely through ingestion, where all matter is evaluated solely by its capacity to be consumed.		The Wind Which Destroys embodies the [[Strange Epiphany]] of taste, specifically the perception of nourishment and aversion as primary determinants of behavior. Integral scholars caution that this does not imply hunger, desire, or satisfaction. Rather, Aphagion appears to experience reality entirely through ingestion, where all matter is evaluated solely by its capacity to be consumed.

	Like all Eldritch Gods, the ~~Stone Dripping Blood~~ does not display recognizable psychology. Its behavior is inscrutable and inconsistent, offering no evidence of intention, desire, or awareness. Integral scholars increasingly caution against assuming consciousness at all, suggesting that Soma may function as a masked phenomenon rather than an agent, analogous to a Chinese Room executing a process without understanding.		Like all Eldritch Gods, the Wind Which Destroys does not display recognizable psychology. Its behavior is inscrutable and inconsistent, offering no evidence of intention, desire, or awareness. Integral scholars increasingly caution against assuming consciousness at all, suggesting that Soma may function as a masked phenomenon rather than an agent, analogous to a Chinese Room executing a process without understanding.

	=Abilities=		=Abilities=

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	The Wind Which Destroys embodies the [[Strange Epiphany]] of taste, specifically the perception of nourishment and aversion as primary determinants of behavior. Integral scholars caution that this does not imply hunger, desire, or satisfaction. Rather, Aphagion appears to experience reality entirely through ingestion, where all matter is evaluated solely by its capacity to be consumed.		The Wind Which Destroys embodies the [[Strange Epiphany]] of taste, specifically the perception of nourishment and aversion as primary determinants of behavior. Integral scholars caution that this does not imply hunger, desire, or satisfaction. Rather, Aphagion appears to experience reality entirely through ingestion, where all matter is evaluated solely by its capacity to be consumed.

	Within this mode of being, the distinction between food and non-food collapses. Appetite ceases to be a guide to survival and becomes an invasive directive imposed upon others. The corruptive influence attributed to the Wind Which Destroys is therefore understood not as gluttony, but as the annihilation of meaningful appetite itself.

	Like all Eldritch Gods, the Stone Dripping Blood does not display recognizable psychology. Its behavior is inscrutable and inconsistent, offering no evidence of intention, desire, or awareness. Integral scholars increasingly caution against assuming consciousness at all, suggesting that Soma may function as a masked phenomenon rather than an agent, analogous to a Chinese Room executing a process without understanding.		Like all Eldritch Gods, the Stone Dripping Blood does not display recognizable psychology. Its behavior is inscrutable and inconsistent, offering no evidence of intention, desire, or awareness. Integral scholars increasingly caution against assuming consciousness at all, suggesting that Soma may function as a masked phenomenon rather than an agent, analogous to a Chinese Room executing a process without understanding.

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Terminal Corruption: Catastrophic Compulsive Aphagic Disorder

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	==Terminal Corruption: Catastrophic Compulsive Aphagic Disorder==		==Terminal Corruption: Catastrophic Compulsive Aphagic Disorder==

	In the terminal stage, appetite becomes entirely dissociated from survival. The afflicted engages in extreme and self-destructive consumption behaviors, including autophagia, pica, bulimia, and cannibalism. Eating is no longer motivated by hunger, but by the compulsion to silence an unrelenting internal demand.		In the terminal stage, appetite becomes entirely dissociated from survival. The afflicted engages in extreme and self-destructive consumption behaviors, including autophagia, pica, bulimia, and cannibalism. Eating is no longer motivated by hunger, but by the compulsion to silence an unrelenting internal demand. Mortality rates are extremely high, either through poisoning, infection, or violent social collapse.

	~~Integral healers classify this condition as Catastrophic Compulsive Aphagic Disorder~~. Mortality rates are extremely high, either through poisoning, infection, or violent social collapse.

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 =Overview=
-Aphagion {{lang|Elftongue|əˈfeɪʤˌiɑn|\əˈfeɪʤˌiɑn\|no eater}}, also Sha'abelak {{lang|Foundertongue|ʃɑʔˈɑbəˌlɑk|\ʃɑʔˈɑbəˌlɑk\|almighty hunger}}, also known as ''The Wind Which Destroys'', is named for its association with endless hunger. Like all [[Eldritch Gods]], lore about Aphagion is exceptionally rare and incomplete. The lore comes primarily from scholars who have studied the [[Obyrith]] and [[Eldritch Orisons]]. It is the God of the [[Otyugh]].
+The Wind Which Destroys ([[Commonspeak]]), also Aphagion {{lang|Elfspeak|||nothing eater}} and Obox’ob {{lang|Farspeak|||no known translation}}, is an Eldritch God associated with the [[Strange Realm]] of [[The Horizon]], specifically the region known as [[The Carrion Crown]], and is recognized as the patron and origin of the [[Mawborn]]. The Commonspeak epithet The Wind Which Destroys originates from early encounter reports describing a constant, wind-like rushing sound produced by countless mouths opening simultaneously in the creature’s presence. This sound precedes physical manifestation and is often the first warning sign of contamination.
 =History=
-Aphagion, like all Eldritch Gods, is considered to be among the oldest [[Strange Gods]]. Aphagion appeared in the universe during [[The Shattering]].
+==Shattered Age==
 =Description=
-Aphagion appears as towering mass of muscle and sinew completely covered in gaping, grinning, and drooling mouths. Some of the teeth are humanoid, some are bestial, and others are alien and monstrous.
+The Wind Which Destroys manifests in two primary forms.
 =Personality=
-Aphagion, like all Eldritch Gods, cannot be said to have a coherent personality. Its only discernable motivation seems to be an obsession with hunger.
+The Wind Which Destroys embodies the [[Strange Epiphany]] of taste, specifically the perception of nourishment and aversion as primary determinants of behavior. Integral scholars caution that this does not imply hunger, desire, or satisfaction. Rather, Aphagion appears to experience reality entirely through ingestion, where all matter is evaluated solely by its capacity to be consumed.
 =Orisons=
-Like all Eldritch Gods, it is not clear what draws Aphagion's attention to a [[Mortal]] to create an Orison.
+The majority of Orisons of the Wind Which Destroys arise among the Mawborn, amorphous but stable-bodied Eldritch creatures covered in mouths and grasping tentacles. Mawborn Orisons function as living vectors of appetite corruption, spreading hunger without nourishment through proximity alone.

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