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| rdfs:comment | - Elioud are the mortal children of gods, or of powerful divine servants. Born either under direct blessing of deific authority, or from some romantic tryst between a divine and a mortal, Elioud represent mortal paragons of their parentage, on both sides. Elioud may also pass their divine lineage to their children. The spawn of Elioud are often Elioud themselves. Despite being exemplary of their ancestor, they are by no means beholden to that ancestor, and those Elioud who do not fall naturally into their preconceived role often seek out the polar opposite in fits of spite and self discovery.
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| abstract | - Elioud are the mortal children of gods, or of powerful divine servants. Born either under direct blessing of deific authority, or from some romantic tryst between a divine and a mortal, Elioud represent mortal paragons of their parentage, on both sides. Elioud may also pass their divine lineage to their children. The spawn of Elioud are often Elioud themselves. Despite being exemplary of their ancestor, they are by no means beholden to that ancestor, and those Elioud who do not fall naturally into their preconceived role often seek out the polar opposite in fits of spite and self discovery.
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