Rokugani Hole in the Sky
The Hole in the Sky was a breach in the Celestial Heavens from which the Gods could fall to the Mortal World.
Rokugani pantheon[]
In the Rokugani religion the hole was made during the fight between the Kami Hantei and his father Onnotangu. The Moon made a killing stroke, Hantei rolled aside and his father's blade made a Hole in the Sky. Hantei cut open Onnotangu's stomach, and his siblings fell out to the opened hole, and fell past Tengoku and to down earth where they founded Rokugan. [1] Through the hole the Dragons watched the earth. [2]
Burning Sands pantheon[]
Hole in the Sky, Burning Sands
In the play A Tale of the Quest written by Harik the Mad, he told of a hole in the sky. To look at it was to gaze into a cold, absent mirror and nothing was looking back. [3] It was unknown more about it and its relation with Shilah, the Sun, and Kaleel, the Moon, Gods of the Burning Sands religions.
Yodotai pantheon[]
The eldest son of Caelus, the Sky, and Gaia, the Earth, was killed by his father when the God had challenged Caelus to a death duel. After it, he hit the heaven's floor, making a hole in the sky. Caelus had decided not to dare a new rebellion and threw all his children through the Hole, one by one. [4]
External Links[]
- Hole in the Sky (Dawn of the Empire)
- Hole in the Sky (LBS - Black Hand, Black Heart)
References
- ↑ Dawn of the Empire, by Rich Wulf
- ↑ Hole in the Sky (Dawn of the Empire flavor)
- ↑ Hole in the Sky (LBS - Black Hand, Black Heart flavor)
- ↑ Legend of the Burning Sands Roleplaying Game, pp. 223-224
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