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| − | '''Lusacan''', the '''Dragon of Night''', is one of |
+ | '''Lusacan''', the '''Dragon of Night''', is one of seven [[Old Gods]], ancient draconic beings said to be imprisoned underground by the [[Maker]] for usurping His worshipers. |
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| − | The [[darkspawn]] have not yet discovered Lusacan, thus, the old dragon still sleeps in the underground of [[Thedas]]. |
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== Background == |
== Background == |
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| + | The [[darkspawn]] search the deep in hopes of unearthing Lusacan from the Maker's slumber. The darkspawn yearn to awaken and corrupt Lusacan to start a new age of darkness. Following the defeat of [[Urthemiel]] in the [[Fifth Blight]], he or [[Razikale]] appear to be the next Old God in line to be transformed into an [[Archdemon]] commencing the Sixth Blight. |
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| − | He is the [[Tevinter Imperium|Tevinter]] Dragon of Night. Worshipped by the [[Tevinter Imperium]], Lusacan, like his siblings, is an enormous draconic figure of immense power. He has yet to be corrupted by [[darkspawn]]. Lusacan is expected to be the seventh and final Archdemon. |
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| + | Lusacan is known as the [[Tevinter Imperium|Tevinter]] ''Dragon of Night'' and worshiped by some in the [[Tevinter Imperium]]. Called "Shadow" in the common parlance, the ancient Tevinter associated Lusacan with the constellation [[Codex entry: Constellation: Tenebrium|"''Tenebrium''"]] which depicts Lusacan's dragon form as an owl.<ref>Taken from [[Codex entry: Constellation: Tenebrium]]</ref> |
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| ⚫ | Lusacan, like his siblings, is an enormous draconic figure with immense power and is waiting for his resurgence by being corrupted from the darkspawn. Lusacan is expected to either be the sixth or final Archdemon and like the other Old Gods, Lusacan endorsed the ancient [[Tevinter]] [[Magister]]s' attempt to reach the [[Golden City]] and spoke to the High Priest of Lusacan, who used the alias "The Watchman of Night," and told them to join in the endeavour.<ref>{{Cite wot2|56-57}}</ref> |
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| − | The ancient Tevinter associated the constellation [[Codex entry: Constellation: Tenebrium|"''Tenebrium''"]], depicted as an owl, with him. |
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== Worship == |
== Worship == |
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| − | Despite the rise of the [[Chantry]], worship of Lusacan has continued, even into the modern [[Dragon Age (time period)|Dragon Age]]. The most recent notable group was a cult known as ''The Last |
+ | Despite the rise of the [[Chantry]], worship of Lusacan has continued, even into the modern [[Dragon Age (time period)|Dragon Age]]. The most recent notable group was a cult known as ''The Last Moon'' which abducted and ritualistically murdered multiple individuals during the Grand Tourney of the [[Free Marches]] in the early Dragon Age, before attempting to destroy the tourney grounds during the finale of the grand melee.<ref> ''[[Dragon Age (tabletop RPG)]]'', Game Master's Guide Set 2, p.42</ref> |
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== See also == |
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Revision as of 08:41, 18 July 2020
“Lusacan, the Dragon of Night, calls to you. He lives where it is darkest and waits for the day he will rise. Drink of his blood and know the power in darkness: either fear the Night or wield it.[1]”
Lusacan, the Dragon of Night, is one of seven Old Gods, ancient draconic beings said to be imprisoned underground by the Maker for usurping His worshipers.
Background
The darkspawn search the deep in hopes of unearthing Lusacan from the Maker's slumber. The darkspawn yearn to awaken and corrupt Lusacan to start a new age of darkness. Following the defeat of Urthemiel in the Fifth Blight, he or Razikale appear to be the next Old God in line to be transformed into an Archdemon commencing the Sixth Blight.
Lusacan is known as the Tevinter Dragon of Night and worshiped by some in the Tevinter Imperium. Called "Shadow" in the common parlance, the ancient Tevinter associated Lusacan with the constellation "Tenebrium" which depicts Lusacan's dragon form as an owl.[2]
Lusacan, like his siblings, is an enormous draconic figure with immense power and is waiting for his resurgence by being corrupted from the darkspawn. Lusacan is expected to either be the sixth or final Archdemon and like the other Old Gods, Lusacan endorsed the ancient Tevinter Magisters' attempt to reach the Golden City and spoke to the High Priest of Lusacan, who used the alias "The Watchman of Night," and told them to join in the endeavour.[3]
Worship
Despite the rise of the Chantry, worship of Lusacan has continued, even into the modern Dragon Age. The most recent notable group was a cult known as The Last Moon which abducted and ritualistically murdered multiple individuals during the Grand Tourney of the Free Marches in the early Dragon Age, before attempting to destroy the tourney grounds during the finale of the grand melee.[4]
See also
Ancient Warden Logbook
Call of the Dark
Codex entry: Constellation: Tenebrium
Codex entry: The Grey Wardens
Codex entry: The Old Gods
References
- ↑ Excerpt from the Call of the Dark
- ↑ Taken from Codex entry: Constellation: Tenebrium
- ↑
Dragon Age: The World of Thedas, vol. 2, pp. 56-57
- ↑ Dragon Age (tabletop RPG), Game Master's Guide Set 2, p.42
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