Changeling the lost 2nd edition fae mount rules

CHANGELING THE LOST 2ND EDITION FAE MOUNT RULES FULL

There was too much to see and do to rest and think of such things. While a few of the Elegbara stayed together to speak of the matters that concerned them all, most scattered again. And with that he blessed them and kissed each one to seal his magic in them, then flew into the sky laughing. He solemnly commended them to follow his footsteps well wandering the roads, learning secrets, and testing those they came across. From that day forward they became the Elegbara, the chosen children of Elegba Eshu the Powerful Knife, keepers of his sacred places and his messengers to the world.

And what did Eshu tell his children? A great and powerful secret, the first hidden lore the Tribe was entrusted to keep. One group of them, though, fearing punishment, fled into hiding and preyed upon the weak to keep themselves alive. He thought for days and nights until he had the punishment just right, then called all his children to him. If he didn't, why, then all the names of creation could be stolen and everything would be returned to emptiness. But he had to punish his children some way because they still had stolen his name, wickedly or not.

His children had learned their lessons well and if the humans had tricked themselves, well, that was their problem. When he saw what his children were doing, though, he laughed and forgot his wrath.

CHANGELING THE LOST 2ND EDITION FAE MOUNT RULES FULL

Of course Eshu heard of all this and was full of anger that his name had been stolen and so came to the world to investigate. There were so many of these children that people began to think of them as Eshu himself and started worshipping them instead of Eshu himself. They became the Iku: The followers of death, darkness, and randomness. Others were mad at their father for leaving them and so they stole, told lies, and played mean tricks on people. They were the first of the Ojo: The followers of life, daylight, and destiny. Some wanted to be like Eshu and so they taught and punished and explored. Restless souls they, too, took to the roads to find their father bringing chance and adventure as the went. The good learned, the wicked suffered, but even that didn't matter to Eshu because he was just a servant of Olorun and he was happy with that.ДЄs Eshu travelled he sired children (that's his way too) and while they were only partly divine, they shared their father's laughter and view of the world as well as some of his power. He was neither good nor evil but only himself playing tricks because it was his way. When all that was done, Olorun sent Eshu, his linguist and messenger, to go down and start collecting sacrifices for him in return for having made everything possible.Д®shu, who had authority over roads and gateways, was only too glad to do so and he loved to cause mischief for those who didn't give him the proper respect. He had his older son, Orunmila, the diviner, fashion it so that it ran smoothly and that those who practiced the magic of the future could glimpse its functioning. So he sent his younger son, Obatala, the maker, to fashion the world and fill it with all manner of creatures. In the beginning was Olorun, the Owner of the Sky, and he looked down from his palace and saw the emptiness of the world which was only sky, and void, and water. It was many years before they had any company at all. How do the Eshu know? Because They were there, looking over the whole world, and didn't see a single one. The Sidhe would like everyone to believe they were there in the beginning but it's not true. The Eshu were the First and they will be the Last.

Changeling the lost 2nd edition fae mount rules