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	Worship of Hutena and Hutellura centers heavily around the use of ritual hallucinogens to more clearly see the branches of the Tree and the goddess' influence upon them.		Worship of Hutena and Hutellura centers heavily around the use of ritual hallucinogens to more clearly see the branches of the Tree and the goddess' influence upon them.

	Hutena and Hutellura are depicted as two cyclops with kaleidoscopic, multicolored eyes. While in the modern day their worship is limited to remote communities of the central Thadrian highlands within the [[Viridia\|Viridian]] province of [[Andera]], ancient petroglyphs and cliff-side reliefs that depict the twins can be found as far afield as the mountains of [[Barat Rkund]] and the [[Hellea\|Hellean]] [[Greenwall]]. Curiously, they are entirely absent in religious artwork found within the large cyclopean cities of Hellea, even while temples of many other long-lost deities remain.		Hutena and Hutellura are depicted as two cyclops with kaleidoscopic, multicolored eyes. While in the modern day their worship is limited to remote communities of the central Thadrian highlands within the [[Viridia\|Viridian]] province of [[Andera]], ancient petroglyphs and cliff-side reliefs that depict the twins can be found as far afield as the mountains of [[Barat Rkund]] and the [[Hellea\|Hellean]] [[Greenwall]]. Curiously, they are entirely absent in religious artwork found within the large and once heavily-populated cyclopean cities of Hellea, even while the remains of temples to many other long-lost deities remain.

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	== Beliefs and followers ==		== Beliefs and followers ==
	Hutena and Hutellura are the manipulators of the colors of time. When cyclopean prophecies fail or farseers cannot glimpse what is to come, it is through the efforts of the twins as they remove potential future paths and possibilities. In the words of their followers, Hutena and Hutellura do not ~~remove~~ the branches of the Tree of Time, but rather change its colors in ways that prevent the passage of events. Their motives are almost impossible to understand. The twins can fail to show themselves for centuries, allowing clarity to all farseers in their absence, before reappearing to dissolve the colors of all previous prophecies.		Hutena and Hutellura are the manipulators of the colors of time. When cyclopean prophecies fail or farseers cannot glimpse what is to come, it is through the efforts of the twins as they remove potential future paths and possibilities. In the words of their followers, Hutena and Hutellura do not prune the branches of the Tree of Time, but rather change its colors in ways that prevent the passage of events. Their motives are almost impossible to understand. The twins can fail to show themselves for centuries, allowing clarity to all farseers in their absence, before reappearing to dissolve the colors of all previous prophecies.

	Worship of Hutena and Hutellura centers heavily around the use of ritual hallucinogens to more clearly see the branches of the Tree and the goddess' influence upon them.		Worship of Hutena and Hutellura centers heavily around the use of ritual hallucinogens to more clearly see the branches of the Tree and the goddess' influence upon them.

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	The twin sisters, they turn their gaze upon the Tree<br />Their eyes gleam<br />In doing so, they change the colors<br />In doing so, they change the future		The twin sisters, they turn their gaze upon the Tree<br />Their eyes gleam<br />In doing so, they change the colors<br />In doing so, they change the future
	\|sign=Inscription on a relief in the [[Karn Andur]] depicting Hutena and ~~Hutellure~~}}'''Hutena and Hutellura''' {{Pronunciation\|hooh-TEH-nah and hooh-tehl-LUR-ah}} are twin [[cyclops\|cyclopean]] time-goddesses. Part of a pantheon of innumerable gods once worshiped by cyclops around the [[Chaska Sea]], today the Shape of the Colors are venerated only by hermits and small villages of cyclops in the central [[Thadria\|Thadrian]] highlands.		\|sign=Inscription on a relief in the [[Karn Andur]] depicting Hutena and Hutellura}}'''Hutena and Hutellura''' {{Pronunciation\|hooh-TEH-nah and hooh-tehl-LUR-ah}} are twin [[cyclops\|cyclopean]] time-goddesses. Part of a pantheon of innumerable gods once worshiped by cyclops around the [[Chaska Sea]], today the Shape of the Colors are venerated only by hermits and small villages of cyclops in the central [[Thadria\|Thadrian]] highlands.

	== Beliefs and followers ==		== Beliefs and followers ==

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	\|sacred_colors = Red, yellow, green, purple		\|sacred_colors = Red, yellow, green, purple
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	'''Hutena and Hutellura''' {{Pronunciation\|hooh-TEH-nah and hooh-tehl-LUR-ah}} are twin [[cyclops\|cyclopean]] time-goddesses. Part of a pantheon of innumerable gods once worshiped by cyclops around the [[Chaska Sea]], today the Shape of the Colors are venerated only by hermits and small villages of cyclops in the central [[Thadria\|Thadrian]] highlands.		{{Quote\|text=
			The twin sisters, they turn their gaze upon the Tree<br />Their eyes gleam<br />In doing so, they change the colors<br />In doing so, they change the future
			\|sign=Inscription on a relief in the [[Karn Andur]] depicting Hutena and Hutellure}}'''Hutena and Hutellura''' {{Pronunciation\|hooh-TEH-nah and hooh-tehl-LUR-ah}} are twin [[cyclops\|cyclopean]] time-goddesses. Part of a pantheon of innumerable gods once worshiped by cyclops around the [[Chaska Sea]], today the Shape of the Colors are venerated only by hermits and small villages of cyclops in the central [[Thadria\|Thadrian]] highlands.

	== Beliefs and followers ==		== Beliefs and followers ==

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	== Beliefs and followers ==		== Beliefs and followers ==
	Hutena and Hutellura are the manipulators of the colors of time. When cyclopean prophecies fail or farseers cannot ~~view a glipse of~~ what is to come, it is through the efforts of the twins as they remove potential future paths and possibilities. In the words of their followers, Hutena and Hutellura do not remove the branches of the Tree of Time, but rather change its colors in ways that prevent the passage of events. Their motives are almost impossible to understand. The twins can fail to show themselves for centuries, allowing clarity to all farseers in their absence, before reappearing to dissolve the colors of all previous prophecies.		Hutena and Hutellura are the manipulators of the colors of time. When cyclopean prophecies fail or farseers cannot glimpse what is to come, it is through the efforts of the twins as they remove potential future paths and possibilities. In the words of their followers, Hutena and Hutellura do not remove the branches of the Tree of Time, but rather change its colors in ways that prevent the passage of events. Their motives are almost impossible to understand. The twins can fail to show themselves for centuries, allowing clarity to all farseers in their absence, before reappearing to dissolve the colors of all previous prophecies.

	Worship of Hutena and Hutellura centers heavily around the use of ritual hallucinogens to more clearly see the branches of the Tree and the goddess' influence upon them.		Worship of Hutena and Hutellura centers heavily around the use of ritual hallucinogens to more clearly see the branches of the Tree and the goddess' influence upon them.

	Hutena and Hutellura are depicted as two cyclops with kaleidoscopic, multicolored eyes. While in the modern day their worship is limited to remote communities of the central Thadrian highlands within the [[Viridia\|Viridian]] province of [[Andera]], ancient petroglyphs and cliff-side reliefs that depict the twins can be found as far afield as the mountains of [[Barat Rkund]] and in the [[Hellea\|Hellean]] [[Greenwall]]. Curiously, they are entirely absent in religious artwork found within the large cyclopean cities of Hellea, even while temples of many other long-lost deities remain.		Hutena and Hutellura are depicted as two cyclops with kaleidoscopic, multicolored eyes. While in the modern day their worship is limited to remote communities of the central Thadrian highlands within the [[Viridia\|Viridian]] province of [[Andera]], ancient petroglyphs and cliff-side reliefs that depict the twins can be found as far afield as the mountains of [[Barat Rkund]] and the [[Hellea\|Hellean]] [[Greenwall]]. Curiously, they are entirely absent in religious artwork found within the large cyclopean cities of Hellea, even while temples of many other long-lost deities remain.

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	\|name = Hutena and Hutellura		\|name = Hutena and Hutellura
	\|~~title~~ = The Shape of the Colors		\|titles = The Shape of the Colors
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	\|type = Local faith		\|type = Local faith

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	Worship of Hutena and Hutellura centers heavily around the use of ritual hallucinogens to more clearly see the branches of the Tree and the goddess' influence upon them.		Worship of Hutena and Hutellura centers heavily around the use of ritual hallucinogens to more clearly see the branches of the Tree and the goddess' influence upon them.

	Hutena and Hutellura are depicted as two cyclops with kaleidoscopic, multicolored eyes. While in the modern day their worship is limited to remote communities of the central Thadrian highlands within the [[Viridia\|Viridian]] province of [[Andera]], ancient petroglyphs and reliefs ~~in cliff faces~~ that depict the twins can be found as far afield as the mountains of [[Barat Rkund]] and in the [[Hellea\|Hellean]] [[Greenwall]]. Curiously, they are entirely absent in religious artwork found within the large cyclopean cities of Hellea, even while temples of many other long-lost deities remain.		Hutena and Hutellura are depicted as two cyclops with kaleidoscopic, multicolored eyes. While in the modern day their worship is limited to remote communities of the central Thadrian highlands within the [[Viridia\|Viridian]] province of [[Andera]], ancient petroglyphs and cliff-side reliefs that depict the twins can be found as far afield as the mountains of [[Barat Rkund]] and in the [[Hellea\|Hellean]] [[Greenwall]]. Curiously, they are entirely absent in religious artwork found within the large cyclopean cities of Hellea, even while temples of many other long-lost deities remain.

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Gronk at 22:22, 9 August 2024

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	== Beliefs and followers ==		== Beliefs and followers ==
	Hutena and Hutellura are the manipulators of the ~~branches~~ of time. When cyclopean prophecies fail or farseers cannot view a glipse of what is to come, it is through the efforts of the twins as they remove potential future paths and possibilities. In the words of their followers, Hutena and Hutellura do not remove the branches of the Tree of Time, but rather change its colors in ways that prevent the passage of events. Their motives are almost impossible to understand. The twins can fail to show themselves for centuries, allowing clarity to all farseers in their absence, before reappearing to dissolve the colors of all previous prophecies.		Hutena and Hutellura are the manipulators of the colors of time. When cyclopean prophecies fail or farseers cannot view a glipse of what is to come, it is through the efforts of the twins as they remove potential future paths and possibilities. In the words of their followers, Hutena and Hutellura do not remove the branches of the Tree of Time, but rather change its colors in ways that prevent the passage of events. Their motives are almost impossible to understand. The twins can fail to show themselves for centuries, allowing clarity to all farseers in their absence, before reappearing to dissolve the colors of all previous prophecies.

	Worship of Hutena and Hutellura centers heavily around the use of ritual hallucinogens to more clearly see the branches of the Tree and the goddess' influence upon them.		Worship of Hutena and Hutellura centers heavily around the use of ritual hallucinogens to more clearly see the branches of the Tree and the goddess' influence upon them.

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|title = The Shape of the Colors
|image =
|type = Local faith
|areas_of_concern = Time, prophecy, farsight
|worshipers = [[Cyclops]]
|domains = Creation, Dreams, Knowledge, Time
|divine_font = Heal or Harm
|divine_skill = Occultism
|divine_ability = Dexterity or Wisdom
|favored_weapon = Forked dagger
|symbol = Cyclopean eye with a multicolored iris
|sacred_animal = None
|sacred_colors = Red, yellow, green, purple
}}
'''Hutena and Hutellura''' {{Pronunciation|hooh-TEH-nah and hooh-tehl-LUR-ah}} are twin [[cyclops|cyclopean]] time-goddesses. Part of a pantheon of innumerable gods once worshiped by cyclops around the [[Chaska Sea]], today the Shape of the Colors are venerated only by hermits and small villages of cyclops in the central [[Thadria|Thadrian]] highlands.

== Beliefs and followers ==
Hutena and Hutellura are the manipulators of the branches of time. When cyclopean prophecies fail or farseers cannot view a glipse of what is to come, it is through the efforts of the twins as they remove potential future paths and possibilities. In the words of their followers, Hutena and Hutellura do not remove the branches of the Tree of Time, but rather change its colors in ways that prevent the passage of events. Their motives are almost impossible to understand. The twins can fail to show themselves for centuries, allowing clarity to all farseers in their absence, before reappearing to dissolve the colors of all previous prophecies.

Worship of Hutena and Hutellura centers heavily around the use of ritual hallucinogens to more clearly see the branches of the Tree and the goddess' influence upon them.

Hutena and Hutellura are depicted as two cyclops with kaleidoscopic, multicolored eyes. While in the modern day their worship is limited to remote communities of the central Thadrian highlands within the [[Viridia|Viridian]] province of [[Andera]], ancient petroglyphs and reliefs in cliff faces that depict the twins can be found as far afield as the mountains of [[Barat Rkund]] and in the [[Hellea|Hellean]] [[Greenwall]]. Curiously, they are entirely absent in religious artwork found within the large cyclopean cities of Hellea, even while temples of many other long-lost deities remain.

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