Editing Primordial (section)

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'''Mardukth, Who Holds In Thrall:''' The Mountain and the Beast Upon It. The original king of the Primordials who served as the cornerstone of Zen-mu, the Primordial's original homeland. He could never wrap his head around if he was real or not and spent the entirety of his time in a perpetual existential crisis while asking the other Primordials who he was every other minute. The Ebon Dragon (then The Dragon's Shadow) introduced him to Malfeas (then Theion, The Empyreal Chaos) who kicked his ass by virtue of ''being'' the concept of being the king. The community really, really likes the idea that he was strangled by the Solar Queen Merela with her bare hands, but while she ''did'' do that to ''a'' primordial, the writers that invented him have made it clear there was never any intent that it be him. 

'''Rametheus, The Wyvern Between Now and Forever''': Not much is known about Rametheus other than that he was one of two Primordials to successfully flee the wrath of the Exalted rather than die or be imprisoned. It disappeared into the Wyld for a prolonged time, during which it ripped apart its own soul hierarchy much the same way the Exalts did to the Yozi, except rather than modifying it to cripple or imprison itself, [[Powergamer|it deliberately discarded whatever it used to be and warped itself into The Transcendent Concept of Minmaxing]]. No, seriously, it's respected as a combat ''machine'' in-universe and returned to Creation to wage a century-long hit and run campaign against the entire Exalted Host called the Aftershock War before finally being brought down ([[FAIL|in true White Wolf fashion, this war was never detailed beyond passing mentions]]). That part about it actually minmaxing itself has led to the community affectionately calling it Chungira after the most famous [[munchkin]] in this fandom.

'''Jheel-Khan, Whose Laughter Turns the Skies to Blood''': One of the first Primordials to eat shit and die during the war. Her worldform Jouten attacked one of the largest Eastern human cities, only for a circle of Solars to wipe the floor with her. Her death throes wrecked Old Sijan and formed one of the first Shadowlands, with the present-day Sijan being built on top of the old one. Definitely a Neverborn, but we're not sure which.

'''Lykkenan, the Cavern that Devours Cities''': Another Primordial who died during the war. Has a kickass name but no fluff of any substance; presumably had something to to with earthquakes or rocks.

'''Cemunian, Constellation of Sinew and Dreams''':  Another Primordial who fought in the war - current status unknown.

'''Shadow Over Sun''': Another Primordial who fought in the war. Briefly mentioned in ''Lands of Creation'' (p. 61) as being a Primordial, but no more than that. 

'''Mabhaddoth, Architect of Locks''': Another Primordial with nothing but a name and a title. [[Derp|Starting to notice a theme here?]] Might be the Neverborn '''Seven Forbidden Wisdoms''', based on the connection in their names (locks/connotations of being forbidden).

'''Ta'akozoka, The Great Tentacled One''': She was apparently Kimbery's lover, possessing power over the dead and a hunger for treasure. If the name is any indication her jouten was probably something along the lines of [[H.P. Lovecraft|Great Cthulhu]] or the Kraken, which would be fucking [[awesome]] if she was ever elaborated on further. Ta'akozoka was killed off midway through the war when she was trapped by the Spidersilk Dam, then hacked into calamari with a starmetal blade by a Solar.

'''Hunanura, the Heart-Frost Unending''': [[Fail|Yet another Primordial who died during the War with little beyond the name and title]]; presumably had something to do with the concept of coldness and freezing. Some homebrew fan fluff portrays them as a fucking huge glacier with a personality to match, being obsessed with slowly destroying (first emotionally, then physically) those who harmed them and reducing Creation to a giant, icy tomb.

'''???''': Remember how there were two Primordials (three, counting Autochthon) that ran off before the Exalted could imprison or kill them? This asshole is the other one. White Wolf being White Wolf, we know absolutely nothing about them or their fate, opening the doors for [[Your Dudes|the Storyteller to cook up whatever backstory they want for some major status quo-changing event]].