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 title: Deity Equivalences
 description: Lists equivalent deities. Not to be read by players
 published: true
-date: 2025-05-18T21:29:10.024Z
+date: 2025-05-18T21:44:13.802Z
 tags: game-master, deity equivalences, deities, pantheons, gods
 editor: ckeditor
 dateCreated: 2023-01-06T16:53:50.445Z
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             <li><strong>Not lies, but unreality.</strong></li>
             <li><strong>Not loss, but un-being.</strong></li>
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+          <p>The Nightsinger represents the <strong>absence</strong> that remains when all those things are gone — and the <strong>cold comfort</strong> that lies in surrendering to that void.</p>
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           <p>While the Nightsinger is typically a deity that manipulates people into worship, some of her concepts — like revealing hidden knowledge/wisdom, secrecy, or of night — can have interpretations where an individual or culture may worship him/her as neutral or even good aligned deity representing said concept. The more nihilistic aspects of the Nightsinger are typically not part of such an interpretation of the deity. Some examples can include:</p>