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Yyn-Jotimyr

Originally named Isimud and known as the 'two-faced messenger of the gods' during the Mythic Age, but he slipped into obscurity after the Mythic Age ended. His worship was recently reinstated by the Cult of Transliminance under the Mahhmerish name Yyn-Jotimyr.

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Yyn-Jotimyr

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Originally named Isimud and known as the 'two-faced messenger of the gods' during the Mythic Age, but he slipped into obscurity after the Mythic Age ended. His worship was recently reinstated by the Cult of Transliminance under the Mahhmerish name Yyn-Jotimyr.

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Isimud

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Yyn-Jotimyr/Isimud appears as a Human or Winter Elven man with two heads, one affixed to the back of the other.

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Isimud's symbol is a baton or staff with a face on each side.
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Yyn-Jotimyr Originally named Isimud and known as the 'two-faced messenger of the gods' during the Mythic Age, but he slipped into obscurity after the Mythic Age ended. His worship was recently reinstated by the Cult of Transliminance under the Mahhmerish name Yyn-Jotimyr.

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Yyn-Jotimyr

Originally named Isimud and known as the 'two-faced messenger of the gods' during the Mythic Age, but he slipped into obscurity after the Mythic Age ended. His worship was recently reinstated by the Cult of Transliminance under the Mahhmerish name Yyn-Jotimyr.

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