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| − | [[File:The_Water_Dragon.jpg|frame|The Water Dragon, a member of the Celestial Bureaucracy.]]The '''Celestial Bureaucracy''' |
+ | [[File:The_Water_Dragon.jpg|frame|The Water Dragon, a member of the Celestial Bureaucracy.]]The '''Celestial Bureaucracy''' wasthe pantheon of gods that governed the heavens . Each part of existence was managed by a specialized attendant. Just as cities of the Jade Empire had many officials, the Celestial Bureaucracy contained many entities and the facets of existence were delegated amongst them. Most members of the Celelstial Bureaucracy appeared to have little influence, but some, like the Water Dragon, had a portfolia that granted exceptional status. |
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| + | The Celestial Bureaucracy had no power over creatures that lived outside of its influence. |
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| + | Extrodanary mortals were occasionally granted godhood to preserve their genius forever. |
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Revision as of 03:49, 28 January 2011
The Water Dragon, a member of the Celestial Bureaucracy.
The Celestial Bureaucracy wasthe pantheon of gods that governed the heavens . Each part of existence was managed by a specialized attendant. Just as cities of the Jade Empire had many officials, the Celestial Bureaucracy contained many entities and the facets of existence were delegated amongst them. Most members of the Celelstial Bureaucracy appeared to have little influence, but some, like the Water Dragon, had a portfolia that granted exceptional status.
The Celestial Bureaucracy had no power over creatures that lived outside of its influence.
Extrodanary mortals were occasionally granted godhood to preserve their genius forever.