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"Once known and revered as the goddess of change and decisions, Ashlesha fell from grace when the ancient Roman society began associating her with the demons and monsters. For a long time she appeared as a tall and elegant woman with dark skin and long, luxurious hair. After her fall she embraced her role as mother of the monsters and began appearing like the artist rendering above. Do not summon under any circumstances. Not only will she not fulfill her end of the bargain, but she will twist your form into that of one of her many monsters. Known as lusus naturae, her army of monsters is composed mainly of those who summoned her." | "Once known and revered as the goddess of change and decisions, Ashlesha fell from grace when the ancient Roman society began associating her with the demons and monsters. For a long time she appeared as a tall and elegant woman with dark skin and long, luxurious hair. After her fall she embraced her role as mother of the monsters and began appearing like the artist rendering above. Do not summon under any circumstances. Not only will she not fulfill her end of the bargain, but she will twist your form into that of one of her many monsters. Known as lusus naturae, her army of monsters is composed mainly of those who summoned her." | ||
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"Once known and revered as the goddess of change and decisions, Ashlesha fell from grace when the ancient Roman society began associating her with the demons and monsters. For a long time she appeared as a tall and elegant woman with dark skin and long, luxurious hair. After her fall she embraced her role as mother of the monsters and began appearing like the artist rendering above. Do not summon under any circumstances. Not only will she not fulfill her end of the bargain, but she will twist your form into that of one of her many monsters. Known as lusus naturae, her army of monsters is composed mainly of those who summoned her."
