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	The divine servants of [[Taltos\|Taltos the Deepdweller]] are known as the ''Courtiers of the Abyssal Court.''		The divine servants of [[Taltos\|Taltos the Deepdweller]] are known as the ''Courtiers of the Abyssal Court.'' They are not mere attendants, nor mindless extensions of divine will, but calculating entities of rank and function, each holding a place within the vast and silent hierarchy that surrounds the Deepdweller. To the faithful, the Abyssal Court is not a place of ceremony, but of endless evaluation, where power, knowledge, and usefulness determine one’s standing. The Courtiers embody this principle. Each is a master of some domain of the deep, whether currents, creatures, fear, or the hidden mechanisms of trade and ruin.

	They are not mere attendants, nor mindless extensions of divine will, but calculating entities of rank and function, each holding a place within the vast and silent hierarchy that surrounds the Deepdweller. To the faithful, the Abyssal Court is not a place of ceremony, but of endless evaluation, where power, knowledge, and usefulness determine one’s standing. The Courtiers embody this principle. Each is a master of some domain of the deep, whether currents, creatures, fear, or the hidden mechanisms of trade and ruin.

	Courtiers are said to arise in several ways. Some are ancient beings of the deep, older than mortal memory, elevated through alignment with Taltos’ will. Others are believed to be the transformed remnants of mortals who proved sufficiently cunning or ruthless to earn preservation beyond death. A few are whispered to be fragments of Taltos himself, given form to observe, test, and manipulate the world above. Regardless of origin, all Courtiers share a defining trait: they understand the structure beneath chaos, and act accordingly.		Courtiers are said to arise in several ways. Some are ancient beings of the deep, older than mortal memory, elevated through alignment with Taltos’ will. Others are believed to be the transformed remnants of mortals who proved sufficiently cunning or ruthless to earn preservation beyond death. A few are whispered to be fragments of Taltos himself, given form to observe, test, and manipulate the world above. Regardless of origin, all Courtiers share a defining trait: they understand the structure beneath chaos, and act accordingly.

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The divine servants of [[Taltos|Taltos the Deepdweller]] are known as the ''Courtiers of the Abyssal Court.''

They are not mere attendants, nor mindless extensions of divine will, but calculating entities of rank and function, each holding a place within the vast and silent hierarchy that surrounds the Deepdweller. To the faithful, the Abyssal Court is not a place of ceremony, but of endless evaluation, where power, knowledge, and usefulness determine one’s standing. The Courtiers embody this principle. Each is a master of some domain of the deep, whether currents, creatures, fear, or the hidden mechanisms of trade and ruin.

Courtiers are said to arise in several ways. Some are ancient beings of the deep, older than mortal memory, elevated through alignment with Taltos’ will. Others are believed to be the transformed remnants of mortals who proved sufficiently cunning or ruthless to earn preservation beyond death. A few are whispered to be fragments of Taltos himself, given form to observe, test, and manipulate the world above. Regardless of origin, all Courtiers share a defining trait: they understand the structure beneath chaos, and act accordingly.

Each Courtier holds a rank within the Abyssal Court, though these ranks are fluid and contested. Advancement is not granted by favor, but by demonstration of effectiveness. A Courtier that fails may be diminished, absorbed, or replaced without ceremony. To encounter a Courtier is not to receive judgment in the moral sense. Instead, one is weighed for usefulness. Bargains may be offered, knowledge exchanged, or doom quietly ensured, depending entirely on what the Courtier determines to be of value.

==Ashkaru-Namtar==
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==Belshunu Eraesh==
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==Kalammat==
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==Zullatu==
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==Kurra Ithburu==
{{:Kurra Ithburu}}
==Shadue Urgulu==
{{:Kurra Ithburu}}
==Etemmu-Zu==
{{:Etemmu-Zu}}