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	The [[Ratori\|ratori]] often find themselves caught between Pamaak and [[Nowmaak]], the god of prosperity. [[Nowmaak]]'s teachings encourage honest work, often in direct contrast with that of Pamaak.		The [[Ratori\|ratori]] often find themselves caught between Pamaak and [[Nowmaak]], the god of prosperity. [[Nowmaak]]'s teachings encourage honest work, often in direct contrast with that of Pamaak.

	The Night of Ambition is held for Pamaak, a gathering of the most conniving ratori wearing their finest jewels and silks. It's a celebration of scammers, something most decent people would avoid.		The Night of Ambition is held for Pamaak, a gathering of the most conniving [[Ratori\|ratori]] wearing their finest jewels and silks. It's a celebration of scammers, something most decent people would avoid.
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	Pamaak is the [[Ratori\|ratori]] god of wealth and greed. His followers are shrewd and often selfish, viewing the world through gold-tinted spectacles and seeing everything and everyone as having a price tag. They are always working on some sort of scheme to scam others out of their money and are among the most dangerous in the markets and trading halls.		Pamaak is the [[Ratori\|ratori]] god of wealth and greed. His followers are shrewd and often selfish, viewing the world through gold-tinted spectacles and seeing everything and everyone as having a price tag. They are always working on some sort of scheme to scam others out of their money and are among the most dangerous in the markets and trading halls.

	The ratori often find themselves caught between Pamaak and [[Nowmaak]], the god of prosperity. Nowmaak's teachings encourage honest work, often in direct contrast with that of Pamaak.		The [[Ratori\|ratori]] often find themselves caught between Pamaak and [[Nowmaak]], the god of prosperity. [[Nowmaak]]'s teachings encourage honest work, often in direct contrast with that of Pamaak.

	The Night of Ambition is held for Pamaak, a gathering of the most conniving ratori wearing their finest jewels and silks. It's a celebration of scammers, something most decent people would avoid.		The Night of Ambition is held for Pamaak, a gathering of the most conniving ratori wearing their finest jewels and silks. It's a celebration of scammers, something most decent people would avoid.

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	Pamaak is the ratori god of wealth and greed. His followers are shrewd and often selfish, viewing the world through gold-tinted spectacles and seeing everything and everyone as having a price tag. They are always working on some sort of scheme to scam others out of their money and are among the most dangerous in the markets and trading halls.		Pamaak is the [[Ratori\|ratori]] god of wealth and greed. His followers are shrewd and often selfish, viewing the world through gold-tinted spectacles and seeing everything and everyone as having a price tag. They are always working on some sort of scheme to scam others out of their money and are among the most dangerous in the markets and trading halls.

	The ratori often find themselves caught between Pamaak and Nowmaak, the god of prosperity. Nowmaak's teachings encourage honest work, often in direct contrast with that of Pamaak.		The ratori often find themselves caught between Pamaak and [[Nowmaak]], the god of prosperity. Nowmaak's teachings encourage honest work, often in direct contrast with that of Pamaak.

	The Night of Ambition is held for Pamaak, a gathering of the most conniving ratori wearing their finest jewels and silks. It's a celebration of scammers, something most decent people would avoid.		The Night of Ambition is held for Pamaak, a gathering of the most conniving ratori wearing their finest jewels and silks. It's a celebration of scammers, something most decent people would avoid.

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Pamaak is the ratori god of wealth and greed. His followers are shrewd and often selfish, viewing the world through gold-tinted spectacles and seeing everything and everyone as having a price tag. They are always working on some sort of scheme to scam others out of their money and are among the most dangerous in the markets and trading halls.

The ratori often find themselves caught between Pamaak and Nowmaak, the god of prosperity. Nowmaak's teachings encourage honest work, often in direct contrast with that of Pamaak.

The Night of Ambition is held for Pamaak, a gathering of the most conniving ratori wearing their finest jewels and silks. It's a celebration of scammers, something most decent people would avoid.
[[Category: Religion]]
[[Category: Gods]]
[[Category: Ratori]]