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	Umore is the god of the end and sends a chill down anyone who hears his name, orcs and non-orcs alike. Umore seeks the end of everything. Not just life, not just the world, but existence itself. He is at odds with nearly every god across all seven pantheons. Where Umkebiku promises an afterlife, Umore promises oblivion. Where Umbal creates, Umore seeks to destroy. Most of the gods seek to curb his influence, but some gods occasionally side with him, Umvakere being one notable example. Umore is directly responsible for the purges, and the gods that side with him from time to time likely helped him each time.		Umore is the god of the end and sends a chill down anyone who hears his name, orcs and non-orcs alike. Umore seeks the end of everything. Not just life, not just the world, but existence itself. He is at odds with nearly every god across all seven pantheons. Where [[Umkebiku]] promises an afterlife, Umore promises oblivion. Where [[Umbal]] creates, Umore seeks to destroy. Most of the gods seek to curb his influence, but some gods occasionally side with him, [[Umvakere]] being one notable example. Umore is directly responsible for the [[Purges\|purges]], and the gods that side with him from time to time likely helped him each time.

	Worshipping Umore has been banned throughout much of orc history, including the current incarnation of Orsia. The Cult of the End, a secret sect of worshippers, caused the Mage-Rupture Event and created the Sundered Lands as a result of their misguided worship of more.		Worshipping Umore has been banned throughout much of [[Orc\|orc]] history, including the current incarnation of Orsia. The [[Cult of the End]], a secret sect of worshippers, caused the [[Mage-Rupture Event]] and created the [[Sundered Lands]] as a result of their misguided worship of more.

	All orcs observe the Day of Reckoning, where they spend a day contemplating the end of everything and face the reality that Umore may some day achieve his goals.		All orcs observe the Day of Reckoning, where they spend a day contemplating the end of everything and face the reality that Umore may some day achieve his goals.

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Umore is the god of the end and sends a chill down anyone who hears his name, orcs and non-orcs alike. Umore seeks the end of everything. Not just life, not just the world, but existence itself. He is at odds with nearly every god across all seven pantheons. Where Umkebiku promises an afterlife, Umore promises oblivion. Where Umbal creates, Umore seeks to destroy. Most of the gods seek to curb his influence, but some gods occasionally side with him, Umvakere being one notable example. Umore is directly responsible for the purges, and the gods that side with him from time to time likely helped him each time.

Worshipping Umore has been banned throughout much of orc history, including the current incarnation of Orsia. The Cult of the End, a secret sect of worshippers, caused the Mage-Rupture Event and created the Sundered Lands as a result of their misguided worship of more.

All orcs observe the Day of Reckoning, where they spend a day contemplating the end of everything and face the reality that Umore may some day achieve his goals.

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