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22: Shekelodeon to Skedat
23: Skeek to Squibbit
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(legend) Sabaoth Seven
(not common knowledge outside Babel and religious circles)

In the legend of the Sabaoth Seven, a young Sabaoth quested in the Nether Realms in order to prove himself, and faced seven demons, each of whom was a combination of Eeee and some dumb beast indigenous to the lands of Ashdod. He outwitted or outfought each of these creatures, and enslaved them to serve as guardians of the throne of Ashdod. There are some variations in this myth that suggest that it may predate the rule of the Sabaoth, and instead was applied to some legendary (and possibly fictitious) ruler of old.

Near as can be told, the earliest versions of this story actually only had six demons. It was later that each demon was associated with a different goddess, giving each demon the dual role of protecting the ruler of Ashdod, and also serving the Seven Sisters.

Tales involving the Sabaoth Seven vary greatly in tone. In some tales, they are heroic, one by one giving their lives to preserve the Sabaoth or some favored servant of his. In others of more recent composition, they are more comical than useful, existing solely to be defeated by some foe, who then in turn is smitten by the Sabaoth himself. Chezek is the least fearsome of the group, and seems to exist only as a jester-type of character in the myths.

Here is a listing of the demons, and the goddess each is sometimes associated with.

  • Rugharo: (Inala) part rughrat, part Eeee
  • Skekos: (Sunala) part skedat, part Eeee
  • Hosheb: (Gorphat) part horrib, part Eeee.
  • Greve: (Blakat) part grabbit, part Eeee.
  • Gronegk: (Rephath) part grok, part Eeee.
  • Ephasto: (Zakaro) part eep, part Eeee.
  • Chezek: (Barada) part chibix, part Eeee.
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    1: A'Matu'd to Akwavi
    2: Amazonia to Ashtoreth
    3: Assassins' Guild to Berryswort
    4: Blakat to Cantrip
    5: Captain-Astromancer to Cloudmelon
    6: Cold Shower to Desolate Band
    7: Diagnostitorium to Emperor-Potentate
    8: Ephasto to Flying Khattaman
    9: Fnerf to Goliath
    10: Gooshurm to Hammersong
    11: Harvest Tide to Ihtoli Maqahamok
    12: Ikara to K'trinzhai
    13: Kadiban to Knights Templar
    14: Kooshkie to Lapi
    15: Learning Machine to Matu'd'arum
    16: Maw to Nik-Nik
    17: Niton to Pantheon
    18: Paquebot to RTR
    19: Rahktor to Roses, Sanctuary of
    20: Rotbiter to Saskanar
    21: Savanite Sign to Shadow, Sphere of
    22: Shekelodeon to Skedat
    23: Skeek to Squibbit
    24: Srinala to The River Runs
    25: Thistlebark to Underside
    26: Unity Day to Wires
    27: Witch to Yodhzakaro
    28: Yodh to Zolk
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