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May be either a [[singlet]] or a member of a plural system, and multiple different headmates can make up a single godshard, even if they’re not [[median]].
May be either a [[singlet]] or a member of a plural system, and multiple different headmates can make up a single godshard, even if they’re not [[median]].
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File:Lhz-godshard-introject.png|Flag by localhazard<ref>https://archive.ph/uT8qW</ref> (introject version)
File:Lhz-godshard-singlet.png|Flag by localhazard<ref>https://archive.ph/l83oE</ref> (singlet version)
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== References ==
== References ==
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[[Category:Metaphysical Terms]]
[[Category:Metaphysical Terms]]

Revision as of 18:49, 26 November 2022

godshard ( n.)
Flag by localhazard[1] (headmate version)
Applies tosourced headmates

A godshard is a separate but linked part, element, or clone of a deity, spirit, or other mythic entity, regardless of source, lacking the full provenance or power of their “oversoul” but able to interact directly with other beings, either with a physical body they are located in (like any other system member) or in headspace/astral.[2]

May be either a singlet or a member of a plural system, and multiple different headmates can make up a single godshard, even if they’re not median.

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