Two of the totems were light, one was neutral, and two were dark. Together, the five totems created an embodiment of the god Ra and day, or daylight. Each individual represented a stage in Ra's journey across the sky. Each of the totems in the Ra-tet also represented a point along the spectrum of good and evil, with the morning totem being the most benevolent and the evening totem the most malevolent. In spite of this, all of the Ra-tet possessed a certain dislike for actual chaos, with even the malevolent totems working to oppose particularly chaotic and uncontrollable evils such as the Granok Demons.
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| - Two of the totems were light, one was neutral, and two were dark. Together, the five totems created an embodiment of the god Ra and day, or daylight. Each individual represented a stage in Ra's journey across the sky. Each of the totems in the Ra-tet also represented a point along the spectrum of good and evil, with the morning totem being the most benevolent and the evening totem the most malevolent. In spite of this, all of the Ra-tet possessed a certain dislike for actual chaos, with even the malevolent totems working to oppose particularly chaotic and uncontrollable evils such as the Granok Demons.
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| - Two of the totems were light, one was neutral, and two were dark. Together, the five totems created an embodiment of the god Ra and day, or daylight. Each individual represented a stage in Ra's journey across the sky. Each of the totems in the Ra-tet also represented a point along the spectrum of good and evil, with the morning totem being the most benevolent and the evening totem the most malevolent. In spite of this, all of the Ra-tet possessed a certain dislike for actual chaos, with even the malevolent totems working to oppose particularly chaotic and uncontrollable evils such as the Granok Demons.
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