The Legion is a left-handed side branch of the Scelesti that deals with infusing abyssal beings into their bodies to gain power. The Legion's process of self-transformation is agonizing beyond reason, as the mage permits summoned Gulmoth of the lowest order to feast upon her flesh, consuming the metaphysical template of the body part and adopting a nightmarish mockery of it; one capable of serving in such a capacity and, further, granting extraordinary abilities to the willworker. These grafts become permanent pieces of the mage -- gradually regenerating even if removed (or more swiftly, with healing magic) -- as she willingly pollutes both her physical and spiritual self with the taint of the Abyss. In order to substain their bodies and graft the lesser Gulmoths into them, they practice L
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| - The Legion is a left-handed side branch of the Scelesti that deals with infusing abyssal beings into their bodies to gain power. The Legion's process of self-transformation is agonizing beyond reason, as the mage permits summoned Gulmoth of the lowest order to feast upon her flesh, consuming the metaphysical template of the body part and adopting a nightmarish mockery of it; one capable of serving in such a capacity and, further, granting extraordinary abilities to the willworker. These grafts become permanent pieces of the mage -- gradually regenerating even if removed (or more swiftly, with healing magic) -- as she willingly pollutes both her physical and spiritual self with the taint of the Abyss. In order to substain their bodies and graft the lesser Gulmoths into them, they practice L
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| - The Legion is a left-handed side branch of the Scelesti that deals with infusing abyssal beings into their bodies to gain power. The Legion's process of self-transformation is agonizing beyond reason, as the mage permits summoned Gulmoth of the lowest order to feast upon her flesh, consuming the metaphysical template of the body part and adopting a nightmarish mockery of it; one capable of serving in such a capacity and, further, granting extraordinary abilities to the willworker. These grafts become permanent pieces of the mage -- gradually regenerating even if removed (or more swiftly, with healing magic) -- as she willingly pollutes both her physical and spiritual self with the taint of the Abyss. In order to substain their bodies and graft the lesser Gulmoths into them, they practice Life.
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