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| − | The closest interpretation of Balgurd would be to something similar to the Christian idea of Hell. However, it has no tangible description as no known entity to enter | + | Sometimes also called "The Dæmonic Realm", the closest interpretation of Balgurd would be to something similar to the Christian idea of Hell. However, it has no tangible description as no known entity to enter Balgurd has ever returned uncorrupted by it. |
Balgurd is the domain of the [[Demons]] and is the opposite and equal to the [[Celestial Temple]]. | Balgurd is the domain of the [[Demons]] and is the opposite and equal to the [[Celestial Temple]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:22, 14 July 2009
Sometimes also called "The Dæmonic Realm", the closest interpretation of Balgurd would be to something similar to the Christian idea of Hell. However, it has no tangible description as no known entity to enter Balgurd has ever returned uncorrupted by it.
Balgurd is the domain of the Demons and is the opposite and equal to the Celestial Temple.
