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 ===== Avatars =====
-Almar appears in three forms: one originating on [[settings:jaern|Jaern]], one on [[settings:cahyali|Cahyali]], and one having scattered legends across both planes. One of these forms, the Soulspark, is said to have been an adventurer, once, a close friend to Kira and Cronk - two who would go on to become the gods of mind and body, [[gods:vormaxia|Vormaxia]] and [[gods:zepherin|Zepherin]]. To this day, Jaernian practices closely associate the three of them.
+Almar appears in three forms: one originating on [[settings:jaern|Jaern]], one on [[settings:cahyali|Cahyali]], and one having scattered legends across both planes. One of these forms, the Soulspark, is said to have been an adventurer, once, a close friend to Kira and Cronk - two who would go on to become the gods of mind and body, [[gods:empani|Empani]] and [[gods:zepherin|Zepherin]]. To this day, Jaernian practices closely associate the three of them.
 ==== The Soulspark ====
-This aspect of Almar is present on Jaern, and is the one involved in the mythos surrounding himself, Vormaxia, and Zepherin. He appears as a rather plain-looking human man from [[settings:jaern:therhine|The Rhine Archipelago]], or as a multicolored, shifting array of light and color vaguely composing a humanoid shape.
+This aspect of Almar is present on Jaern, and is the one involved in the mythos surrounding himself, Empani, and Zepherin. He appears as a rather plain-looking human man from [[settings:jaern:therhine|The Rhine Archipelago]], or as a multicolored, shifting array of light and color vaguely composing a humanoid shape.
 In his humanlike form, he often wears a simple linen cloak adorned with complex knots of embroidery and tasseled rope. This attire is where the Knot of Almar comes from, and it is believed to represent the complexity and interconnectedness of the mortal soul with the mortal body, mind, and the world around.