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=== Origin ===

As Hiranyagarbha, father of the gods, returned to the world he found it dominated by the beings known as dragons.  They rewarded the sinner and punished the virtuous man.  To oppose them he created At Tawwab the Lord of Sin, who brought lost sheep back into the fold, and Yimakh Shemo the Furtive Prince, who erased sins cleans so that one may start again.  These two creatures born of remorse of those whose actions brought in sin, they punish the sinner and exalt the kindly so that those who enter heaven are pure and righteous.

Out of the gods, At Tawwab's creation is most mysterious.  It is said that the world had become corrupt so none may enter the upper realms, which was guarded by an angel with a burning sword.  The priests of the age asked how to enter, and the angel took mercy upon them.  He could not allow them to enter as they were, so he brought his sword to earth and spoke through it in the form of a burning tower, bringing the laws and methods of entering heaven.  Equipped with the way in, the unknown angel was given a new task.  He was exalted unto a deity and made guide for the souls, leading them towards the gates of heaven.

Regardless of the method of creation, he would later lose his allies to the darkness.  He treats his fellow god as he does the mortals, and expects to find them within his city, where he shall scourge away the darkness and return his kin back to their original holy forms.
Alignment	LN +
Allowed Alignments	Lawful Good +, Lawful Neutral +, True Neutral + and Lawful Evil +
Author	Eiji-kun +
Domain	Law +, Destruction +, Fire +, Glory + and Repose +
Favored Weapon	Whip +
Home Plane	Upper Realms (Poenitentia, the Cleansing City) +
Identifier	3.5e Deity +
Pantheon	Logos Benius +
Portfolio	Purification, restraint, forgiveness, and sin. +
Rating	Undiscussed +
Summary	At Tawwab, the Lord of Sin, is the god of purification, restraint, forgiveness, and sin. Born of remorse, he opposes Yimakh Shemo the Furtive Prince. His scion is Qisas the Redeemer, who runs the city. +
Symbol	Six spoked wheel +
Title	At Tawwab +
Type	Intermediate +