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: "Well, it is said that Xeroxes is one of the indistinct powers, A Faceless One. One of the beings created to fill the voids that nature so abhors. The first record that I have been able to dig up that might be related is a reference to a deity of pharonic bureaucrats, one that did not adhere to the animal head motif that was popular around that time, but appeared to the faithful in an unusual guise. Each of the worshipers would swear by what was left of their immortality that this deity would appear as themselves, even when groups ..." | : "Well, it is said that Xeroxes is one of the indistinct powers, A Faceless One. One of the beings created to fill the voids that nature so abhors. The first record that I have been able to dig up that might be related is a reference to a deity of pharonic bureaucrats, one that did not adhere to the animal head motif that was popular around that time, but appeared to the faithful in an unusual guise. Each of the worshipers would swear by what was left of their immortality that this deity would appear as themselves, even when groups ..." | ||
::''[[Wrath of the Administrator]]'', Chapter 38 | ::''[[Wrath of the Administrator]]'', Chapter 38 | ||
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== Personality == | == Personality == | ||
Latest revision as of 01:28, 29 July 2026
| Xeroxes is a god or something? created by Steve Ward-Smith. | |
| Alter Ego: | N/A |
| Aliases: | Unknown |
| Primary Writer: | None |
| Status: | |
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History
Xeroxes apparently created the Universal Office thousands of years ago. His true nature is shrouded in mystery; Ramaj passed along secondhand tales of his history, but admitted that he "didn't know much more than rumors":
- "Well, it is said that Xeroxes is one of the indistinct powers, A Faceless One. One of the beings created to fill the voids that nature so abhors. The first record that I have been able to dig up that might be related is a reference to a deity of pharonic bureaucrats, one that did not adhere to the animal head motif that was popular around that time, but appeared to the faithful in an unusual guise. Each of the worshipers would swear by what was left of their immortality that this deity would appear as themselves, even when groups ..."
- Wrath of the Administrator, Chapter 38
He has been said in various magical texts to have had a hand in bureaucratic systems across the world for thousands of years, and to have created the Office in response to the development of earthly bureaucracy.
