Guardians of Karma

The Guardians of Karma are a small group of whimsical immortals, most of whom used to be elves. They run an informal theocracy in the island of Dakhini.

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Threat Assessment

This threat assessment is by Raja Agni, based on reports from a few surviving scouts.

Major Guardians

• Indra: Dangerous. Rides an elephant. Long range area effect light/fire/lightning.
• Shiva: Dangerous. Rides a flying chariot pulled by fire and air elementals. Random devastation rather than targetted magic.
• Vishnu: Annoying. Rides a huge eagle. Never attacks, impossible to target. Trans-substantial?

Mind & Illusion

• Surya: Dangerous. Rides a flying chariot pulled by horses. Meteors, flares, stars, curses.
• Lakshmi: Trophy. Rides a lotus flower. Been captured and rescued a couple of times. Can't be struck.

E&E/Bard

• Kartikeya: Highly Dangerous. Rides a chariot pulled by a peacock. Battle Commander. Uses Fire, Archery, and a deadly spear.
• Kali the Black: Highly Dangerous. No transport. She kills. Uses poison, snakes, multiple weapons. Very fast.
• Durga the Invincible: Dangerous. Rides a tiger. Tough melee fighter, and when killed comes back immediately.

Minor Guardians

• Mystic Brahma: Annoying. Teleports, insubstantial, obscure mockery.
• Young Krishna: Quite Dangerous. Moderate warrior and charioteer. Musician.
• Lord Hanuman: Dangerous. Vanara Hero. Trickster, Show-off.
• Little Ganesha: Trophy. Rides a rat. Very smart, but not a fighter.
• Lovely Parvati: Trophy.
• Sarasvati the Wise: Trophy. Very smart and practical.

Brahma's wife, communication magic

• Honest Rama: Quite Dangerous. Not sure he's liked by the others, except Hanuman.
• Murugan the Protector: Dangerous. Very skilled defensive fighter.

Other Guardians

These Guardians are mentioned in prayers. If they were met by scouts in battle, they weren't significantly tougher than the Dawon shock troops.

Aghasura; Andhaka; Aryaman; Bakasura; Banasura; Bhaga; Chanda; Gajasura; ; Hidimba; Hiranya; Holika; Jatasura; Kaitabh; Kakasura; Mahabali; Mahishasura; Maya; Mitra; Munda; Nivatakavachas; Narakasura; Rahu; Raktabhija; Sambara; Savitar; Shukra; Sunda; Surapadman; Upasunda; Ushas; Varuna; Vritra.