(Golden) Totem
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Known as a symbol of Fortune, Bravery, and Chivalry.
Most commonly depicted alongside soldiers in wars in religious paintings—said to be alongside "the right side of the war", though often times are subjective justice when it comes to one tribe conquering another—believed to increase the probability of that side winning the war and much smoothly.
Judgement Totem
```11cHhhKqBjJdLhhc23131tNS21f4;8K8X1~8dw7!8X1+FX01js06KJ1cMmg008JJchf8p000%0%K&f0000&f%~cy%R~l~.mx~x&fxJ!2%4&fxh&000%0yJ0000cf&000%0%K!20000&fxL0000my&f00%K!20000&fxL0000my&f00%K!20000&f_dmy&f%0%K&f0000cdxh&0%0%K&f0000cdxh&0~k%X&f0000%K%3cd00```
This variation of Totem is also quite prevalent in wall paintings and paper illustrations, but themes of Conquer and Judgement are more emphasized here, and is implied to have a much aggressive personality...Hmm, what else is different?
Stories be told that one particular tribe that worshipped this deity performed notoriously gruesome blood rituals and is rumored to have never lost in any battles.
Evil Totem
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The polar opposite of the original Totem, embodying Misfortune, Catastrophe, and Malice. Perhaps this one doesn't need much explanation to its symbolism.