Neo-Grogarism #35693662
Description
The idea of "Grogarism" originated in Central Zebrica, where the modern-day tribes of Azir are located. "Grogarism" is the worship and belief in an ancient tyrannical goat named Grogar, which is famously known from the widely shared fairy tale about a Unicornian Warrior named Gusty the Great leading an uprising of Unicornian Warriors against Grogar, the tyrannical malevolent biomancer that in the story controlled presumably all of modern-day Equestria and the majority of Zebrica under a transcending realm known as "TAMBELON." A society crafted by Grogar himself to defend goatkind from any sort of outside threat, unfortunately, it is vague who Grogar is, but the story mentions the Unicornians overrunning Grogar as he faced them alone, with Gusty the Great apprehending Grogar while he was distracted, taking his Bewitching Bell and banishing him and TAMBELON to the Realm of Darkness. Later, this Unicorn would set a spell on Mt. Everhoof and bury Grogar's Bewitching Bell deep within.
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Membership history
Growth
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| Measured (UTC) | Members | Change |
|---|---|---|
| 11 Aug 2026, 22:23 | 5 | first reading |
Ownership
Owned by @Vacillous as measured.
Members we’ve seen
@Vacillous — - (rank 255)
@Samiumn — Initiate (rank 1)
Tactical_Operator (@adminPolski555) — Initiate (rank 1)
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