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	'''Pythia''' was a human who lived on [[Kobol (RDM alternate)\|Kobol]] over [[BCH\|4,000]] years before the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|Fall of the Twelve Colonies]].		'''Pythia''' was a human who lived on [[Kobol (RDM alternate)\|Kobol]] over [[BCH\|4,000]] years before the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|Fall of the Twelve Colonies]].

	During her life, Pythia came into contact with [[Head Six\|a blonde entity in a red dress]] who gives Pythia the word of [[God (RDM)\|God]]. As Pythia advocates the dissolution of the [[Quorum of Twelve (RDM)\|Quorum of Twelve]] and its hold over the people on Kobol, she becomes the subject of [[Michael Tigh]]'s interest during her incarceration in the [[Maniae Asylum]], possibly leading to a romantic interest. It is assumed that Pythia also develops a romantic interest and feelings towards Michael, possibly due to his ~~curiousity~~ in her or his frequent visits.		During her life, Pythia came into contact with [[Head Six\|a blonde entity in a red dress]] who gives Pythia the word of [[God (RDM)\|God]]. As Pythia advocates the dissolution of the [[Quorum of Twelve (RDM)\|Quorum of Twelve]] and its hold over the people on Kobol, she becomes the subject of [[Michael Tigh]]'s interest during her incarceration in the [[Maniae Asylum]], possibly leading to a romantic interest. It is assumed that Pythia also develops a romantic interest and feelings towards Michael, possibly due to his curiosity in her or his frequent visits.

	Pythia confides in Tigh regarding her visions of the woman in red, which they keep to themselves. Additionally, she exhibits signs of clairvoyance (as was the case with the death of [[Kara Thrace]] between 2 to 3 [[ACH]]) and wrote down many of her prophecies during her time in the sanitarium. As tensions mount on Kobol, she is later publicly tried as a heretic and sentenced to immolation, thus fueling tensions between the atheistic [[Thirteenth Tribe (RDM alternate)\|Thirteenth Tribe]] and the polytheistic Twelve Tribes.		Pythia confides in Tigh regarding her visions of the woman in red, which they keep to themselves. Additionally, she exhibits signs of clairvoyance (as was the case with the death of [[Kara Thrace]] between 2 to 3 [[ACH]]) and wrote down many of her prophecies during her time in the sanitarium. As tensions mount on Kobol, she is later publicly tried as a heretic and sentenced to immolation, thus fueling tensions between the atheistic [[Thirteenth Tribe (RDM alternate)\|Thirteenth Tribe]] and the polytheistic Twelve Tribes.

	This sentence doesn't come to pass as Kobol soon falls into chaos, forcing the exodus of the Thirteenth. During Tigh's attempt to save Pythia, she is killed by [[Magnus Baltar]], and is unable to be [[Resurrection\|resurrected]] by the Thirteenth Tribe as a Cylon. Tigh is ~~devestated~~ by Pythia's death and his inability to save her. He later leads the Thirteenth Tribe to [[Earth (RDM)\|a new homeworld]], after being exiled from Kobol. (''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 1]]'')		This sentence doesn't come to pass as Kobol soon falls into chaos, forcing the exodus of the Thirteenth. During Tigh's attempt to save Pythia, she is killed by [[Magnus Baltar]], and is unable to be [[Resurrection\|resurrected]] by the Thirteenth Tribe as a Cylon. Tigh is devastated by Pythia's death and his inability to save her. He later leads the Thirteenth Tribe to [[Earth (RDM)\|a new homeworld]], after being exiled from Kobol. (''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 1]]'')

	When [[Humanoid Cylon\|members]] of the [[Thirteenth Tribe (RDM alternate)\|Thirteenth Tribe]] are stranded on the [[Algae planet]], with no [[Resurrection\|resurrection]] and are [[Passage (star cluster)\|cut off]] from the rest of the fleet, a		When [[Humanoid Cylon\|members]] of the [[Thirteenth Tribe (RDM alternate)\|Thirteenth Tribe]] are stranded on the [[Algae planet]], with no [[Resurrection\|resurrection]] and are [[Passage (star cluster)\|cut off]] from the rest of the fleet, a

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	{{disline\|For the character from the series canon, see: [[Pythia]].}}		{{disline\|For the character from the series canon, see: [[Pythia]].}}


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	According to [[Messengers\|Head Six]], the woman they see before them isn't really Pythia, but instead one of her own kind, [[Aurora, Goddess of the Dawn\|Aurora]]. Head Six claims that Aurora is the only one of them that isn't content to just offer guidance, instead actively interfering by taking physical form. As Head-Six simply puts it, Pythia was actually the goddess Aurora, who had gone rogue and taken the form of the deceased Pythia to help guide the Cylon survivors to their [[Earth (RDM)\|new homeworld]].		According to [[Messengers\|Head Six]], the woman they see before them isn't really Pythia, but instead one of her own kind, [[Aurora, Goddess of the Dawn\|Aurora]]. Head Six claims that Aurora is the only one of them that isn't content to just offer guidance, instead actively interfering by taking physical form. As Head-Six simply puts it, Pythia was actually the goddess Aurora, who had gone rogue and taken the form of the deceased Pythia to help guide the Cylon survivors to their [[Earth (RDM)\|new homeworld]].

	Together, with Pythia's help, the Cylon survivors' begin rebuilding a new Resurrection Ship with Pythia joins the tribe and leads them to Earth. Pythia also rewrote the survivors' genome to make biological procreation possible ~~amoungst~~ them. Upon arriving on Earth, it is revealed that both Michael and Pythia had one son: [[Saul Tigh]], who would later become a member of the legendary [[Final Five]], who was a little boy.		Together, with Pythia's help, the Cylon survivors' begin rebuilding a new Resurrection Ship with Pythia joins the tribe and leads them to Earth. Pythia also rewrote the survivors' genome to make biological procreation possible amongst them. Upon arriving on Earth, it is revealed that both Michael and Pythia had one son: [[Saul Tigh]], who would later become a member of the legendary [[Final Five]], who was a little boy.

	Upon settling on Earth, Pythia marries [[Michael Tigh]] and the two raise their son Saul together. Shortly upon settling on Earth to Saul, Pythia fell ill and died, just while Saul was an infant. However, Michael had banned Resurrection, due to the tribe being able to procreate and having offspring, and thus, was unable to save her. (''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 3]]'').		Upon settling on Earth, Pythia marries [[Michael Tigh]] and the two raise their son Saul together. Shortly upon settling on Earth to Saul, Pythia fell ill and died, just while Saul was an infant. However, Michael had banned Resurrection, due to the tribe being able to procreate and having offspring, and thus, was unable to save her. (''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 3]]'').

	Nearly [[BCH\|2,000]] years later, [[John Cavil (alternate)\|John Cavil]] would relate Pythia's fate to Saul, stating how she fell ill and begged Michael to bring Resurrection back to save her, but refused to do so on ideological grounds. Cavil would uses Pythia's fate as his reason to revive resurrection. (''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 3]]'').		Nearly [[BCH\|2,000]] years later, [[John Cavil (alternate)\|John Cavil]] would relate Pythia's fate to Saul, stating how she fell ill and begged Michael to bring Resurrection back to save her, but refused to do so on ideological grounds. Cavil would uses Pythia's fate as his reason to revive resurrection. (''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 3]]'').










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	~~: ''~~For the character from the series canon, see: [[Pythia]].''		{{disline\|For the character from the series canon, see: [[Pythia]].}}


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	\| pseen=''Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 1''		\| pseen=''Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 1''
	\| birthplace=[[Kobol (RDM alternate)\|Kobol]]		\| birthplace=[[Kobol (RDM alternate)\|Kobol]]
	\| death=1. Shot by [[Magnus Baltar]] during the Thirteenth Tribe's Exodus, ''The Final Five 1''; <br> 2. Mysteriously reappears on the [[Algae planet]], "The Final Five 2"; <br> *3. Dies on [[Earth (RDM)\|Earth]] ([[BCH\|2,000 BCH]]), "The Final Five 3"		\| death=1. Shot by [[Magnus Baltar]] during the Thirteenth Tribe's Exodus, ''The Final Five 1''; <br> 2. Mysteriously reappears on the [[Algae planet]], "The Final Five 2"; <br> *3. Dies on [[Earth (RDM)\|Earth]] - Final Death Permenant([[BCH\|2,000 BCH]]), "The Final Five 3"
	}}		}}

	'''Pythia''' was a human who lived on [[Kobol (RDM alternate)\|Kobol]] over [[BCH\|4,000]] years before the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|Fall of the Twelve Colonies]].		'''Pythia''' was a human who lived on [[Kobol (RDM alternate)\|Kobol]] over [[BCH\|4,000]] years before the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|Fall of the Twelve Colonies]].

	During her life, Pythia came into contact with [[Head Six\|a blonde entity in a red dress]] who gives Pythia the word of [[God (RDM)\|God]]. As Pythia advocates the dissolution of the [[Quorum of Twelve (RDM)\|Quorum of Twelve]] and its hold over the people on Kobol, she becomes the subject of [[Michael Tigh]]'s interest during her incarceration in the [[Maniae Asylum]], possibly leading to a romantic interest. It is assumed that Pythia also develops a romantic interest and feelings towards Michael, possibly due to his curiousity in her or his visits.		During her life, Pythia came into contact with [[Head Six\|a blonde entity in a red dress]] who gives Pythia the word of [[God (RDM)\|God]]. As Pythia advocates the dissolution of the [[Quorum of Twelve (RDM)\|Quorum of Twelve]] and its hold over the people on Kobol, she becomes the subject of [[Michael Tigh]]'s interest during her incarceration in the [[Maniae Asylum]], possibly leading to a romantic interest. It is assumed that Pythia also develops a romantic interest and feelings towards Michael, possibly due to his curiousity in her or his frequent visits.

	Pythia confides in Tigh regarding her visions of the woman in red, which they keep to themselves. Additionally, she exhibits signs of clairvoyance (as was the case with the death of [[Kara Thrace]] between 2 to 3 [[ACH]]) and wrote down many of her prophecies during her time in the sanitarium. As tensions mount on Kobol, she is later publicly tried as a heretic and sentenced to immolation, thus fueling tensions between the atheistic [[Thirteenth Tribe (RDM alternate)\|Thirteenth Tribe]] and the polytheistic Twelve Tribes.		Pythia confides in Tigh regarding her visions of the woman in red, which they keep to themselves. Additionally, she exhibits signs of clairvoyance (as was the case with the death of [[Kara Thrace]] between 2 to 3 [[ACH]]) and wrote down many of her prophecies during her time in the sanitarium. As tensions mount on Kobol, she is later publicly tried as a heretic and sentenced to immolation, thus fueling tensions between the atheistic [[Thirteenth Tribe (RDM alternate)\|Thirteenth Tribe]] and the polytheistic Twelve Tribes.
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	During a fight ensured by Michael Tigh and Magnus Baltar, a [[Messengers\|virtual being in the form of Pythia]] mysteriously arrives and breaks up the fight between the two. It is here that Pythia agrees to spare Magnus' life, on the condition that he'd return back to Kobol and brings the "word of Pythia" to the Twelve Tribes, where her words are posthumously published as a scripture text known as the: [[Book of Pythia]] by [[Aurora (RDM alternate)\|Aurora]] . Baltar agrees and he takes Pythia's ship and book and returns back to Kobol to preach the "word of Pythia" amoungst the human survivors there. (''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 2]]'').		During a fight ensured by Michael Tigh and Magnus Baltar, a [[Messengers\|virtual being in the form of Pythia]] mysteriously arrives and breaks up the fight between the two. It is here that Pythia agrees to spare Magnus' life, on the condition that he'd return back to Kobol and brings the "word of Pythia" to the Twelve Tribes, where her words are posthumously published as a scripture text known as the: [[Book of Pythia]] by [[Aurora (RDM alternate)\|Aurora]] . Baltar agrees and he takes Pythia's ship and book and returns back to Kobol to preach the "word of Pythia" amoungst the human survivors there. (''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 2]]'').

	Pythia then reveals to the Cylon survivors that she was here to help the survivors ~~guiding~~ them to the location of [[Earth (RDM)\|Earth]] and that she was going to lead them there. (''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 3]]'').		Pythia then reveals to the Cylon survivors that she was here to help the survivors and guide them to the location of [[Earth (RDM)\|Earth]] and that she was going to lead them there. (''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 3]]'').

	According to [[Messengers\|Head Six]], the woman they see before them isn't really Pythia, but instead one of her own kind, [[Aurora, Goddess of the Dawn\|Aurora]]. Head Six claims that Aurora is the only one of them that isn't content to just offer guidance, instead actively interfering by taking physical form.		According to [[Messengers\|Head Six]], the woman they see before them isn't really Pythia, but instead one of her own kind, [[Aurora, Goddess of the Dawn\|Aurora]]. Head Six claims that Aurora is the only one of them that isn't content to just offer guidance, instead actively interfering by taking physical form. As Head-Six simply puts it, Pythia was actually the goddess Aurora, who had gone rogue and taken the form of the deceased Pythia to help guide the Cylon survivors to their [[Earth (RDM)\|new homeworld]].

	Together, with Pythia's help, the Cylon survivors' begin rebuilding a new Resurrection Ship with Pythia joins the tribe and leads them to Earth. Pythia also rewrote the survivors' genome to make biological procreation possible amoungst them. Upon arriving on Earth, it is revealed that both Michael and Pythia had one son: [[Saul Tigh]], who would later become a member of the legendary [[Final Five]], who was a little boy.		Together, with Pythia's help, the Cylon survivors' begin rebuilding a new Resurrection Ship with Pythia joins the tribe and leads them to Earth. Pythia also rewrote the survivors' genome to make biological procreation possible amoungst them. Upon arriving on Earth, it is revealed that both Michael and Pythia had one son: [[Saul Tigh]], who would later become a member of the legendary [[Final Five]], who was a little boy.

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	\| birthplace=[[Kobol (RDM alternate)\|Kobol]]		\| birthplace=[[Kobol (RDM alternate)\|Kobol]]
	\| death=Shot by [[Magnus Baltar]] during the Thirteenth Tribe's Exodus, ''The Final Five 1''; <br> Mysteriously reappears on the [[Algae planet]], "The Final Five 2"; <br> *Dies on [[Earth (RDM)\|Earth]] ([[BCH\|2,000 BCH]]), "The Final Five 3"		\| death=1. Shot by [[Magnus Baltar]] during the Thirteenth Tribe's Exodus, ''The Final Five 1''; <br> 2. Mysteriously reappears on the [[Algae planet]], "The Final Five 2"; <br> *3. Dies on [[Earth (RDM)\|Earth]] ([[BCH\|2,000 BCH]]), "The Final Five 3"
	}}		}}

	'''Pythia''' was a human who lived on [[Kobol (RDM alternate)\|Kobol]] over [[BCH\|4,000]] years before the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|Fall of the Twelve Colonies]].		'''Pythia''' was a human who lived on [[Kobol (RDM alternate)\|Kobol]] over [[BCH\|4,000]] years before the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|Fall of the Twelve Colonies]].

	During her life, Pythia came into contact with [[Head Six\|a blonde entity in a red dress]] who gives Pythia the word of [[God (RDM)\|God]]. As Pythia advocates the dissolution of the [[Quorum of Twelve (RDM)\|Quorum of Twelve]] and its hold over the people on Kobol, she becomes the subject of [[Michael Tigh]]'s interest during her incarceration in the [[Maniae Asylum]]~~. Pythia confides in Tigh regarding her visions of the woman in red~~, ~~which they keep~~ to themselves. Additionally, she exhibits signs of clairvoyance (as was the case with the death of [[Kara Thrace]] between 2 to 3 [[ACH]]) and wrote down many of her prophecies during her time in the sanitarium. ~~As tensions mount on Kobol, she~~ is ~~later publicly tried as~~ a ~~heretic~~ and ~~sentenced~~ to ~~immolation, thus fueling tensions between the atheistic [[Thirteenth Tribe (RDM alternate)\|Thirteenth Tribe]] and the polytheistic Twelve Tribes~~.		During her life, Pythia came into contact with [[Head Six\|a blonde entity in a red dress]] who gives Pythia the word of [[God (RDM)\|God]]. As Pythia advocates the dissolution of the [[Quorum of Twelve (RDM)\|Quorum of Twelve]] and its hold over the people on Kobol, she becomes the subject of [[Michael Tigh]]'s interest during her incarceration in the [[Maniae Asylum]], possibly leading to a romantic interest. It is assumed that Pythia also develops a romantic interest and feelings towards Michael, possibly due to his curiousity in her or his visits.

	~~This sentence doesn't come to pass as Kobol soon falls into chaos, forcing the exodus~~ of the ~~Thirteenth~~. ~~During Tigh's attempt to save Pythia~~, she ~~is killed by~~ [[~~Magnus Baltar~~]] ~~(''~~[[~~Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 1~~]]'') ~~who later brings Pythia's word to~~ the ~~Twelve Tribes where~~ she is ~~posthumously published~~, ~~after being given~~ the [[~~Book of Pythia]] by [[Aurora~~ (RDM alternate)\|~~Aurora~~]] ~~(''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 2]]'')~~.		Pythia confides in Tigh regarding her visions of the woman in red, which they keep to themselves. Additionally, she exhibits signs of clairvoyance (as was the case with the death of [[Kara Thrace]] between 2 to 3 [[ACH]]) and wrote down many of her prophecies during her time in the sanitarium. As tensions mount on Kobol, she is later publicly tried as a heretic and sentenced to immolation, thus fueling tensions between the atheistic [[Thirteenth Tribe (RDM alternate)\|Thirteenth Tribe]] and the polytheistic Twelve Tribes.

	When [[Humanoid Cylon\|members]] of the [[Thirteenth Tribe (RDM alternate)\|Thirteenth Tribe]] are stranded on the [[Algae planet]], with no [[Resurrection\|resurrection]] and are [[Passage (star cluster)\|cut off]] from the rest of the fleet, a [[Messengers\|virtual being in the form of Pythia]] arrives to ~~help~~ the survivors ~~by stating~~ that she ~~knows~~ the location of [[Earth (RDM)\|Earth]] and that she was going to lead them there. (''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 3]]'').		This sentence doesn't come to pass as Kobol soon falls into chaos, forcing the exodus of the Thirteenth. During Tigh's attempt to save Pythia, she is killed by [[Magnus Baltar]], and is unable to be [[Resurrection\|resurrected]] by the Thirteenth Tribe as a Cylon. Tigh is devestated by Pythia's death and his inability to save her. He later leads the Thirteenth Tribe to [[Earth (RDM)\|a new homeworld]], after being exiled from Kobol. (''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 1]]'')

			When [[Humanoid Cylon\|members]] of the [[Thirteenth Tribe (RDM alternate)\|Thirteenth Tribe]] are stranded on the [[Algae planet]], with no [[Resurrection\|resurrection]] and are [[Passage (star cluster)\|cut off]] from the rest of the fleet, a
			few Cylon survivors manage to survive the explosion and crash of their tribe's main [[Resurrection Ship\|resurrection ship]].
			The Cylon survivors begin burying their dead, while learning that the planet they crashed on had a large abundant alage food source, so they wouldn't starve anymore.

			During a fight ensured by Michael Tigh and Magnus Baltar, a [[Messengers\|virtual being in the form of Pythia]] mysteriously arrives and breaks up the fight between the two. It is here that Pythia agrees to spare Magnus' life, on the condition that he'd return back to Kobol and brings the "word of Pythia" to the Twelve Tribes, where her words are posthumously published as a scripture text known as the: [[Book of Pythia]] by [[Aurora (RDM alternate)\|Aurora]] . Baltar agrees and he takes Pythia's ship and book and returns back to Kobol to preach the "word of Pythia" amoungst the human survivors there. (''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 2]]'').

			Pythia then reveals to the Cylon survivors that she was here to help the survivors guiding them to the location of [[Earth (RDM)\|Earth]] and that she was going to lead them there. (''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 3]]'').

	According to [[Messengers\|Head Six]], the woman they see before them isn't really Pythia, but instead one of her own kind, [[Aurora, Goddess of the Dawn\|Aurora]]. Head Six claims that Aurora is the only one of them that isn't content to just offer guidance, instead actively interfering by taking physical form.		According to [[Messengers\|Head Six]], the woman they see before them isn't really Pythia, but instead one of her own kind, [[Aurora, Goddess of the Dawn\|Aurora]]. Head Six claims that Aurora is the only one of them that isn't content to just offer guidance, instead actively interfering by taking physical form.

	Together, with Pythia's help, the Resurrection Ship ~~is rebuilt and~~ Pythia joins the tribe and leads them to Earth. Pythia also		Together, with Pythia's help, the Cylon survivors' begin rebuilding a new Resurrection Ship with Pythia joins the tribe and leads them to Earth. Pythia also rewrote the survivors' genome to make biological procreation possible amoungst them. Upon arriving on Earth, it is revealed that both Michael and Pythia had one son: [[Saul Tigh]], who would later become a member of the legendary [[Final Five]], who was a little boy.
	rewrote the survivors' genome to make biological procreation possible.

	Upon settling on Earth, Pythia marries [[Michael Tigh]] and the two ~~have a~~ son~~: [[~~Saul ~~Tigh]], who would later become a member of the legendary [[Final Five]]~~. Shortly upon ~~giving birth~~ to Saul, Pythia fell ill and died, just while Saul was an infant. However, Michael had banned Resurrection, due to the tribe being able to procreate and having offspring, and thus, was unable to save her. (''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 3]]'').		Upon settling on Earth, Pythia marries [[Michael Tigh]] and the two raise their son Saul together. Shortly upon settling on Earth to Saul, Pythia fell ill and died, just while Saul was an infant. However, Michael had banned Resurrection, due to the tribe being able to procreate and having offspring, and thus, was unable to save her. (''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 3]]'').

	Nearly [[BCH\|2,000]] years later, [[John Cavil (alternate)\|John Cavil]] would relate Pythia's fate to Saul, stating how she fell ill and begged Michael to bring Resurrection back to save her, but refused to do so on ideological grounds. Cavil would uses Pythia's fate as his reason to revive resurrection. (''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 3]]'').		Nearly [[BCH\|2,000]] years later, [[John Cavil (alternate)\|John Cavil]] would relate Pythia's fate to Saul, stating how she fell ill and begged Michael to bring Resurrection back to save her, but refused to do so on ideological grounds. Cavil would uses Pythia's fate as his reason to revive resurrection. (''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 3]]'').

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	\| birthplace=[[Kobol (RDM alternate)\|Kobol]]		\| birthplace=[[Kobol (RDM alternate)\|Kobol]]
	\| death=Shot by [[Magnus Baltar]] during the Thirteenth Tribe's Exodus, ''The Final Five 1''		\| death=Shot by [[Magnus Baltar]] during the Thirteenth Tribe's Exodus, ''The Final Five 1''; <br> Mysteriously reappears on the [[Algae planet]], "The Final Five 2"; <br> *Dies on [[Earth (RDM)\|Earth]] ([[BCH\|2,000 BCH]]), "The Final Five 3"
	}}		}}

	'''Pythia''' is a human on [[Kobol (RDM alternate)\|Kobol]] ~~who lived 4000~~ [[BCH]].		'''Pythia''' was a human who lived on [[Kobol (RDM alternate)\|Kobol]] over [[BCH\|4,000]] years before the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|Fall of the Twelve Colonies]].

	During her life, Pythia came into contact with [[Head Six\|a blonde entity in a red dress]] who gives Pythia the word of [[God (RDM)\|God]]. As Pythia advocates the dissolution of the [[Quorum of Twelve (RDM)\|Quorum of Twelve]] and its hold over the people on Kobol, she becomes the subject of [[Michael Tigh]]'s interest during her incarceration in the [[Maniae Asylum]]. Pythia confides in Tigh regarding her visions of the woman in red, which they keep to themselves. Additionally, she exhibits signs of clairvoyance (as was the case with the death of [[Kara Thrace]] between 2 to 3 [[ACH]]) and wrote down many of her prophecies during her time in the sanitarium. As tensions mount on Kobol, she is later publicly tried as a heretic and sentenced to immolation, thus fueling tensions between the atheistic [[Thirteenth Tribe (RDM alternate)\|Thirteenth Tribe]] and the polytheistic Twelve Tribes.		During her life, Pythia came into contact with [[Head Six\|a blonde entity in a red dress]] who gives Pythia the word of [[God (RDM)\|God]]. As Pythia advocates the dissolution of the [[Quorum of Twelve (RDM)\|Quorum of Twelve]] and its hold over the people on Kobol, she becomes the subject of [[Michael Tigh]]'s interest during her incarceration in the [[Maniae Asylum]]. Pythia confides in Tigh regarding her visions of the woman in red, which they keep to themselves. Additionally, she exhibits signs of clairvoyance (as was the case with the death of [[Kara Thrace]] between 2 to 3 [[ACH]]) and wrote down many of her prophecies during her time in the sanitarium. As tensions mount on Kobol, she is later publicly tried as a heretic and sentenced to immolation, thus fueling tensions between the atheistic [[Thirteenth Tribe (RDM alternate)\|Thirteenth Tribe]] and the polytheistic Twelve Tribes.

	This sentence doesn't come to pass as Kobol soon falls into chaos, forcing the exodus of the Thirteenth. During Tigh's attempt to save Pythia, she is killed by [[Magnus Baltar]] (''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 1]]'') who later brings Pythia's word to the Twelve Tribes where she is posthumously published, after being given the [[Book of Pythia]] by [[Aurora (RDM alternate)\|Aurora]] (''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 2]]'').		This sentence doesn't come to pass as Kobol soon falls into chaos, forcing the exodus of the Thirteenth. During Tigh's attempt to save Pythia, she is killed by [[Magnus Baltar]] (''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 1]]'') who later brings Pythia's word to the Twelve Tribes where she is posthumously published, after being given the [[Book of Pythia]] by [[Aurora (RDM alternate)\|Aurora]] (''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 2]]'').

			When [[Humanoid Cylon\|members]] of the [[Thirteenth Tribe (RDM alternate)\|Thirteenth Tribe]] are stranded on the [[Algae planet]], with no [[Resurrection\|resurrection]] and are [[Passage (star cluster)\|cut off]] from the rest of the fleet, a [[Messengers\|virtual being in the form of Pythia]] arrives to help the survivors by stating that she knows the location of [[Earth (RDM)\|Earth]] and that she was going to lead them there. (''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 3]]'').

			According to [[Messengers\|Head Six]], the woman they see before them isn't really Pythia, but instead one of her own kind, [[Aurora, Goddess of the Dawn\|Aurora]]. Head Six claims that Aurora is the only one of them that isn't content to just offer guidance, instead actively interfering by taking physical form.

			Together, with Pythia's help, the Resurrection Ship is rebuilt and Pythia joins the tribe and leads them to Earth. Pythia also
			rewrote the survivors' genome to make biological procreation possible.

			Upon settling on Earth, Pythia marries [[Michael Tigh]] and the two have a son: [[Saul Tigh]], who would later become a member of the legendary [[Final Five]]. Shortly upon giving birth to Saul, Pythia fell ill and died, just while Saul was an infant. However, Michael had banned Resurrection, due to the tribe being able to procreate and having offspring, and thus, was unable to save her. (''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 3]]'').

			Nearly [[BCH\|2,000]] years later, [[John Cavil (alternate)\|John Cavil]] would relate Pythia's fate to Saul, stating how she fell ill and begged Michael to bring Resurrection back to save her, but refused to do so on ideological grounds. Cavil would uses Pythia's fate as his reason to revive resurrection. (''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 3]]'').










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	During her life, Pythia came into contact with [[Head Six\|a blonde entity in a red dress]] who gives Pythia the word of [[God (RDM)\|God]]. As Pythia advocates the dissolution of the [[Quorum of Twelve (RDM)\|Quorum of Twelve]] and its hold over the people on Kobol, she becomes the subject of [[Michael Tigh]]'s interest during her incarceration in the [[Maniae Asylum]]. Pythia confides in Tigh regarding her visions of the woman in red, which they keep to themselves. Additionally, she exhibits signs of clairvoyance (as was the case with the death of [[Kara Thrace]] between 2 to 3 [[ACH]]) and wrote down many of her prophecies during her time in the sanitarium. As tensions mount on Kobol, she is later publicly tried as a heretic and sentenced to immolation, thus fueling tensions between the atheistic [[Thirteenth Tribe (RDM alternate)\|Thirteenth Tribe]] and the polytheistic Twelve Tribes.		During her life, Pythia came into contact with [[Head Six\|a blonde entity in a red dress]] who gives Pythia the word of [[God (RDM)\|God]]. As Pythia advocates the dissolution of the [[Quorum of Twelve (RDM)\|Quorum of Twelve]] and its hold over the people on Kobol, she becomes the subject of [[Michael Tigh]]'s interest during her incarceration in the [[Maniae Asylum]]. Pythia confides in Tigh regarding her visions of the woman in red, which they keep to themselves. Additionally, she exhibits signs of clairvoyance (as was the case with the death of [[Kara Thrace]] between 2 to 3 [[ACH]]) and wrote down many of her prophecies during her time in the sanitarium. As tensions mount on Kobol, she is later publicly tried as a heretic and sentenced to immolation, thus fueling tensions between the atheistic [[Thirteenth Tribe (RDM alternate)\|Thirteenth Tribe]] and the polytheistic Twelve Tribes.

	This sentence doesn't come to pass as Kobol soon falls into chaos, forcing the exodus of the Thirteenth. During Tigh's attempt to save Pythia, she is killed by [[Magnus Baltar]] (''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 1]]'') who later brings Pythia's word to the Twelve Tribes where she is posthumously published (''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 2]]'').		This sentence doesn't come to pass as Kobol soon falls into chaos, forcing the exodus of the Thirteenth. During Tigh's attempt to save Pythia, she is killed by [[Magnus Baltar]] (''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 1]]'') who later brings Pythia's word to the Twelve Tribes where she is posthumously published, after being given the [[Book of Pythia]] by [[Aurora (RDM alternate)\|Aurora]] (''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 2]]'').

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: ''For the character from the series canon, see: [[Pythia]].''

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{{Character Data
| photo=FF1 - Pythia.jpg
| seen=Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 1
| pseen=''Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 1''
| birthplace=[[Kobol (RDM alternate)|Kobol]]
| death=Shot by [[Magnus Baltar]] during the Thirteenth Tribe's Exodus, ''The Final Five 1''
}}

'''Pythia''' is a human on [[Kobol (RDM alternate)|Kobol]] who lived 4000 [[BCH]].

During her life, Pythia came into contact with [[Head Six|a blonde entity in a red dress]] who gives Pythia the word of [[God (RDM)|God]]. As Pythia advocates the dissolution of the [[Quorum of Twelve (RDM)|Quorum of Twelve]] and its hold over the people on Kobol, she becomes the subject of [[Michael Tigh]]'s interest during her incarceration in the [[Maniae Asylum]]. Pythia confides in Tigh regarding her visions of the woman in red, which they keep to themselves. Additionally, she exhibits signs of clairvoyance (as was the case with the death of [[Kara Thrace]] between 2 to 3 [[ACH]]) and wrote down many of her prophecies during her time in the sanitarium. As tensions mount on Kobol, she is later publicly tried as a heretic and sentenced to immolation, thus fueling tensions between the atheistic [[Thirteenth Tribe (RDM alternate)|Thirteenth Tribe]] and the polytheistic Twelve Tribes.

This sentence doesn't come to pass as Kobol soon falls into chaos, forcing the exodus of the Thirteenth. During Tigh's attempt to save Pythia, she is killed by [[Magnus Baltar]] (''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 1]]'') who later brings Pythia's word to the Twelve Tribes where she is posthumously published (''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 2]]'').

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	'''Pythia''' was a human who lived on [[Kobol (RDM alternate)\|Kobol]] over [[BCH\|4,000]] years before the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|Fall of the Twelve Colonies]].		'''Pythia''' was a human who lived on [[Kobol (RDM alternate)\|Kobol]] over [[BCH\|4,000]] years before the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|Fall of the Twelve Colonies]].

	During her life, Pythia came into contact with [[Head Six\|a blonde entity in a red dress]] who gives Pythia the word of [[God (RDM)\|God]]. As Pythia advocates the dissolution of the [[Quorum of Twelve (RDM)\|Quorum of Twelve]] and its hold over the people on Kobol, she becomes the subject of [[Michael Tigh]]'s interest during her incarceration in the [[Maniae Asylum]], possibly leading to a romantic interest. It is assumed that Pythia also develops a romantic interest and feelings towards Michael, possibly due to his ~~curiousity~~ in her or his frequent visits.		During her life, Pythia came into contact with [[Head Six\|a blonde entity in a red dress]] who gives Pythia the word of [[God (RDM)\|God]]. As Pythia advocates the dissolution of the [[Quorum of Twelve (RDM)\|Quorum of Twelve]] and its hold over the people on Kobol, she becomes the subject of [[Michael Tigh]]'s interest during her incarceration in the [[Maniae Asylum]], possibly leading to a romantic interest. It is assumed that Pythia also develops a romantic interest and feelings towards Michael, possibly due to his curiosity in her or his frequent visits.

	Pythia confides in Tigh regarding her visions of the woman in red, which they keep to themselves. Additionally, she exhibits signs of clairvoyance (as was the case with the death of [[Kara Thrace]] between 2 to 3 [[ACH]]) and wrote down many of her prophecies during her time in the sanitarium. As tensions mount on Kobol, she is later publicly tried as a heretic and sentenced to immolation, thus fueling tensions between the atheistic [[Thirteenth Tribe (RDM alternate)\|Thirteenth Tribe]] and the polytheistic Twelve Tribes.		Pythia confides in Tigh regarding her visions of the woman in red, which they keep to themselves. Additionally, she exhibits signs of clairvoyance (as was the case with the death of [[Kara Thrace]] between 2 to 3 [[ACH]]) and wrote down many of her prophecies during her time in the sanitarium. As tensions mount on Kobol, she is later publicly tried as a heretic and sentenced to immolation, thus fueling tensions between the atheistic [[Thirteenth Tribe (RDM alternate)\|Thirteenth Tribe]] and the polytheistic Twelve Tribes.

	This sentence doesn't come to pass as Kobol soon falls into chaos, forcing the exodus of the Thirteenth. During Tigh's attempt to save Pythia, she is killed by [[Magnus Baltar]], and is unable to be [[Resurrection\|resurrected]] by the Thirteenth Tribe as a Cylon. Tigh is ~~devestated~~ by Pythia's death and his inability to save her. He later leads the Thirteenth Tribe to [[Earth (RDM)\|a new homeworld]], after being exiled from Kobol. (''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 1]]'')		This sentence doesn't come to pass as Kobol soon falls into chaos, forcing the exodus of the Thirteenth. During Tigh's attempt to save Pythia, she is killed by [[Magnus Baltar]], and is unable to be [[Resurrection\|resurrected]] by the Thirteenth Tribe as a Cylon. Tigh is devastated by Pythia's death and his inability to save her. He later leads the Thirteenth Tribe to [[Earth (RDM)\|a new homeworld]], after being exiled from Kobol. (''[[Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five 1]]'')

	When [[Humanoid Cylon\|members]] of the [[Thirteenth Tribe (RDM alternate)\|Thirteenth Tribe]] are stranded on the [[Algae planet]], with no [[Resurrection\|resurrection]] and are [[Passage (star cluster)\|cut off]] from the rest of the fleet, a		When [[Humanoid Cylon\|members]] of the [[Thirteenth Tribe (RDM alternate)\|Thirteenth Tribe]] are stranded on the [[Algae planet]], with no [[Resurrection\|resurrection]] and are [[Passage (star cluster)\|cut off]] from the rest of the fleet, a