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Aarilax

2006-09-08T12:50:43Z

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'''Symbol:''' A dagger with a snake for a blade

'''Colors:''' Black, Dark Green

'''Alignment:''' [[Alignment#Neutral_Evil|Neutral Evil]]

'''Worshippers' Alignment:''' NE

'''Area of Control:''' Murder, [[Shaahesk]], [[Sahuagin]]

'''Clerical Domains:''' [[Magic:Level#Death_domain|Death]], [[Magic:Level#Evil|Evil]], [[Magic:Level#Protection|Protection]], [[Magic:Level#Trickery|Trickery]], [[Magic:Level#Water|Water]]

'''Holy Warrior:''' [[Annihilator]]

'''Religious Orders:''' [[Guild: Order of Aarilax|Order of Aarilax]]

[http://www.avlis.org/portal.php?getpage=aarilax More information on Aarilax]

Lizard folk and sahuagin tend to follow their creator, '''Aarilax'''. Getting what you want is essential. You may have to work with others to get it, or then again, you may have to eat them. He doesn't care if anyone else exists or not, so long as he can get what he wants. This does not necessarily have to involve hurting everyone in sight, but it could.

According to Aarilax, The most holy thing ever created is desire. Many individuals in the world strive to better themselves, or to become enlightened. Theologians of Aarilax always debate whether there is any such way of becoming enlightened at all, whether through good or evil, law or chaos. Afterall, what is the proof?

When you are left without a path to enlightenment or other higher places, the only thing you have remaining is your desire and your feelings. The gods gave these wonderful creations to all the intelligent races, and it must have been for a reason. They must be useable to obtain something worthwhile.

Keeping Aarliax's precepts means worshipping him as the keeper of this philosophy, and the one who teaches it to all of his followers. However, worship of Aarilax is secondary to worshipping YOURSELF. Every being has the right to get what they want. The strong ones will of course have an easier time with this, but it does not make the weak any less privledged. They just have to work harder.

Paying attention to your own inner emotions and feelings is the important key. Most people do not even know what they are feeling at a given moment. You must not only simply pay attention to your feelings, however. You must also do whatever you can to satisfy them. They are your guide, and your direct link to Aarilax's will. When it is all said and done, at the end of the day, all you have left is your feelings.... so they better be worth having.

Sometimes people have feelings that conflict with each other. This is the will of the gods. They made us, and they test us according to our feelings to see what we will do. The one whose feelings prevail on a matter will triumph in the eyes of the gods, however they achieve their means. If they need to remove others to get to their goal, so be it. It is a simple complication along the way.

Patience can be a virtue in these matters but it is not required. The intelligent and the wise will use patience to their advantage when acting out their feelings. However, being impulsive is also part of the game if you are like that. The gods made people of both varieties for a purpose.

Outside of his center of worship in [[Drotid]], Aarilax has a temple just outside [[Mikona]].

Valok

2006-09-08T12:48:52Z

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'''Colors:''' Gold

'''Alignment:''' [[Alignment#Lawful_Evil|Lawful Evil]]

'''Worshippers' Alignment:''' Lawful Evil

'''Area of Control:''' [[Orc|Orcs]], Politics, Intrigue

'''Clerical Domains:''' [[Magic:Level#Destruction|Destruction]], [[Magic:Level#Evil|Evil]], [[Magic:Level#Knowledge|Knowledge]], [[Magic:Level#Protection|Protection]], [[Magic:Level#Trickery|Trickery]]

'''Holy Warrior:''' [[Dominator]]

'''Religious Orders:''' [[Guild:_Order_of_Valok|The Order of Valok]]

[http://www.avlis.org/portal.php?getpage=valok More information on Valok]

Good and evil are all relative. There really is no one undisputable "Good" with a capital "G". What's good for one is evil for another. Many of these so-called "good gods" preach that you must give aid to others so that they can go onward. The thought here is that giving aid is always a good thing. They are wrong. You know that bum on the street that everyone has encountered somewhere in their lives? The bum that asks you for money all the time? Giving him money is a "good" thing right? After all, you are helping the poor soul. Wrong. How do you know what that man will do with the money? What if he uses it for "evil" purposes, like hiring an assassin? What if he amasses enough money from begging to buy him an entire fiefdom, which he then uses to make war on the very people who donated the money? Who's to say he won't do that?

Valok is the father-god of Orcs. They follow his mindset.... that it's ok to get what you want, but don't make people hate you in the process. Having friends can be very helpful for getting what you want later. Now, if someone screws you over, by all means, take care of him or her. But not in public! Ideally, we can all get along with everyone else if only they just wouldn't get in our way. We don't want to destroy them. We just want to win as much as we can.

The followers of gods that are dubbed "good" or "neutral" all have one major problem. They do not give enough time to the development of the self. But what does this have to do with enlightenment, and how does one achieve it?

Enlightenment is within. If doing something for someone else will not help YOU, then you have no business doing it. Only self-discipline and devotion can help YOU. Focusing on things outside of yourself is a waste of time, because you are not responsible for anyone else but you. "Self maintenance is a monumental task." the holy saying goes. You have ENOUGH things to do with improving your own spiritual predicaments. What do you get by doing things for the spiritual predicaments of others? Absolutely nothing with the possible exception of maybe a "good" feeling.

The one who has disciplined their mind and calmed their inner senses will know Valok's Glory and Will. Glory is a better term to describe a "good" feeling that is directed inward. Valok hails glory. We should all strive for glory for it is Valok's way of condoning our actions and telling us that we are making improvements within ourselves.

So how should others be treated? Smile. If others are expecting a sense of "good", then give that to them. It is not wrong to give someone something if it benefits you in the end. It is ESPECIALLY not wrong to give someone something when it is an empty thing and you have lost nothing from giving it.

If there are people who do not approve of your self-improvement quest, then you should have understanding towards them. However do not let them walk all over you? Get around them. Intrigue was the tool Valok gave us to help ourselves when others will not allow it. If you cannot go through something, go around it. Compose yourself and be disciplined. Know that Valok approves of what you do and it is not becoming of one of his followers to be obtuse. An obtuse mind is not a disciplined one.

Valok has temples in [[Mikona]], [[Crullath]], and [[Verloghokbol]] ; [[Brekon (nation)|Brekon]] is the center of his worship on Avlis.

Toran

2006-09-08T12:43:41Z

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'''Symbol:''' A field of pikes

'''Colors:''' Blue

'''Alignment:''' [[Alignment#Lawful_Neutral|Lawful Neutral]]

'''Worshippers' Alignment:''' LN

'''Area of Control:''' [[Dracon]], Soldiers, Discipline

'''Clerical Domains:''' [[Magic:Level#Evil|Evil]], [[Magic:Level#Good|Good]], [[Magic:Level#Protection|Protection]], [[Magic:Level#Strength|Strength]], [[Magic:Level#War|War]]

'''Holy Warrior:''' [[Justicar]]

'''Religious Orders:''' [[Guild:SwordofToran|The Sword of Toran]]

[http://www.avlis.org/portal.php?getpage=toran More information on Toran]

War, evil, or even peace, and goodness do not really concern the creator of the Dracon. His message is one of order. If everyone can go about their business in an orderly way, things will run much smoothly, whether they are wars, or good deeds. Absolute discipline is the key. Non-conformity is a sin in '''Toran''''s eyes. Law and order rule above all, and to disobey that order is to become chaotic in their eyes.

Discipline. Strict, unflagging, unfailing discipline, this is the path to enlightenment in the eyes of Toran. There is no other way. The only way to bring about the stillness that comes when one's thoughts and actions are controlled is to enforce discipline on oneself and on the outside world. The chaos of the world can "leak" into a person. If one is in a quiet environment, it is much easier to become quiet along with it. However, if the environment is full of chaos, then that chaos will seep into the person causing them to lose control of their discipline. Even another person's random thoughts can seep into nearby people and cause them to think chaotically.

Toran is the ultimate Lawful Neutral warrior. His plan is simple: complete and total order, regardless of who prospers and who gets hurt. Toran does not care about people's feelings or aspirations. He only cares that everything fits properly into everything else. Battles are fought by the followers of Toran in all wars on the face of Avlis. They are highly prized as mercenaries because they will fight for almost anyone, and they do so in an extremely well disciplined and organized shock troop manner.

If there's a war that Toran's [[Cleric|clerics]] cannot stop, then they will do their best to make sure it's fought in an orderly fashion as opposed to having chaotic assemblies of ragtag troops going at it. Toran does not much care whose side you're on, or even why you are fighting as long as the cause requires an orderly military solution. This also applied to the [[Human|human]]/[[Elf|elf]] war. Toran does not care. Toran's troops are often found on BOTH sides of any conflict, especially when both societies see some merit in keeping order at times, which is true of both humans and elves.

They are not so prevalent in this war, though the clerics of Toran are VERY common in the [[Kurathene|Kurathene Empire]] where they often work for nobles' armies. Toran has a number of his own [[Monk|monk]] orders, and yes, he does respect monks for their discipline. Everyone fits into Toran's plan, according to him, and yes, the clerics do preach this. The clerics are seen as troops in Toran's grand army of order, and they act as such. They even have military ranks within their clergy.

Clergy ranks: (i.e. enlisted)
:Acolyte Cadet Grade 3
:Special Initiate Grade 2
:Holy Sergeant Grade 1

Priestly ranks: (i.e. officer)
:Divine Initiate Tier 4
:Captain of Hundreds Tier 3
:Captain of Thousands Tier 2
:Holy General Tier 1

{| border=1 style="background-color:#fefef0"|
|''Out Of Character Information''
Grades 3, 2, 1 and Tier 4 are player ranks. You get one every 5 levels. So a 1st level cleric of Toran is Grade 3 and becomes Grade 2 at 6th level, and so on.
'''Attaining higher than Tier 4 will be through DM interaction on the boards and in the game.'''
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As has been mentioned elsewhere, Toran, as one of the Nine, has a Holy Warrior Caste called the Justicar.

Toran has temples in [[Kuras]], [[Servator]], [[Osannia]], [[Trenium]], [[Medec]], [[Pylatea]], [[Cytheria]], [[Julaspium]] and [[Mikona]], and shrines in [[Elysia]] and [[Valorian]].

Clangeddin Silverbeard

2006-09-08T12:28:57Z

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'''Alignment:''' [[Alignment#Lawful_Good|Lawful Good]]

'''Worshipped by:''' Any [[Dwarf]] or [[Gnome]]

'''Area of Control:''' Dwarves, Blacksmiths

'''Clerical Domains:''' [[Magic:Level#Earth|Earth]], [[Magic:Level#Good|Good]], [[Magic:Level#Protection|Protection]], [[Magic:Level#Strength|Strength]], [[Magic:Level#War|War]]

When deciding upon a race to make [[Gorethar]] enlisted the aid of '''Clangeddin''' the Dwarven god. Clangeddin told him that he should never fall prey to the imperfect ideals of others, and that he should create a race that will spread goodness and work hard, regardless of what the other gods and races would do. Taking this point further, Clangeddin went on to state that dwarves suited Gorethar's character the best, since they were so hardworking. He assured Gorethar that dwarves would work hard to spread goodness throughout the planet in an effort to make it a better place. So, taking Clangeddin's advice, Gorethar created dwarves in the same way he suggested. To show his gratitude and satisfaction with his new race, Gorethar allowed Clangeddin to teach the dwarven people craftsmanship, and to have a few priests of his own on Avlis. So, being the first race to walk Avlis, the dwarves quickly got started on improving their living conditions and philosophy before anyone else. They also spread out over a pretty sizable chunk of land.

Clangeddin has temples in [[Deglos]] and [[Visimontium]].

See also: [[Wikipedia:Clanggedin Silverbeard|Wikipedia entry on Clanggedin]].

Andrinor

2006-09-08T12:27:06Z

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'''Alignment:''' [[Alignment#Chaotic_Neutral|Chaotic Neutral]]

'''Worshippers' Alignment:''' Any

'''Area of Control:''' Arcane Mortal Magic

'''Clerical Domains:''' Air, Magic, Knowledge, Water

'''Andrinor''' solely distributes and allocates the magic drawn from the Mortal Magic Vortex. Whenever a wizard, bard, or sorcerer casts a spell, they are drawing energy from the Mortal Magic Vortex according to his permission. The only exceptions to this rule are wizards, bards, or sorcerers who are of Immortal status and up. They have access to the God Magic Vortex, over which Andrinor has no control.

Andrinor is often disorganized and unpredictable in his methods, however people of all races and alignments worship him out of necessity. Many enjoy it, while others feel grudgingly at his mercy. Either way, they are careful, as they should be. Magic is a delicate art and needs to be respected. Andrinor supports this notion and he will take great care to enforce it.

Andrinor has clerics who perform devotions to him, but his church is very informal and not organized very heavily. Often his clerics are doubling as wizards or sorcerers, and seek to gain extra power from him by devoting themselves totally to his service. These individuals are granted cleric spells from Andrinor in the usual way, i.e. filtered through the God Magic Vortex.

Andrinor has a temple in [[Visimontium]], and a shrine in [[Mikona]].

Andrinor

2006-09-08T12:26:04Z

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'''Alignment:''' [[Alignment#Chaotic_Neutral|Chaotic Neutral]]

'''Worshippers' Alignment:''' Any

'''Area of Control:''' Arcane Mortal Magic

'''Clerical Domains:''' Air, Magic, Knowledge, Water

'''Andrinor''' solely distributes and allocates the magic drawn from the Mortal Magic Vortex. Whenever a wizard, bard, or sorcerer casts a spell, they are drawing energy from the Mortal Magic Vortex according to his permission. The only exceptions to this rule are wizards, bards, or sorcerers who are of Immortal status and up. They have access to the God Magic Vortex, over which Andrinor has no control.

Andrinor is often disorganized and unpredictable in his methods, however people of all races and alignments worship him out of necessity. Many enjoy it, while others feel grudgingly at his mercy. Either way, they are careful, as they should be. Magic is a delicate art and needs to be respected. Andrinor supports this notion and he will take great care to secure it.

Andrinor has clerics who perform devotions to him, but his church is very informal and not organized very heavily. Often his clerics are doubling as wizards or sorcerers, and seek to gain extra power from him by devoting themselves totally to his service. These individuals are granted cleric spells from Andrinor in the usual way, i.e. filtered through the God Magic Vortex.

Andrinor has a temple in [[Visimontium]], and a shrine in [[Mikona]].

Kelvos

2006-09-08T11:54:13Z

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'''Symbol:''' Two Roses with intertwined thorny stems.

'''Colors:''' Red and black with silver or gold trim.

'''Alignment''': [[Alignment#Neutral_Evil|Neutral Evil]]

'''Worshippers' Alignment''': Any

'''Area of Control''': Lost Love, Star Crossed Lovers, Envy, Lost Causes, Lust

'''Clerical Domains:''' Protection, Healing

'''Kelvos''' has few clerics, and almost no formal temples. There are shrines to him almost everywhere.

He is said to most often take the form of a human dressed in the finest of clothing.

He is not revered as much as feared, and it is customary for a lovers to make an offering to him. This offering is to appease him, and it is said that, if the offering pleases him, he will leave the couple alone.

The proper offering should be made by the woman, at night, and should consist of: a flower, a bottle of wine, a suit of fine clothing, and a small gem or gems (value to be about 30-50gp).

She enters the shrine alone, place the items in the bin, and then kneels, make a short prayer then backs out of the shrine.

Before Kelvos became a demigod, he was a wizard of immense power. After many trials and adventures he became an immortal. All his life he was a calculating man who did little that was not to his benefit, at least until he met Lesa. She was like a spring day after a long winter, and thawed out his cold heart. She was a kind person, and encouraged Kelvos to perform many kind and selfless acts to please her. Alas, her father did not approve of the relationship, and when he found that, due to Kelvos' powerful magics he could not keep the two apart, he sent an assassin to kill him. The assassin came upon the two, walking in the woods holding hands, and took the opportunity to slay Kelvos. Alas, the poisoned crossbow bolt was turned aside by Kelvos' magics, and struck Lesa instead. She died instantly, and there was nothing that Kelvos could do, aside from tracking the assassin, capturing him, and torturing the truth out of him. He then traveled to the house of Lesa's father, told him what had happened, then after cursing him to wander forever as a doomed spirit, slew him with a single word.

For many years Kelvos sought to gain enough power to bring his beloved back, but his quest was in vain. As time went by, he began to amass followers, and eventually became a demigod.

After all this time, Kelvos still misses his beloved, and seeks to do things that please her. He also seeks more power in the hope that if he became a true god he would be able to bring her back.

He will oft grant prayers for couples who circumstances place in jeopardy, and will sometimes tip the balance in favor of someone who seems to have no hope of success. He has been known in the past to steer a person to meet a potential lover.

There is no real hierarchy or formal church of Kelvos. There are many small shrines about the land, and some have caretakers, some do not. For some reason it seems that most clerics are female.

The duties of the clerics are simple... Gather more followers, match make, as well as help anyone who seems to be in a hopeless situation.

Kelvos has a discrete shrine in southern [[M'Chek]].

Evrak

2006-09-08T11:51:47Z

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'''Home Plane''': [[Wikipedia:Carceri|Carceri]]

'''Symbol''': A skeletal hand

'''Colors''': Black, Green, and White

'''Alignment''': [[Alignment#Neutral_Evil|Neutral Evil]]

'''Worshipper's Alignment''': Any evil

'''Area of Control''': Famine, Strife, Suffering

'''Clerical Domains''': [[Magic:Level#Death|Death]], [[Magic:Level#Evil|Evil]]

Wherever there is suffering, famine, or strife, the followers of '''Evrak''' are usually not far away. If anyone is responsible for the troubles in the world, Evrak proudly takes up the blame. His main purpose, as he and his followers see it, is to create strife through natural, supernatural, and any other means available. These actions can range from simple torture and intimidation, to the magical creation of famine and natural disasters. The larger the population, the better the opportunity to serve this purpose.

Naturally, this makes the followers of Evrak, as well as the deity himself, extremely unpopular in regular circles. To argue against this, some of Evrak's clergy will argue that their place in the world is as natural as any other, since the bad things and life that make us suffer also allow us to see the good and the beautiful. The argument goes on to portray Evrak as a simple bringer of karma, which springs from every day existence.

Though Evrak's clergy only has a few isolated temples in discreet places throughout Avlis, the clergy takes an active role in seeing sites of suffering and famine, often taking pilgrimages to these places to see how they can make things even worse off for the locals. To a point, this takes some organization, which the church of Evrak provides by cataloguing areas that are suffering and having troubles. These records have even been known to make reliable historical documents after the fact.

Evrak is the child of [[Maleki]] and [[Verossa]], and like his parents, he has a penchant for destruction and a degree of chaos. However, Evrak's followers tend to be more discreet about where chaos is spread, and how it is spread, which implies some order to their existence. No one is quite sure of these rules, but they do tend to note how famine and suffering often strike areas which were recently prosperous. Corruption also seems to be a magnet to Evrak's followers, since they have a high belief in karmic tendencies. By its nature, corruption requires some order, and though it is not a mantle possessed by Evrak, it is a closely associated companion wherever his work is found.

Aryeh Gidol

2006-09-08T11:48:31Z

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'''Home Plane:''' [[Wikipedia:Beastlands|The Beastlands]]

'''Symbol:''' A likeness of a female human with a lion's tail

'''Colors:''' Gold and Brown

'''Alignment''': [[Alignment#Lawful_Neutral|Lawful Neutral]]

'''Worshipper's Alignment:''' Any

'''Area of Control:''' [[Wemic|Wemics]]

'''Clerical Domains:''' [[Magic:Level#Animal|Animal]], [[Magic:Level#Protection|Protection]]

'''Aryeh Gidol''' is the mother figure and goddess of wemics. They refer to her generally as "The Great Mother", and it is uncommon to hear her mentioned by name. Aryeh Gidol was once a mortal human woman who was taken as a lover by the god [[Mikon]], which resulted in the birth of their son, [[Balgar]], who created wemics. Later on, Aryeh's existence was preserved by Mikon, for he could not bear to watch her age and die, and she soon came to be equally worshiped by the wemics next to her son.

Primarily, The Great Mother watches over the family life and well-being of wemics. She is credited with providing their food and sustenance, and is the keeper of wemic lineage, which is matrilineal. Wemic groups, also known as prides, have shrines to The Great Mother, which they value as a center for their small community. About half of all prides have clerics to The Great Mother, and once per year the clerics all convene in an uknown location to catch up on religious and tribal matters.

It is highly unusual for non-wemics to worship this deity, though there have been some known cases where beings have had great affinity with wemics and have had their worship accepted by Aryeh Gidol.

The Harpinger

2006-09-08T11:46:46Z

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'''Symbol:''' An upright harp, with the straight edge of the harp being a blade

'''Colors:''' Black (as regards death), Light Blue (as regards music)

'''Alignment:''' [[Alignment#Chaotic_Evil|Chaotic Evil]]

'''Worshippers' Alignment':''' Any

'''Area of Control:''' Music, Messenger of Death

'''Clerical Domains:''' [[Magic:Level#Death|Death]], [[Magic:Level#Evil|Evil]]

'''The Harpinger''' is a mysterious figure among the gods of Avlis. No one knows its true name, or even its gender. Most accounts of The Harpinger give a different description of what it looks like, depending on what function it was fulfilling at the time. Some have described it as a beautiful maiden in flowing light blue robes, carrying a magical harp which can charm even an elven onlooker. Others have told tales of The Harpinger appearing as some form of skeletal undead in tattered black robes, with a one-handed sickle hanging on its belt, and that good old trusty harp in its hands once more. Less common accounts have described encounters with a charismatic bard who seems to have an endless supply of tales to tell, set to music once more with a harp. Stories of a female [[Bard|bard]] of this same description are also told.

The mystery of The Harpinger deepens when one considers its function. It is said that musical inspiration is granted by this entity. Bards who are looking to write a new tune often turn to The Harpinger with cautious prayer, for those who get too close often run into The Harpinger's other major function: the agent of Death. In this function, The Harpinger is said to be in charge of escorting a departed person's soul to their proper afterlife, making sure they arrive safely and then departing. Those who have been on the edge of death often tell tales of hearing a harp playing, and following the sound through a wide open grey area and a bright light, which seems to be the origin of the sound. When they pass through the light, they find themselves in the afterlife.

Some theories exist on the connection between inspiration and death. One theory put forth by The Harpinger's priests states that inspiration, especially musical inspiration, is granted directly to the soul by this entity. In order for the inspiration to come through, a person must loosen their bond with their own soul so that it may soar to the heights of the planes and receive the new gift. If this is true, then it would mean that The Harpinger is really just a keeper of souls, who insures that they go through their proper changes and receptions during the course of their life and death.

The Harpinger's followers can be everywhere. Many times they are bards, who devoutly pray to this deity as their source of musical skill. Other times, they are individuals who deal with death in one way or another, whether they are a murderer, or a white necromancer trying to insure that a patient does not die.

The Harpinger's clergy are also diverse in this respect. Many concern themselves with music, preferring to enrich the art itself. Some concern themselves with death, by either dealing it out swiftly to those they believe deserve it, or by ensuring that proper internment rituals are performed on the deceased.

The Harpinger's symbol is that of an upright harp, with the straight edge of the harp being a blade. Colors are black when dealing with death, and light blue when dealing with music.

The Harpinger has a little-known shrine in [[Ferrell]].

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2006-03-01T02:42:16Z

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Playing as Kard Fynolds, Normally found in Elysia or mining in the wilds (or dying painfully somewhere)

Abbreviations

2006-01-21T18:38:24Z

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ACE = Avlis Carpentry Enterprises (guild)

[http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/AFAIK AFAIK] = as far as I know

[http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/AFK AFK] = away from keyboard

AT = Area Transition

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaotic_Evil#Chaotic_Evil CE] = Chaotic Evil

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaotic_Good#Chaotic_Good CG] = Chaotic Good

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaotic_Neutral#Chaotic_Neutral CN] = Chaotic Neutral

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_roleplaying_game CRPG] = computer roleplaying game

[http://www.city-of-doors.com/ CODI] = City of Doors Initiative

[http://www.copap.org/portal.php?getpage=about CoPaP] = Confederation of Planes & Planets

[http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/glossary&term=Glossary_dnd_effectivecharacterlevel&alpha= ECL] = effective character level

ELC = enforce legal characters

[http://nwn.bioware.com/underdark/ HoTU] = Hoardes of The Underdark

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_Character IC] = in character

IG = In Game

[http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/IIRC IIRC] = if I recall correctly

ILR = item level restrictions

[http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/IMO IMO]= in my opinion

[http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/IMHO IMHO] = in my honest opinion

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IRC IRC] = Internet Relay Chat

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lawful_Good#Lawful_Good LG] = Lawful Good

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lawful_Neutral#Lawful_Neutral LN] = Lawful Neutral

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lawful_Evil#Lawful_Evil LE] = Lawful Evil

[http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/MMORPG MMORPG] = massive multiplayer online roleplaying game

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neutral_Good#Neutral_Good NG] = Neutral Good

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neutral_Evil#Neutral_Evil NE] = Neutral Evil

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-player_character NPC] = non-player character

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neverwinter_Nights NWN] = Neverwinter Nights

[http://www.nwnx.org/ NWNX] = Neverwinter Nights Extender

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Out_of_Character OOC] = out of character

OoO = Order of O'Ma

OoG = Order of Gorethar

OoV = Order of Valok

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Player_character PC] = player character

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_message#Private_messaging PM] = private message

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prestige_class PrC] = prestige class

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persistent_world PW] = persistent world

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neverwinter_Nights:_Shadows_of_Undrentide SoU] = Shadows of Undrentide expansion pack

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/True_Neutral#True_Neutral TN] = True Neutral

[http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/ttyl TTYL] = Talk To You Later

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Experience_point XP] = Experience point(s)