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Blakebenneset at 21:11, 24 February 2006

2006-02-24T21:11:42Z

Buddha: /* Kelvos */

2006-02-24T19:25:18Z

Kelvos

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	== Kelvos ==		== Kelvos ==
			[[Image:Kelvos_small.jpg\|150px\|right]]
	'''Alignment''': NE		'''Alignment''': NE

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	Kelvos has a discrete shrine in southern [[Pg:M'Chek\|M'Chek]].		Kelvos has a discrete shrine in southern [[Pg:M'Chek\|M'Chek]].



	== Paragus ==		== Paragus ==

Blakebenneset at 00:22, 17 February 2006

2006-02-17T00:22:11Z

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Blakebenneset: /* Cha'reth */

2006-02-17T00:16:07Z

Cha'reth

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	Cha'reth's worshippers are most often bards, clerics, druids, and rangers (all those who can cast divine healing magics) but he accepts any who seek to help others and serve the peace.		Cha'reth's worshippers are most often bards, clerics, druids, and rangers (all those who can cast divine healing magics) but he accepts any who seek to help others and serve the peace.

	Char'reth has ~~a temple~~ in [[Zvidureth]], in central [[Pg:T'Nanshi\|T'Nanshi]].		Char'reth has temples in [[Zvidureth]], [[Visimontium]], and a shrine in central [[Pg:T'Nanshi\|T'Nanshi]].


	== Evrak ==		== Evrak ==

Blakebenneset: /* Xenon */

2006-02-17T00:10:55Z

Xenon

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	Xenon's clergy are always lycanthropes of some sort, though they need not always be true lycanthropes. His church is dedicated to the management and proliferation of its kind. [[Cleric\|Clerics]] of Xenon are often seen wearing black and platinum-colored vestments. They are closely in league with the Church of [[Pg:Lesser_Gods#Wilsash\|Wilsash]] because of the moon being a trigger for many lycanthrope types.		Xenon's clergy are always lycanthropes of some sort, though they need not always be true lycanthropes. His church is dedicated to the management and proliferation of its kind. [[Cleric\|Clerics]] of Xenon are often seen wearing black and platinum-colored vestments. They are closely in league with the Church of [[Pg:Lesser_Gods#Wilsash\|Wilsash]] because of the moon being a trigger for many lycanthrope types.

	Major temples to Xenon are known to exist in [[Grantir]] and [[Pg:The_Seven_Cities#The_City_of_Malekia\|Malekia]].		Major temples to Xenon are known to exist in [[Grantir]] and [[Pg:The_Seven_Cities#The_City_of_Malekia\|Malekia]]. A shrine can be found in [[Deglos]].

Blakebenneset at 23:05, 16 February 2006

2006-02-16T23:05:59Z

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	[[Category:Religion\|Demigods]]		[[Category:Religion\|Demigods]]

	==Aryeh Gidol==		== Aryeh Gidol ==

	'''Alignment''': LN		'''Alignment''': LN

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	Wemics are the creation of the god [[Pg:Lesser_Gods#Balgar\|Balgar]], and almost all of their race worships him as "The Son". Balgar is the son of [[The_Nine_Major_Gods#Mikon\|Mikon]] and a mortal woman whom he conceived with named Aryeh Gidol. Later on, Aryeh's existence was preserved by Mikon, and she came to be equally worshiped by the wemics as "The Mother". Both gods play important roles in the daily lives of the wemic.		Wemics are the creation of the god [[Pg:Lesser_Gods#Balgar\|Balgar]], and almost all of their race worships him as "The Son". Balgar is the son of [[The_Nine_Major_Gods#Mikon\|Mikon]] and a mortal woman whom he conceived with named Aryeh Gidol. Later on, Aryeh's existence was preserved by Mikon, and she came to be equally worshiped by the wemics as "The Mother". Both gods play important roles in the daily lives of the wemic.

	==Bobil==
			== Bobil ==

	'''Home Plane''': Baator		'''Home Plane''': Baator

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	'''Area of Control''': Special		'''Area of Control''': Special

	'''Domains''': Animal, Earth, Strength		'''Clerical Domains''': Animal, Earth, Strength


	Unlike most other gods that control some aspect of life or philosophy, Bobil is an attendant. In life, the [[Minotaur\|minotaur]] Bobil was a faithful companion to [[Intermediate_Gods#Angadar\|Angadar]], who is now the god of Arcane Knowledge, Deceit and Trickery. Shortly after Angadar ascended to godhood, he deified Bobil and charged him with the eternal task of guarding his realm from attack.		Unlike most other gods that control some aspect of life or philosophy, Bobil is an attendant. In life, the [[Minotaur\|minotaur]] Bobil was a faithful companion to [[Intermediate_Gods#Angadar\|Angadar]], who is now the god of Arcane Knowledge, Deceit and Trickery. Shortly after Angadar ascended to godhood, he deified Bobil and charged him with the eternal task of guarding his realm from attack.
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	Bobil has no temples of his own, because most of his holy duties take place at temples of Angadar in small shrines located off to the side.		Bobil has no temples of his own, because most of his holy duties take place at temples of Angadar in small shrines located off to the side.


	== Cha'reth ==		== Cha'reth ==
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	'''Domain''': Healing and Peace		'''Domain''': Healing and Peace

			'''Colors''': White, Green

	'''Clerical Domains:''' Healing, Protection		'''Clerical Domains:''' Healing, Protection
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	Cha'reth's worshippers are most often bards, clerics, druids, and rangers (all those who can cast divine healing magics) but he accepts any who seek to help others and serve the peace.		Cha'reth's worshippers are most often bards, clerics, druids, and rangers (all those who can cast divine healing magics) but he accepts any who seek to help others and serve the peace.

	==Evrak==		Char'reth has a temple in [[Zvidureth]], in central [[Pg:T'Nanshi\|T'Nanshi]].


			== Evrak ==

	'''Home Plane''': Carceri		'''Home Plane''': Carceri
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	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.		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.		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 me 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 believe 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.		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 me 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 believe 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.

	==Kelvos==
	'''		== Kelvos ==
	Alignment''': NE
			'''Alignment''': NE

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

			Kelvos has a discrete shrine in southern [[Pg:M'Chek\|M'Chek]].


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	In particular, Pelar's essence focuses on the male aspect of hunting, which covers the planning, the strategy, and the chase... and of course, the killing. He tends not to focus on the female aspects of hunting, those of animal fertility to increase population, the acts of providing food for sustenance, and the influence of the seasons and environment on the local game.		In particular, Pelar's essence focuses on the male aspect of hunting, which covers the planning, the strategy, and the chase... and of course, the killing. He tends not to focus on the female aspects of hunting, those of animal fertility to increase population, the acts of providing food for sustenance, and the influence of the seasons and environment on the local game.

	Pelar's major temple is located within the elven capitol city of Le'Or T'Nanshi. He has many shrines all over the woods, and often his priests appear as normal rangers indistinguishable from other non-clergy. Pelar is one of the few minor gods who can make druids in addition to clerics.		Pelar's major temple is located within the elven capitol city of [[Le'Or T'Nanshi]]. He has many shrines all over the woods, and often his priests appear as normal rangers indistinguishable from other non-clergy. Pelar is one of the few minor gods who can make druids in addition to clerics.


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	Followers of Ra-Ghul can be found on all sides of a conflict, for the god cares not for causes or reasons. Only the rage of the fight is what concerns him.		Followers of Ra-Ghul can be found on all sides of a conflict, for the god cares not for causes or reasons. Only the rage of the fight is what concerns him.


	== The Harpinger ==		== The Harpinger ==
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	In mortal life, The'ton was a brilliant orc bandit who built the nation of Dubanat. He loyally followed Valok during that time, and maintains strong ties even as an immortal.		In mortal life, The'ton was a brilliant orc bandit who built the nation of Dubanat. He loyally followed Valok during that time, and maintains strong ties even as an immortal.

			[[Mikona]] is home of The'ton's only temple in southern Negaria. His church's main temple is in Cronthetus, the capital of [[Pg:Dubunat\|Dubanat]].

Blakebenneset: /* Cha'reth */

2006-02-16T22:29:01Z

Cha'reth

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	Bobil has no temples of his own, because most of his holy duties take place at temples of Angadar in small shrines located off to the side.		Bobil has no temples of his own, because most of his holy duties take place at temples of Angadar in small shrines located off to the side.

	==Cha'reth==		== Cha'reth ==
	[[Image:Chareth_Small.jpg\|150px\|right]]		[[Image:Chareth_Small.jpg\|150px\|right]]
	'''Alignment''': CG		'''Alignment''': CG
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	'''Clerical Domains:''' Healing, Protection		'''Clerical Domains:''' Healing, Protection

			'''Religious Orders:''' [[Guild:Healers of Cha'reth\|Healers of Cha'reth]]

Blakebenneset: /* Ra-Ghul */

2006-02-16T22:27:38Z

Ra-Ghul

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	'''Clerical Domains:''' Strength, War		'''Clerical Domains:''' Strength, War

			'''Religious Orders:''' [[Guild:FuryofRa-Ghul\|Fury of Ra-Ghul]]


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	Followers of Ra-Ghul can be found on all sides of a conflict, for the god cares not for causes or reasons. Only the rage of the fight is what concerns him.		Followers of Ra-Ghul can be found on all sides of a conflict, for the god cares not for causes or reasons. Only the rage of the fight is what concerns him.


	== The Harpinger ==		== The Harpinger ==

Blakebenneset at 22:25, 16 February 2006

2006-02-16T22:25:09Z

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Blakebenneset: /* The'ton */

2006-02-16T19:51:18Z

The'ton

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	'''Domain:''' Fear, Intimidation		'''Domain:''' Fear, Intimidation

	'''Colors:''' ~~Silver~~		'''Synbol:''' A mailed orcish fist

			'''Colors:''' Gold, Black

	'''Clerical Domains:''' Evil, Trickery		'''Clerical Domains:''' Evil, Trickery

	'''Religious Orders:''' [[Guild:ChildrenoftheDreadlord\|Children of the Dreadlord]]		'''Religious Orders:''' [[Guild:ChildrenoftheDreadlord\|Children of the Dreadlord]]


	Scary stories around the campfire, as well as tales that mothers tell their children to frighten them often center about The'ton. If there were ever a "Boogie Man" on Avlis, it would be him.		Scary stories around the campfire, as well as tales that mothers tell their children to frighten them often center about The'ton. If there were ever a "Boogie Man" on Avlis, it would be him.