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Ghostie: /* Yeraiah */

2006-02-17T14:03:44Z

Yeraiah

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	The lesser goddess Yeraiah was elevated to her position after her marriage to Mikon early in his godhood. Although she did not create a race for herself, ~~Yeriaha~~ took on some followers and helped them to survive in Jechran, the area they called home. Yeraiah serves a complementary role to the warrior goddess, Dre'Ana, emphasizing the balance of strength and femininity in women. She favors the women in the world who are self-sufficient and strong.		The lesser goddess Yeraiah was elevated to her position after her marriage to Mikon early in his godhood. Although she did not create a race for herself, Yeraiah took on some followers and helped them to survive in Jechran, the area they called home. Yeraiah serves a complementary role to the warrior goddess, Dre'Ana, emphasizing the balance of strength and femininity in women. She favors the women in the world who are self-sufficient and strong.

	The teachings of Yeraiah state that the balance of the land is tied directly to the fertility of women and their role as lifegivers and caretakers. She taught the women of Jechran the art of sowing and ploughing so they could survive and is credited for many of the herbal secrets that supposedly increase the chances of female births. Her focus on women and her drive for balance come from the belief that men habitually ill-treat the earth yet she, like a patient cow, keeps on serving them and, thus, keeping them alive.		The teachings of Yeraiah state that the balance of the land is tied directly to the fertility of women and their role as lifegivers and caretakers. She taught the women of Jechran the art of sowing and ploughing so they could survive and is credited for many of the herbal secrets that supposedly increase the chances of female births. Her focus on women and her drive for balance come from the belief that men habitually ill-treat the earth yet she, like a patient cow, keeps on serving them and, thus, keeping them alive.

Blakebenneset: /* Hurine */

2006-02-17T00:15:30Z

Hurine

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	Clerics of Hurine are easily recognized by their light colored robes with dark brown or golden trim. They are not quite as numerous as other clerics from the various churches, but it is generally easy to find at least one or two in any city. Larger cities tend to have greater numbers of them. In the southern part of Avlis, they are not as common as they are in the Seven Cities, and parts of The Kurathene Empire, though they can still be found.		Clerics of Hurine are easily recognized by their light colored robes with dark brown or golden trim. They are not quite as numerous as other clerics from the various churches, but it is generally easy to find at least one or two in any city. Larger cities tend to have greater numbers of them. In the southern part of Avlis, they are not as common as they are in the Seven Cities, and parts of The Kurathene Empire, though they can still be found.

	[[Kuras]] is home to ~~a temple~~, and [[Deglos]], [[Elysia]] and [[Le'Or T'Nanshi]] have shrines to Hurine.		[[Kuras]] and [[Visimontium]] are home to temples, and [[Deglos]], [[Elysia]] and [[Le'Or T'Nanshi]] have shrines to Hurine.

	== Senath ==		== Senath ==

Blakebenneset: /* Fegall */

2006-02-17T00:15:06Z

Fegall

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	Aside from his craftsmenship, Fegall is revered by all gnomes, or at least acknowledged by them as their creator. His center of worship is located in the nation of Deglos, however the Church of Fegall does not form any strict cohesive unit to speak of. Clerics of Fegall are often great craftsmen or academics in their own right, and although they see it as being very important to pass down their knowledge as Fegall did, there is no one Church-sanctioned way to do this. What often happens is that followers interested in learning a craft will flock to a cleric of Fegall who is regarded as an expert in that area. The cleric will collect these "disciples" around themself and they will organize into a "Guild". In this case, the word "Guild" has the connotation of a crafting guild. This crafting guild may or may not be part of an official city's craft guild if there is one, and they often have no official connection to the headquarters of the Church. However, the Church does not mind at all, because they merely regard it as a normal function of their religion to form groups for passing knowledge.		Aside from his craftsmenship, Fegall is revered by all gnomes, or at least acknowledged by them as their creator. His center of worship is located in the nation of Deglos, however the Church of Fegall does not form any strict cohesive unit to speak of. Clerics of Fegall are often great craftsmen or academics in their own right, and although they see it as being very important to pass down their knowledge as Fegall did, there is no one Church-sanctioned way to do this. What often happens is that followers interested in learning a craft will flock to a cleric of Fegall who is regarded as an expert in that area. The cleric will collect these "disciples" around themself and they will organize into a "Guild". In this case, the word "Guild" has the connotation of a crafting guild. This crafting guild may or may not be part of an official city's craft guild if there is one, and they often have no official connection to the headquarters of the Church. However, the Church does not mind at all, because they merely regard it as a normal function of their religion to form groups for passing knowledge.

	Fegall has ~~a temple~~ in [[Deglos]].		Fegall has temples in [[Deglos]] and [[Visimontium]].


	== Hurine ==		== Hurine ==

Blakebenneset: /* Wilsash */

2006-02-17T00:12:13Z

Wilsash

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	Wilsash is known to be good friends with Xenon, god of lycanthropes. The two are often seen together, and their churches seem to get along well also.		Wilsash is known to be good friends with Xenon, god of lycanthropes. The two are often seen together, and their churches seem to get along well also.

	A shrine to Wilsash can be found in [[Deglos]].		A shrine to Wilsash can be found in [[Deglos]], and a temple is in the wilds of southern Negaria.

	==Yeraiah==		==Yeraiah==

Blakebenneset: /* Wilsash */

2006-02-17T00:11:31Z

Wilsash

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	Wilsash is known to be good friends with Xenon, god of lycanthropes. The two are often seen together, and their churches seem to get along well also.		Wilsash is known to be good friends with Xenon, god of lycanthropes. The two are often seen together, and their churches seem to get along well also.

			A shrine to Wilsash can be found in [[Deglos]].

	==Yeraiah==		==Yeraiah==

Blakebenneset: /* Senath */

2006-02-17T00:08:25Z

Senath

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	The church of Senath is not as geared towards war as that of Toran, however it does understand the need for it, and will often help with strategic matters when it can in these cases. Some of Senath's clerics are geared towards this career and take up instruction in matters of war. Others work only in political circles as advisors to nobles, though the priests rarely covet the power for themselves. Power is not the issue. Strategy is, after all. Senath uses the blue and silver colorings of his father, yet they are accompanied by black and white.		The church of Senath is not as geared towards war as that of Toran, however it does understand the need for it, and will often help with strategic matters when it can in these cases. Some of Senath's clerics are geared towards this career and take up instruction in matters of war. Others work only in political circles as advisors to nobles, though the priests rarely covet the power for themselves. Power is not the issue. Strategy is, after all. Senath uses the blue and silver colorings of his father, yet they are accompanied by black and white.

	[[Deglos]] has a shrine to Senath.		[[Kuras]] has a temple, and [[Deglos]] has a shrine to Senath.

	== Skern ==		== Skern ==

Blakebenneset: /* Hurine */

2006-02-17T00:08:03Z

Hurine

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	Clerics of Hurine are easily recognized by their light colored robes with dark brown or golden trim. They are not quite as numerous as other clerics from the various churches, but it is generally easy to find at least one or two in any city. Larger cities tend to have greater numbers of them. In the southern part of Avlis, they are not as common as they are in the Seven Cities, and parts of The Kurathene Empire, though they can still be found.		Clerics of Hurine are easily recognized by their light colored robes with dark brown or golden trim. They are not quite as numerous as other clerics from the various churches, but it is generally easy to find at least one or two in any city. Larger cities tend to have greater numbers of them. In the southern part of Avlis, they are not as common as they are in the Seven Cities, and parts of The Kurathene Empire, though they can still be found.

	[[Deglos]], [[Elysia]] and [[Le'Or T'Nanshi]] have shrines to Hurine.		[[Kuras]] is home to a temple, and [[Deglos]], [[Elysia]] and [[Le'Or T'Nanshi]] have shrines to Hurine.

	== Senath ==		== Senath ==

Blakebenneset: /* Senath */

2006-02-17T00:06:29Z

Senath

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	The church of Senath is not as geared towards war as that of Toran, however it does understand the need for it, and will often help with strategic matters when it can in these cases. Some of Senath's clerics are geared towards this career and take up instruction in matters of war. Others work only in political circles as advisors to nobles, though the priests rarely covet the power for themselves. Power is not the issue. Strategy is, after all. Senath uses the blue and silver colorings of his father, yet they are accompanied by black and white.		The church of Senath is not as geared towards war as that of Toran, however it does understand the need for it, and will often help with strategic matters when it can in these cases. Some of Senath's clerics are geared towards this career and take up instruction in matters of war. Others work only in political circles as advisors to nobles, though the priests rarely covet the power for themselves. Power is not the issue. Strategy is, after all. Senath uses the blue and silver colorings of his father, yet they are accompanied by black and white.

			[[Deglos]] has a shrine to Senath.

	== Skern ==		== Skern ==