Verossa - Revision history

Sarmanos at 16:22, 26 September 2025

2025-09-26T16:22:19Z

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

	'''Worshippers Alignment:''' Any Chaotic, Any Unseelie Court [[Fey\|Fairy]]		'''Worshippers Alignment:''' Any Chaotic, Any Unseelie Court Titanian [[Fey\|Fairy]]

	'''Area of Control:''' Natural Destruction, Unseelie Court Titanian Fairies		'''Area of Control:''' Natural Destruction, Unseelie Court Titanian Fairies

Sarmanos at 16:21, 26 September 2025

2025-09-26T16:21:56Z

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

	'''Worshippers Alignment:''' Any Chaotic		'''Worshippers Alignment:''' Any Chaotic, Any Unseelie Court [[Fey\|Fairy]]

	'''Area of Control:''' Natural Destruction		'''Area of Control:''' Natural Destruction, Unseelie Court Titanian Fairies

	'''Clerical Domains:''' [[Magic:Level#Destruction\|Destruction]], [[Magic:Level#Air\|Air]], [[Magic:Level#Earth\|Earth]], [[Magic:Level#Fire\|Fire]]		'''Clerical Domains:''' [[Magic:Level#Destruction\|Destruction]], [[Magic:Level#Air\|Air]], [[Magic:Level#Earth\|Earth]], [[Magic:Level#Fire\|Fire]]

Sarmanos: Properly capitalized Dru'El

2024-05-23T22:43:09Z

Properly capitalized Dru'El

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	The concept of "natural destruction" is up for semantic debate. Verossa seems to have a strict code followed by her "official" church. Un-natural destruction, i.e. murder and senseless harm is forbidden "officially", but like in any religion there are extremists who take the law a bit far. Oddly enough these extremists, often druids, still get spells granted to them even when they take their definition of "natural destruction" a bit too far. Rangers who follow Verossa are sometimes known as the Hand of Verossa.		The concept of "natural destruction" is up for semantic debate. Verossa seems to have a strict code followed by her "official" church. Un-natural destruction, i.e. murder and senseless harm is forbidden "officially", but like in any religion there are extremists who take the law a bit far. Oddly enough these extremists, often druids, still get spells granted to them even when they take their definition of "natural destruction" a bit too far. Rangers who follow Verossa are sometimes known as the Hand of Verossa.

	Verossa is the mother to the god [[Evrak]], who was sired by [[Maleki]], and the daughter to [[~~Dru%27El\|~~Dru'el]].		Verossa is the mother to the god [[Evrak]], who was sired by [[Maleki]], and the daughter to [[Dru'El]].

	A temple to Verossa is said to exist somewhere in the wilds of [[T'Nanshi]].		A temple to Verossa is said to exist somewhere in the wilds of [[T'Nanshi]].

Sarmanos: Removed link to the Hand of Verossa since there was never a page for it.

2024-05-23T22:42:15Z

Removed link to the Hand of Verossa since there was never a page for it.

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	Verossa is not exactly the goddess of weather because she doesn't have the ability to do NICE things with it. She only has limited control over the negative effects of it, in addition to any other kinds of non-weather related natural destructive effects. However, most of her abilities all lead back to bad weather.		Verossa is not exactly the goddess of weather because she doesn't have the ability to do NICE things with it. She only has limited control over the negative effects of it, in addition to any other kinds of non-weather related natural destructive effects. However, most of her abilities all lead back to bad weather.

	The concept of "natural destruction" is up for semantic debate. Verossa seems to have a strict code followed by her "official" church. Un-natural destruction, i.e. murder and senseless harm is forbidden "officially", but like in any religion there are extremists who take the law a bit far. Oddly enough these extremists, often druids, still get spells granted to them even when they take their definition of "natural destruction" a bit too far. Rangers who follow Verossa are sometimes known as the [[Hand of Verossa]].		The concept of "natural destruction" is up for semantic debate. Verossa seems to have a strict code followed by her "official" church. Un-natural destruction, i.e. murder and senseless harm is forbidden "officially", but like in any religion there are extremists who take the law a bit far. Oddly enough these extremists, often druids, still get spells granted to them even when they take their definition of "natural destruction" a bit too far. Rangers who follow Verossa are sometimes known as the Hand of Verossa.

	Verossa is the mother to the god [[Evrak]], who was sired by [[Maleki]], and the daughter to [[Dru%27El\|Dru'el]].		Verossa is the mother to the god [[Evrak]], who was sired by [[Maleki]], and the daughter to [[Dru%27El\|Dru'el]].

	A temple to Verossa is said to exist somewhere in the wilds of [[T'Nanshi]].		A temple to Verossa is said to exist somewhere in the wilds of [[T'Nanshi]].

Tid242 at 09:04, 27 February 2007

2007-02-27T09:04:14Z

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	The concept of "natural destruction" is up for semantic debate. Verossa seems to have a strict code followed by her "official" church. Un-natural destruction, i.e. murder and senseless harm is forbidden "officially", but like in any religion there are extremists who take the law a bit far. Oddly enough these extremists, often druids, still get spells granted to them even when they take their definition of "natural destruction" a bit too far. Rangers who follow Verossa are sometimes known as the [[Hand of Verossa]].		The concept of "natural destruction" is up for semantic debate. Verossa seems to have a strict code followed by her "official" church. Un-natural destruction, i.e. murder and senseless harm is forbidden "officially", but like in any religion there are extremists who take the law a bit far. Oddly enough these extremists, often druids, still get spells granted to them even when they take their definition of "natural destruction" a bit too far. Rangers who follow Verossa are sometimes known as the [[Hand of Verossa]].

	Verossa is the mother to the god [[Evrak]], sired by [[Maleki]], and the daughter to [[Dru'el]].		Verossa is the mother to the god [[Evrak]], who was sired by [[Maleki]], and the daughter to [[Dru%27El\|Dru'el]].

	A temple to Verossa is said to exist somewhere in the wilds of [[T'Nanshi]].		A temple to Verossa is said to exist somewhere in the wilds of [[T'Nanshi]].

Ghostie at 13:26, 26 February 2007

2007-02-26T13:26:34Z

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	The concept of "natural destruction" is up for semantic debate. Verossa seems to have a strict code followed by her "official" church. Un-natural destruction, i.e. murder and senseless harm is forbidden "officially", but like in any religion there are extremists who take the law a bit far. Oddly enough these extremists, often druids, still get spells granted to them even when they take their definition of "natural destruction" a bit too far. Rangers who follow Verossa are sometimes known as the [[Hand of Verossa]].		The concept of "natural destruction" is up for semantic debate. Verossa seems to have a strict code followed by her "official" church. Un-natural destruction, i.e. murder and senseless harm is forbidden "officially", but like in any religion there are extremists who take the law a bit far. Oddly enough these extremists, often druids, still get spells granted to them even when they take their definition of "natural destruction" a bit too far. Rangers who follow Verossa are sometimes known as the [[Hand of Verossa]].

	Verossa is ~~also~~ the mother to the god [[Evrak]], sired by [[Maleki]].		Verossa is the mother to the god [[Evrak]], sired by [[Maleki]], and the daughter to [[Dru'el]].

	A temple to Verossa is said to exist somewhere in the wilds of [[T'Nanshi]].		A temple to Verossa is said to exist somewhere in the wilds of [[T'Nanshi]].

Xenophile at 20:04, 23 February 2007

2007-02-23T20:04:31Z

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	[[Category:Lesser Gods]]		[[Category:Lesser Gods]]
	~~<center>~~{{~~LesserGods~~}}~~</center>~~		{{Deities}}
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	[[Image:Verossa_Small.jpg\|right\|150px]]		[[Image:Verossa_Small.jpg\|right\|150px]]

Landrin Mard: linkified domains

2007-02-06T02:31:08Z

linkified domains

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	'''Area of Control:''' Natural Destruction		'''Area of Control:''' Natural Destruction

	'''Clerical Domains:''' Destruction, Air, Earth, Fire		'''Clerical Domains:''' [[Magic:Level#Destruction\|Destruction]], [[Magic:Level#Air\|Air]], [[Magic:Level#Earth\|Earth]], [[Magic:Level#Fire\|Fire]]

Buddha: Added holy symbol

2006-12-05T00:16:57Z

Added holy symbol

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	<center>{{LesserGods}}</center>		<center>{{LesserGods}}</center>
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			[[Image:Verossa_Small.jpg\|right\|150px]]

	'''Colors:''' Rusty Red, Brown		'''Colors:''' Rusty Red, Brown

Xenophile at 01:09, 7 September 2006

2006-09-07T01:09:40Z

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	~~[[Category:Deity]]~~
	[[Category:Lesser Gods]]		[[Category:Lesser Gods]]
	<center>{{LesserGods}}</center>		<center>{{LesserGods}}</center>