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Symbol: A silver ring with four pointed star that touches the outer edge\\ | Symbol: A silver ring with four pointed star that touches the outer edge\\ | ||
Holy Weapon: Stiletto (never ornamented except for her symbol top of the handle)\\ | Holy Weapon: Stiletto (never ornamented except for her symbol top of the handle)\\ | ||
- | Celebration Day: Late winter where it’s cold, or the hottest days in warm climates. | + | Celebration Day: Late winter where it’s cold, or the hottest days in warm climates. |
+ | Her champion, called The Watcher, is a key figure in her lore. | ||
==The Hungering Darkness== | ==The Hungering Darkness== | ||
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Symbol: Plain back stone disk\\ | Symbol: Plain back stone disk\\ | ||
Holy weapon: dagger\\ | Holy weapon: dagger\\ | ||
- | Celebration Day: Near the end of harvest season, but before cold sets in. Exact celebration style depends on the funerary rites of the culture, but centers on celebrating your ancestors, mourning those lost over the year. | + | Celebration Day: Near the end of harvest season, but before cold sets in. Exact celebration style depends on the funerary rites of the culture, but centers on celebrating your ancestors, mourning those lost over the year.\\ |
==The Tyrant== | ==The Tyrant== | ||
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Symbol: Bloodied Spear\\ | Symbol: Bloodied Spear\\ | ||
Holy weapon: Spears or Polearms\\ | Holy weapon: Spears or Polearms\\ | ||
- | Celebration Day: Held in mid spring, in cultures where it is celebrated openly it involves games of strength and martial prowess. | + | Celebration Day: Held in mid spring, in cultures where it is celebrated openly it involves games of strength and martial prowess. |
+ | The champion has three noteworthy champions, the horsemen Famine, Fury, and Ruin. | ||
==Tiamat== | ==Tiamat== | ||
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Symbol: 5 headed dragon (‘cause she’s an egomaniac) | Symbol: 5 headed dragon (‘cause she’s an egomaniac) | ||
Holy Weapon: claws and teeth | Holy Weapon: claws and teeth | ||
- | Celebration Day: The day of Betrayal | + | Celebration Day: The day of Betrayal |
+ | Tiamat has a chosen champion from each of the chromatic dragon colors and her most devout followers are known as the Lash of Mortals.\\ | ||
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Symbol: Open hand, palm outward\\ | Symbol: Open hand, palm outward\\ | ||
Holy weapon: fists and other unarmed\\ | Holy weapon: fists and other unarmed\\ | ||
- | Celebration Day: Held on the Autumnal Equinox is a quiet observation. | + | Celebration Day: Held on the Autumnal Equinox is a quiet observation. |
+ | In all but the most ancient stories Apsu is depicted as having a mate known as The Walker in Darkness (aka The Guiding Star or The Shield in the Night) | ||
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Symbol: a butterfly, or long pointed star\\ | Symbol: a butterfly, or long pointed star\\ | ||
holy weapons: Whip or Rapier\\ | holy weapons: Whip or Rapier\\ | ||
- | Celebration Day: location in the year varies wildly by culture, but will often be a week of celebration with examples of Theater, Dance, Concerts. | + | Celebration Day: location in the year varies wildly by culture, but will often be a week of celebration with examples of Theater, Dance, Concerts. |
+ | Desna has two attendants Shine and Void, they are never depicted as humanoid.\\ | ||
==Eros== | ==Eros== | ||
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God of romantic love, weather, wind\\ | God of romantic love, weather, wind\\ | ||
Symbol: A rose on clouds (often stormclouds)\\ | Symbol: A rose on clouds (often stormclouds)\\ | ||
- | Celebration Day: Held in Spring, sometimes in conjunction with the Dawnflower’s holiday, sometimes a specific day in Desna’s week. Features competitions of artwork, and maypole type events. | + | Celebration Day: Held in Spring, sometimes in conjunction with the Dawnflower’s holiday, sometimes a specific day in Desna’s week. Features competitions of artwork, and maypole type events.\\ |
+ | Eros has two well known heralds: Rain and Petal often depicted as pixies or similar. | ||
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Holy weapon: a spear or bow\\ | Holy weapon: a spear or bow\\ | ||
Symbols: | Symbols: | ||
- | Celebration Day: Almost never a formal celebration day. But some cultures do specify days where sacrifices are made to nature. | + | Celebration Day: Almost never a formal celebration day. But some cultures do specify days where sacrifices are made to nature. |
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Nethys is said to have been a mortal who learned more about magic and replaced, or possibly merged with the prior Aspect of the Role. One source implies it was connected to Tiamat’s ascension and the prior aspect was a Regent, and possibly evil. His split nature serves as lesson about the potential of the Arcane for both good and evil.\\ | Nethys is said to have been a mortal who learned more about magic and replaced, or possibly merged with the prior Aspect of the Role. One source implies it was connected to Tiamat’s ascension and the prior aspect was a Regent, and possibly evil. His split nature serves as lesson about the potential of the Arcane for both good and evil.\\ | ||
- | Celebration Day: Early Winter, or opposite the stormy season, Nethys’ holiday is rarely observed outside the company of historians or arcane researchers. | + | Celebration Day: Early Winter, or opposite the stormy season, Nethys’ holiday is rarely observed outside the company of historians or arcane researchers. |
+ | Nethys is far too broken to have true champions, but many cultures have stories of The Great Maesters who were almost Avatars of what used to be called the schools of magic. | ||
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Symbol: two concentric rings, the inner having spikes that point outward the outer ring pointing inward. | Symbol: two concentric rings, the inner having spikes that point outward the outer ring pointing inward. | ||
Holy weapon: kris or katar\\ | Holy weapon: kris or katar\\ | ||
- | Celebration Day: Extremely uncommon, but there are cultures that dedicate a day to the facing of fears who link those events to the Lord of Fear. Though generally as a way of holding him back. | + | Celebration Day: Extremely uncommon, but there are cultures that dedicate a day to the facing of fears who link those events to the Lord of Fear. Though generally as a way of holding him back.\\ |
+ | Numerous aspects are depicted, though whether they are champions, independent avatars, or simply changes in appearance is unclear. | ||
==The Stalker== | ==The Stalker== | ||
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Symbol: a wavy bladed dagger\\ | Symbol: a wavy bladed dagger\\ | ||
holy weapon: dagger or shortsword, poison\\ | holy weapon: dagger or shortsword, poison\\ | ||
- | Celebration Day: Unique to Drow culture, and more specifically an ancient custom of the highest clans, there is a " | + | Celebration Day: Unique to Drow culture, and more specifically an ancient custom of the highest clans, there is a " |
+ | Many cultures depict The Stalker with an apprentice though this is not universal. | ||
==The Covetous One== | ==The Covetous One== | ||
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Symbol Crossed Cutlass and loop of Chains (usually white on a field of black)\\ | Symbol Crossed Cutlass and loop of Chains (usually white on a field of black)\\ | ||
Multiple cultures tell of a master thief god who had his riches and godhead stolen.\\ | Multiple cultures tell of a master thief god who had his riches and godhead stolen.\\ | ||
- | Celebration Day: Not a scheduled day by any stretch, more an expectation that a big haul is to be celebrated and some of the loot shared around. | + | Celebration Day: Not a scheduled day by any stretch, more an expectation that a big haul is to be celebrated and some of the loot shared around. |
+ | Stories often tell of a First Mate called The Lash. | ||
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Small Gods | Small Gods | ||
- | Small gods are the least powerful of deities. To the point that the most powerful mortals often exceed their power. | + | Small gods are the least powerful of deities. To the point that the most powerful mortals often exceed their power. |
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