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| Deity |
Sphere |
Alignment |
Telesterion |
High Holy One |
Race |
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| Maker |
Making, Fighters |
Lawful Good |
Hidden Valley |
Gondemar |
Huldrafolk, Stone Brothers |
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| Grey Lord |
Law, Order, Reflection, Binding, Mages, Monks |
Lawful Neutral |
Diaspar |
Hektor |
Halfbreeds, Kobolds, Forentines, Wengen |
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| Darkness |
Night, Moon, Assassins, Stealth |
Lawful Evil |
Velvet Green |
Titania |
Faerie |
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| Phoenix |
Life, Rebirth, Ressurrection, Reincarnation |
Neutral Good |
New Nostoblet |
Gules Lyon |
Phoenician Elfar |
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| Deathgod |
Death, Warfare, Invention, Avarice |
Neutral Evil |
Death Star |
Tarkin |
Khannish |
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| Brilliance |
Sunlight, Hearth & home, Motherhood |
Chaotic Good |
Port Suame |
Maja Barusse |
Atrian |
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| traveller |
Traveling, Freedom, Music |
Chaotic Neutral |
Talismonde |
Parker Shalenak |
Kav Elfar |
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| Mother of Knives |
Destruction, Theft, Greed |
Chaotic Evil |
Kalkutta |
Dreadfiend |
Lios Elfar |
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With the Necrodemian Deathgod in control of Akashic Records and
the Necrodemian Phoenix in control of the Mortal Coil,
unfaithful souls and spirits began to leave the world permenently upon death, with no hope for
reincarnation or ressurrection of the wathan.
Religious persecution was severe for non-Pantheon religions.
Necrodemian Law did not tolerate other religions. Public worship of non-Pantheon deities
was punishable by execution anywhere except the Street of the Gods in Imperial Enseljos, a
lengthy boulevard lined with temples of all cultures.
Red Light began to affect clerics caught outside of their temples, severely restricting the spread
of non-Necrodemian religions.
Forest Coven—druids—were not tolerated, and worship of nature was punishable as
any other heretic religion. Necrodemian officials paid gold for the wooden torcs that deepwood
druids wore, living wood necklaces grown in place about the neck. There was only one way to
remove them intact. The bloody profession of “dragging for torcs” became
common, if unrespected.
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