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| - | ====== Powers ====== | ||
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| - | ===== Overview ===== | ||
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| - | The greatest powers do not need a system of shrines and temples to attract followers, they do not make any great demands (in terms of worship) on their follows and their priests are few and far between – and probably don’t know their deities personally. | ||
| - | The natural powers are often venerated as a whole, and between them they support a network of nature priests and druids – many of who live deep in the natural wilderness and only come to ‘civilised’ areas occasionally, | ||
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| - | Other powers are not so obvious and have to do something to get the attention of the shorter lived mortals. | ||
| - | For ease of use, powers are categorised into four different groups. | ||
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| - | Great Powers have huge numbers of followers and can give grant their priests the ability to cast any divine spell. | ||
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| - | ===== Great Powers ===== | ||
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| - | Greater powers can grant their clerics access to any divine spell as per the rules. | ||
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| - | ==== Primordial Powers ==== | ||
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| - | Primordial Powers do not need temples or followers to maintain their power and position - They are nature in its raw state. | ||
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| - | |An|The Sky - Father and Greatest of all (Mespotamian) | | ||
| - | |Thea|The Sun, Light personified, | ||
| - | |Phoebe|The Moon - Patron of the night (Greek)| | ||
| - | |Gea|The Earth - Mother and Nurturer (Greek)| | ||
| - | |Fortuna| Otherwise known as Destiny or lady Luck - Just don't call on her by name .... (Roman / Disc World) | | ||
| - | |The Fates| Once your destiny is written, you can't escape it. However, you can rewrite it. (various) | | ||
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| - | ++ The Fates| Norns (Norse), Fates (Greek) Shai (Egyptian) | ||
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| - | ==== Deities ==== | ||
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| - | These lesser powers took an early interest in the peoples of the world, and have helped them establish them selves. | ||
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| - | ^The Children of An ||| | ||
| - | |**Cawin**|(LG)|The Great leader. | ||
| - | |**Aquina**|(NG)| Essence of Rivers, Lakes, Wetlands, Mothers and Plenty. Daughter of An and Gea, Half-sister of Cawin and Zalina, it was Aquina who nurtured the first people in the river valleys and bounteous swamp lands and she is the deity of fertility. | ||
| - | |**Zalina**|(CG)|Goddess of the Sea and shore. | ||
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| - | ^ Other Deities ||| | ||
| - | |Bagmet - Moved to rework!| (TN)|< | ||
| - | |Laurin|(LG)| An ancient King of the Dwarves who ascended to godhood. patron of Dwarves, Smiths, Miners and stoneworkers (Germanic)| | ||
| - | |Shan| (TN) | Reincarnation of an old Chinese Spirit Bird, now Mistress of the Winds and the Sea. (Oriental) | | ||
| - | |Dav|(CN)| The the Drunken master of the Revels (new)| | ||
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| - | ===== Lesser Powers ===== | ||
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| - | Lesser powers can grant spells up to 7th level | ||
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| - | ==== Primodial Powers ==== | ||
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| - | Powerful enough to menace humanity - their followers are few and far between. | ||
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| - | |Phoenix|NG|The Fire Bird - the symbol of hope incarnate (Greek/ | ||
| - | |Behemoth| TN |The Strong. (biblical)| | ||
| - | |Keeveen|TN|The shy god (New)| | ||
| - | |Asag|CN|Scourge of the Deep Mines. (Sumerian)| | ||
| - | |Demagorgon| LE |The Secret god. (Greek)| | ||
| - | |Surtur|LE|Giant god of Fire (Norse) | | ||
| - | |Lamashtu|NE|The Mother of Monsters, who menaces women during childbirth and kidnaps their children. Mespotamian) | | ||
| - | |Tiamat|CE|Mother of the Chromatic Dragons (Babylonian) | | ||
| - | |Leviathon |CE| The Sea Monster and Chaos Incarnate. (Biblical)| | ||
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| - | ++ The Fates| Norns (Norse), Fates (Greek) Shai (Egyptian) | ||
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| - | ===== Minor Powers ===== | ||
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| - | Minor powers are immortal but are not much more powerful than the best of mortals. | ||
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| - | ===== Least Powers ===== | ||
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| - | Least Powers are immortal and don't grant spells to their followers except in rare circumstances. | ||
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| - | |The Muses|TN|Companions of Bards – Sometimes known as Dav’s daughters| | ||
| - | |Valane|LN|Servants to the gods and choosers of the slain. | ||
| - | |The Wild Hunt| CN|A supernatural group of huntsmen passing in wild pursuit. Lead by Herne the Hunter.| | ||
| - | |Varen| TN | Wen messenger of the Gods and Enforcer of the Wen Faith.| | ||
| - | |The Fates| TN |Destiny' | ||
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| - | **Other examples include** | ||
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| - | * Vampires | ||
| - | * Liches | ||
| - | * Some Mythic Characters | ||
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