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--- consolidated:religion:homebrewdeities:shan [2023/09/02 22:35] – ↷ Page moved from religion:homebrewdeities:shan to consolidated:religion:homebrewdeities:shan johnb
+++ consolidated:religion:homebrewdeities:shan [2025/05/04 17:38] (current) – [Temples and Shrines] johnb
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 ====== Shan ======
-Shan has the power to grant spells to his followers, although (technically, according to the Pathfinder rules) he is a Mythic Spirit, rather than a true deity.   He is a personification of the sea wind, and might be invoked during times of 'contrary' weather.  He has few followers but is often invoked by sailors, fishers, and others who travel on the sea.  His priests are, generally, drawn from those followers who multi-class a one or two divine levels with their previous class.
+__Nature Spirit - Master of the Sea Winds (CN) (M)__
-**However, make sure that you read the Powers section at the bottom of the page, if you ever consider Way as a deity for a Player Character.**
+Originally a local weather spirit, Shan has developed into a Quasi-deity as worshipper numbers have grown. He is a personification of the sea wind, and might be invoked during times of 'contrary' weather.  He has few followers but is often invoked by sailors, fishers, and others who travel on the sea.  His priests are, generally, drawn from those followers who multi-class a one or two divine levels with their previous class.
+**However, make sure that you read the Powers section at the bottom of the page, if you ever consider Shan as a deity for a Player Character.**
 ===== Background =====
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 ===== Church =====
-{{ :deities:shan.png?100|}}The Church of Shan is almost non-existent.  There are a couple of shrines dedicated to him, although he has a small chapel in Porter's Bar.  Most of his followers, and a few priests, are generally found at sea.
+{{ :deities:shan.png?100|}}The Church of Shan is almost non-existent.  There is a small chapel dedicated to him in Porter's Bar, and he is one of the deities acknowledged by the Cult of the Small Gods.
 He is normally represented as a gull.
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 ==== Temples and Shrines ====
-Shan doesn't have many buildings dedicated to his worship, but then he is a capricious weather spirit, and doesn't require much from his followers.
+Shan doesn't have many buildings dedicated to his worship, but then he is a capricious weather spirit, and doesn't require much from his followers.  He is happy that sailors and fishermen say small prayers to him and that he is incorporated as part of the cult of the small gods.
 ===== Powers =====
-Shan is a ++quasi-deity|a Pathfinder mythic character++ who can grant access to two domains, but can only grant spells up to Fifth Level, drawn from the Adept Spell list – higher level spell slots may be filled with lower level spells.  Shan does not allow adepts to take a Familiar at Level 2, but grants them access to his domains, instead.
+Shan is a ++quasi-deity|(a Pathfinder mythic character)++ who can grant access to two domains, but can only grant spells up to Fifth Level, drawn from the Adept Spell list – higher level spell slots may be filled with lower level spells.  Shan does not allow adepts to take a Familiar at Level 2, but grants them access to his domains instead.
 ==== Weather Domain (Storms) ====