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consolidated:religion:homebrewdeities:start [2026/01/17 16:33] – [Demigods] johnbconsolidated:religion:homebrewdeities:start [2026/03/30 14:27] (current) – [International Deities] johnb
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   * **Fortuna** – Lady Luck and patron of Fate.   * **Fortuna** – Lady Luck and patron of Fate.
  
-The three female over-deities, triplets whose origins are unknown, are all True Neutral.  They are grand and well known to high priests across the world - however, they are distant. They do not have churches or priesthoods and do not grant spells to mortals, nor do they recognize mortal prayers, but are believed to be the patrons and creators of deities and similar powers (past and Present). They are believed to be served by every deity, power or psychopomp, who can grant any of their domains – regardless of alignment. +The three female over-deities, triplets whose origins are unknown, are all True Neutral.  They are grand and well known to high priests across the world - however, they are distant. They do not have churches or priesthoods and do not grant spells to mortals, nor do they recognize mortal prayers, but are believed to be the patrons and creators of deities and similar powers (past and Present). They are believed to be served by every deity, power or psychopomp, who can grant domains – regardless of alignment. 
-++For Example|(Lamashtu, the PF mother of Monsters, serves Sybel in much the same way as Moradin or Ehlonna (a goddess of Forests, Woodlands, Flora, Fauna, and Fertilitydoes).+++++For Example|(Lamashtu, the PF mother of Monsters, serves Sybel in much the same way as Ehlonna a 3e a goddess of Forest Fertility does).++
  
  
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 ===== Mainstream Deities ===== ===== Mainstream Deities =====
  
-There are many deities from ++'traditional'|(D&D or Pathfinder)++ pantheons that I like and incorporate in my games.  Somehowever, need tweaking to fit in with the game world.+There are many deities from ++'traditional'|(D&D or Pathfinder)++ pantheons that I like and incorporate in my games.  These are deitiesfrom those sources who feature prominently.
  
 +====== International Deities ======
  
-[[Wee-Jas|Wee Jas]] -  I have always liked Wee-Jas, and thought that she was one of the more original deities from the D&D pantheon She started off as a Lawful Neutral deitychanged to having Evil tendencies, but, with 5e, seems to have returned to her earlier philosophies.  I have three separate 'churches' spread around my campaign world One with strongly LE philosophiesthat is hangover from earlier time, and two others that are more palatable in the 'modern' world. +[[Wee-Jas|Wee Jas]] -  The priests of Wee Jas once conquered much of the world using portals that gave access to the Paths of the DeadThe Wangate Empirenamed after the portals that were used to bring in undead monsters to pacify and control a region, ruled for centuries before it was overthrown.  The aftereffects are still felt around the world While there are few people who revere Wee Jas left in the worldthey are few, and (in most cases) they are still feared by the population at large.. 
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 +[[consolidated:religion:homebrewpantheons:thegreen|The Green]] - The philosophies followed by nature lovers everywhere.  While the detail charges from place to place, the core concepts of respecting the world, forests, animals and nature, in general, hold across the world.  This philosophy can incorporate the worship of many different deities and spirits
  
 [[OfficialDeities|Official Deities]] - My take on deities from the 3.5 and PF pantheons. [[OfficialDeities|Official Deities]] - My take on deities from the 3.5 and PF pantheons.
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 They aren't completely home-brewed  :)   Some contain deities from the D&D 3.5 rules, some include deities from the pathfinder rules, a few of them are home-brew deities, and some are just different presentations of something that already exists in the rules.  However, I feel they give my worlds a slightly different feel, and might make players think about their character background and personality a bit more.  All grist to the mill of role-playing. They aren't completely home-brewed  :)   Some contain deities from the D&D 3.5 rules, some include deities from the pathfinder rules, a few of them are home-brew deities, and some are just different presentations of something that already exists in the rules.  However, I feel they give my worlds a slightly different feel, and might make players think about their character background and personality a bit more.  All grist to the mill of role-playing.
  
-  * [[consolidated:religion:homebrewpantheons:thegreen|The Green]] - my variant on the green faith. 
   * [[consolidated:religion:homebrewpantheons:the_wen|The Wen Deities]]   * [[consolidated:religion:homebrewpantheons:the_wen|The Wen Deities]]
   * [[consolidated:religion:homebrewpantheons:OldLords|The Old Lords]]   * [[consolidated:religion:homebrewpantheons:OldLords|The Old Lords]]
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   * [[Takri]] - Pychopomp, and patron of navigators.   * [[Takri]] - Pychopomp, and patron of navigators.
   * [[Arth]] - The Hope for Lost Causes, patron of hermits and heroes.   * [[Arth]] - The Hope for Lost Causes, patron of hermits and heroes.
-  * Maruma - The three-fold goddess - Maiden, Mother & Crone - patron of Women and Families.+  * [[Maruma]] - The three-fold goddess - Maiden, Mother & Crone - patron of Women and Community.
  
 ==== Nature Spirits ==== ==== Nature Spirits ====
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