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	\|Chaos, Good, Healing, Magic		\|Chaos, Good, Healing, Magic
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	\|[[Morninglord]]		\|[[Morninglord]]

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	'''Paladine'''		'''Paladine'''

			Paladine was one of the first gods summoned by the High God from the Beyond. He represents the divine power of majesty, and is patron deity to the gods of Good. He supports the soul’s drive to strive for greatness, and is representative of leadership. He is also representative of the ideal of redemption, striving to bring those who have fallen to darkness back into the light. He was more involved in the affairs of mortals than other gods, often taking on odd identities to guide and advise mortals towards the path of good in secret. Paladine was husband to Mishakal, and father of Kiri-Jolith, Habbakuk, and Solinari. He was advised by Majere. Paladine was opposed to all the gods of Evil, but especially to Takhisis. At the end of the War of Souls, he gave up his divinity and became a mortal.

			He is highly worshiped by the elves of Krynn, and many paladins of all races. His worshipers are most often leaders, and his church was highly organized before his fall to mortality.

	'''Reorx'''		'''Reorx'''
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	'''Takhisis'''		'''Takhisis'''

			Takhisis, along with Paladine, was called from the Beyond to be custodians of the world. Takhisis was responsible for the corruption of the Chromatic Dragons, and appeared in one form as a dragon with heads of blue, black, white, red, and green. Like Paladine, she involves herself in the affairs of mortals in secret identities more than the other gods, often trying to lure followers to grow her power base in her neverending quest to destroy all good on Krynn and rule supreme. She was the head of the Evil gods, consort to Sargonnas, and mother to Zeboim and Nuitari. During the War of Souls, she was stripped of her divinity and immortality by the other gods for her role in the war.

			Her followers were also highly organized, like Paladine's, with a distinct hierarchy and separated into five distinct armies, each holding fealty to one of her 'heads' or 'colors' of dragon. Those who seek power and control are most often her followers.

	'''Zeboim'''		'''Zeboim'''

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	'''Chemosh'''		'''Chemosh'''

			One of the first to join the Queen of Darkness in her rebellion against the High God and the order of Creation, Chemosh is the creator and ruler of the undead. Chemosh raises and animates corpses and imprisons souls by tempting mortals with promises of eternal “life,” dooming them to a horrible existence as his undead slaves.

			Chemosh's teachings to his followers is a web of lies intended to sway them to himself, attempting to protray himself as a benevolent god in a cruel world. His follower's dogma thus does not match his true views, though a few of his highest clerics are aware of the misdirection. These misdirected followers believe the world came from pure chaos with no plan, that mortals have no souls, and that people should make the best of their life while they are in the flesh. Further, Chemosh preaches to his followers that the gods of good make hollow promises about the afterlife, which is actually a gateway back to meaningless chaos. His highest clerics, on the other hand, know the true goal is to bring more mortals to undeath, but they work in secret, with no centralized authority.

	'''Chislev'''		'''Chislev'''
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	'''Hiddukel'''		'''Hiddukel'''

			Hiddukel, god of ill-gotten wealth and deals, is the patron deity of dishonest businessmen, merchants, and thieves. A cunning dealmaker, Hiddukel trades on greed. He constantly seeks to secure bargains, which entail the swap ping of wealth in exchange for a soul. Although he is calculating and predatory, Hiddukel often takes the guise of a fawning and fumbling merchant. Those tricked into bargaining with him may gain what they think is their heart’s desire, only to find it brings them misery in the end.

			It is exceedingly rare for people to willingly become clerics of Hiddukel, more likely it is the result of a trick or a bargain. They are not well-organized, given Hiddukels' prizing of treachery, even in his clerics against fellow clergy. The clergy is ordered to pursue and attain wealth by any means necessary, and they typically do so in secret, leading double lives in prominent positions.

	'''Kiri-Jolith'''		'''Kiri-Jolith'''
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	'''Morgion'''		'''Morgion'''

			The god of pestilence, de cay, and disease, Morgion is widely feared by almost all humanoid races. Those few who worship him are re viled and almost always conduct their worship in secret. Even the other evil deities refuse to associate with him. Morgion feeds on fear, and he uses the ravages of disease to spread fear among humans.

			Morgion rarely deigns to speak to his clerics. He prefers to do his foul work in secret even from them. His clergy are entirely slaves, forced to work for him. Morgion waits until disease seizes hold of a person, then he offers the person a deal: respite from the disease in exchange for life-long servitude. Those who accept find themselves “cured” by the power of Morgion, though the price they are forced to pay is often more than they can bear. They are then sent forth to carry disease and poison to other people, to gain Morgion more followers. They typically work in cells of three, and work in secret.

	'''Nuitari'''		'''Nuitari'''

			One of the three cousins and gods of magic, Nuitari is the devouring darkness and the patron deity of all Black Robe Wizards of High Sorcery. He works to spread magic, particularly black magic, throughout the world. Unlike the other gods, Nuitari works closely with his cousins, the good Solinari and the neutral Lunitari. He is the son of Takhisis and Sargonnas, but hates his father and has a tense relationship with his mother.

			Nuitari does not have a clerical order of any kind, instead he is worshiped by the Black Robes. They believe that magic is secretive, and should be coveted and earned. Those interested in magic for power are often seduced by Nuitari, who promises magical growth at faster speeds than the other orders.

	'''Paladine'''		'''Paladine'''
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	'''Sargonnas'''		'''Sargonnas'''

			Sargonnas is as a mystery to the peoples of Krynn, a role he fosters. The brooding deity prefers to work alone and in isolation. He does not even get along with the other dark gods. Sargonnas is an angry, militant, and treacherous god, demanding strict obedience from those who follow him. He is the father of both Zeboim and Nuitari, born of an estranged consortship with Takhisis.

			To his followers, Sargonnas represents power gained by brute strength and held with honor. Others view him as a deity of dogged vengeance, seeking out wronged individuals to take unlawful revenge on those who harmed them. Bounty hunters are frequently his worshipers.

	'''Shinare'''		'''Shinare'''
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	'''Zeboim'''		'''Zeboim'''

			Little known by those on land, widely feared by those who sail the seas, Zeboim is the goddess of the sea and storms. Moody and wayward, she flies into rages that whip the seas into a frenzy and send ships to the bottom of the ocean. She is flighty, how ever, and may be appeased by sailors who make the right offering. Zeboim represents the sea’s uncaring and tempestuous nature, though she also has fleeting moments of tranquility. She is the daughter of Takhisis and Sargonnas.

			Zeboim's clergy have the dual nature of their goddess. They are not above resorting to extortion, frightening sailors and ship owners into paying tithes in exchange for good weather. At the same time, they are often happily welcomed on board a sip for protection.

	'''Zivilyn'''		'''Zivilyn'''

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	\|Quarterstaff		\|Quarterstaff
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	'''Branchala'''		'''Branchala'''

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	'''Gilean'''		'''Gilean'''

			The chief deity of Neutrality, Gilean is the keeper of the Tobril: the book of knowledge and true names, and the record of the High God's plan for creation. Seeming passionless and uncaring, Gilean is, before anything else, an observer. He only interferes in the affairs of mortals when the other of Creation is challenged, but generally upholds the rights of mortals to choose their own destiny when possible. He is the brother of Paladine and Takhisis, and the 'mediator' between the two, hoping to spare the world of war. He is also the father of Lunitari.

			Gilean's clergy are scribes, librarians, and historians. Some may also be teachers, or wandering scholars in search of knowledge. They are generally respected and their time is in high demand. They are forbidden from ever destroying books, no matter what they contain. Their central dogma is the pursuit of knowledge, which they believe transcends any moral or emotional cause.

	'''Habbakuk'''		'''Habbakuk'''
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	'''Lunitari'''		'''Lunitari'''

			One of the three cousins and gods of magic, Lunitari is the veiled maiden of neutral magic and the patron deity of all Red Robe Wizards of High Sorcery. She seeks to further the cause of magic in the world. Unlike the other gods, Lunitari works closely and happily with her cousins, the good Solinari and the evil Nuitari, often acting to balance both their ambitions. Lunitari is the daughter of Gilean, having sprung from him fully formed.

			Solinari does not have a clerical order of any kind, instead she is worshiped by the Red Robes. There are more Red Robes than White or Black robes, and they work to bring magic to the world and maintain the balance between good and evil.

	'''Majere'''		'''Majere'''
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	'''Reorx'''		'''Reorx'''

			The god of the forge, and the supreme god of the dwarves. He is best loved among the dwarves, but worshiped by all sorts of craftsmen. He works closely with the goddess Shinare, as well.

			His church is best known for its stability and passion for organization. Dwarves form a rigid hierarchy, with the Starmaster as the leader. Each dwarven clan's cleric is known as a Thane, but general clerics are called Forgers. They have say in all important events in dwarven society. They also do work as blacksmiths and craftsmen, and spend most of their time at that task. They are also expected to make one masterfully crafted object in their life that brings honor to Reorx, which can take years. They worship the idea of creation above all else.

	'''Sargonnas'''		'''Sargonnas'''

	'''Shinare'''		'''Shinare'''

			Known as "Winged Victory," Shinare is the goddess of wealth, industry, and commerce. Her companion is Sirrion, an odd union as Shinare is practical and pragmatic, while Sirrion is neither. They complement each other, though do not have a stable relationship. Shinare also works closely with Reorx, and her sworn enemy is Hiddukel.

			Shinare's followers are merchants, mercenaries, money-changers, and traders. Rarely, they are thieves or rogues who may offer a prayer here or there in the chance she's in an indulgent mood. But, her core clergy is industrious, working to amass wealth and prestige, without succumbing fully to greed. They must still use their wealth to better communities where they live, and spur other's wealth, bringing prosperity to all. For this reason, her clerics are respected and admired. They also follow all taxes and tithes fairly. None of her clerics are clerics only, but must pursue some mercantile trade.

	'''Sirrion'''		'''Sirrion'''

			Sirrion is the god of creativity and passion, sculpting fire as his main art form, particularly the fire of the soul, but he controls every physical flame, from the sun to a candle. He also oversees alchemy, transmutation, and transformation, anything that uses fire to create. He is chaotic, sometimes sparking forest fires or burning those who play with fire without respect. However, he is never destructive, only creative - forest fires make way for new trees, for example. His partner is Shinare.

			Though he has a clergy, Sirrion does not care much for mortals, especially those who follow him for power. His clerics are as passionate as him, but also often as erratic and changeable. They tend to ever-burning fires in their homes or temples, as well as communal fires, while acting as firefighters for communities.

	'''Solinari'''		'''Solinari'''
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	'''Zivilyn'''		'''Zivilyn'''

			The deity of wisdom, the "Tree of Life," and the bearer of all insight in the universe, Zivilyn wears several roles. His branches reach everywhere, and into every time, past, present, and future. He preaches awareness, balance, and understanding. His mate is Chislev, and he acts as Gilean's closest advisor. He also opposes the extremes shown by deities such as Sargonnas and Takhisis, but also the martial ambition of others like Kiri-Jolith. However, he does not consider these gods his enemies.

			Zivilyn's clergy see wisdom as transcending good and evil as a force within itself. He requires that his clerics see that wisdom comes only with age, and thus the church's hierarchy is organized around seniority. The clerics serve as counselors, mediators, philosophers, diplomats, and even sometimes as legal officials.

	=== Greyhawk ===		=== Greyhawk ===

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	'''Branchala'''		'''Branchala'''

	The Bard King, who brings joy, melody, music, and merriment to the world through his unending song of life. Every beating heart is part of Branchala's symphony... ~~ETC~~.		The Bard King, who brings joy, melody, music, and merriment to the world through his unending song of life. Every beating heart is part of Branchala's symphony, as he seeks to bring all the world's population together to experience the harmony of living. He is the companion of Habbakuk. Many venerate him for his love of inner beauty, and the soul, as much as his devotion to music.

			Clerics of Branchala are called to spread music and art across the world, to introduce the people of Krynn to the beauty of the written and spoken word, and to bring pleasure through the appreciation of art in all its forms. His clerics hold a special place in many societies, central to many festivals and celebrations. Their organization is loose, as they are free to travel and spread word and music.

	'''Chemosh'''		'''Chemosh'''

	'''Chislev'''		'''Chislev'''

			Nature incarnate, it is said that the season themselves change based on Chislev's moods: her sorrow brings the fall, her despair the winter, her hope the spring, and her joy the summer. She can be as furious and dangerous as a hurricane or calm as a meadow in spring. She receives wide reverence across Krynn. Chislev is married to Zivilyn, but her children are the animals and plants of Krynn. She is allied with Habbakuk, but opposes Shinare, Morgion, and Zeboim fiercely.

			The Church of Chislev is mainly composed of hermits and druids who dwell in the wilds, defending nature. They usually spend their time healing animals, keeping watch for poachers and hunters, and praying to their goddess. They do sometimes leave their secluded work to bless crops for local settlements, though many still view them with suspicion.

	'''Gilean'''		'''Gilean'''

	'''Habbakuk'''		'''Habbakuk'''

			Also known as the "Fisher King," Habbakuk created and rules all creatures of land and sea. He is especially revered by rangers and sailors, and all who seek protection against Zeboim. Just as creatures have various natures - feral wolves, or gentle rabbits - Habbakuk has many different aspects, being both feared and loved. Not only is he the god of creation and life, but also eternal life and what comes after, represented by his phoenix aspect.

			The clergy of Habbakuk is generally divided between druids and clerics, though both work to serve communities: assisting in fishing, hunting, preventing animal attacks, or looking after herds. They are often greatly respected and appreciated for such. Some clerics choose more secluded lives in the forests alone, though they are looked down on by most priests for doing so. These more secluded clerics are seen as cold or fierce, as they protect their chosen domains, rather than communities. Regardless of the mode, all clerics of Habbakuk protect nature from those would destroy it.

	'''Hiddukel'''		'''Hiddukel'''

	'''Kiri-Jolith'''		'''Kiri-Jolith'''

			Above all, Kiri-Jolith is the god of righteous warfare - and along with that, glory, honor, obedience, and justice. The eldest son of Paladine and Mishakal, and the twin of Habbakuk, Kiri-Jolith is most frequently worshiped by paladins and fighters who embrace the cause of good, particularly the Order of the Sword of the Knights of Solamnia.

			His clergy seek out evil and tyranny to wage war against anywhere they can. When they are not in war, they train daily. Highly organized with military precision, his clerics and paladins always know their place within the ranks of the church. They are also very vocal followers, encouraged to speak often of their faith to inspire courage and honor among others.

	'''Lunitari'''		'''Lunitari'''

	'''Majere'''		'''Majere'''

			Of all the gods, Majere best understands the purpose of the world and the unfolding of the High God's plan for Krynn, as it travels through the river of time. Conversely, little is known of the god himself. He is known to be Paladine's chief advisor, counseling him in ways to follow the High God's plans. The other good and neutral gods pay much heed to Majere's views, except Zivilyn, who sees himself as a rival of sorts to Majere.

			Though his following is small, Majere's clergy is influential, often counting among its ranks the world's greatest theologians and teachers. His order requires severe discipline, including vows of poverty, obedience, and chastity, focusing instead on achieving enlightenment and holiness through the contemplation of goodness. Some learn martial arts to learn spiritual control through physical controls, while others focus on receiving and spreading illuminating messages. While many of the clergy are traveling proselytizers, all of them receive some kind of monastical training. They firmly believe there is an order and purpose to creation, and to always have faith.

	'''Mishakal'''		'''Mishakal'''

			The ultimate healer, Mishakal is a gentle and compassionate goddess, looking to minister to all creatures, regardless of their alignment or their actions, through her servants on Krynn. However, she is not weak, as one of the most widely worshiped gods on Krynn, she can be quite formidable if angered. She is Paladine's wife, the mother of Habbakuk, Kiri-Jolith, and Solinari, and is diametrically opposed to Morgion.

			Her clergy must heal anyone when asked, regardless of who they are, though they may charge a tithe for such action. They are also required to seek to further the good of the community they live in. Her church is organized, with one overseeing Prophet, various levels of councils, down to regional priesthoods. Most of her clerics travel, at least in a small radius from where they are based, always looking for those who need help. They do not believe in raising their weapons in anger, but are powered to defend themselves and others when needed.

	'''Morgion'''		'''Morgion'''
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	'''Solinari'''		'''Solinari'''

			One of the three cousins and gods of magic, Solinari is the hand of white magic and the patron deity of all White Robe Wizards of High Sorcery. He seeks to spread magic throughout the world and to bring more worthy mages to the White Robes. Unlike the other gods, Solinari works closely and happily with his cousins, the neutral Lunitari and the evil Nuitari. Solinari is the son of Paladine and Mishakal.

			Solinari does not have a clerical order of any kind, instead he is worshiped by the White Robes. They believe that magic is a gift to be shared with the world, and to be used for the benefit of all. They often work with the clerics of the gods of good, to seek out lost libraries or magical items and increase the knowledge base of the White Robes. They always comes to the aid of others when their magic is needed.

	'''Takhisis'''		'''Takhisis'''