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Lathander

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{{Deity|icon=Ig_hu_lathander.png
|alias=The Morninglord
|power=G
|pantheon=F
|symbol=Sunrise made of rose, red, and yellow gems
|alignment=NG
|cleric=CG, LG, NG
|portfolio=Athletics, birth, creativity, dawn, renewal, self-perfection, spring, vitality, youth
|worshippers=Aristocrats, artists, athletes, merchants, [[monk]]s (Sun Soul), the young
|domain_good=1
|domain_protection=1
|domain_strength=1
|domain_sun=1
|domain_renewal=1
|domain_canon=Nobility
|weapon=[[Mace]] - "Dawnspeaker"
|weapon_canon=}}
'''Lathander''' ''(pronounced: lah-THAN-der)'', whose title was The Morninglord, was a deity of creativity, dawn, renewal, birth, athletics, spring, self-perfection, vitality and youth. He favored those who dispelled the undead and blessed those who planted new life. Lathander was also the god called upon to bless birth and fertility related ceremonies. Some saw him as the neutral good aspect of the ancient Netherese deity Amaunator.

Whenever [[human]]s embark on a new journey, enter a new contact or, or start a political or romantic relationship, chances are good that they whisper a prayer to Lathander. Though he is among the oldest of the [[Faerûn]]ian pantheon, the Morninglord nonethenless retains the cheery optimism of youth that makes him the perfect symbol of beginnings.

Tymora

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{{FRWiki article|Tymora}}
{{Deity|icon=Ig_hu_tymora.png
|alias=Lady Luck, The Lady Who Smiles
|power=I
|pantheon=F
|symbol=A coin with a smiling woman
|alignment=CG
|cleric=CN, CG, NG
|portfolio=Good fortune, skill, victory, adventurers
|worshippers=Adventurers, gamblers, [[Harper Agent|Harpers]], [[Lightfoot halfling]]s, [[rogue]]s
|domain_chaos=1
|domain_good=1
|domain_luck=1
|domain_protection=1
|domain_travel=1
|weapon=[[Shuriken]] - "A Spinning Coin"
|allies=[[Azuth]], [[Lathander]], [[Selûne]], [[Brandobaris]]
|enemies=[[Beshaba]]}}

Tymora ''(pronounced tie-MORE-ah)'', or more commonly Lady Luck, is the goddess of good fortune. She shines upon those who take risks and blesses those who deal harshly with the followers of [[Beshaba]].

Should someone flee from her sisters' mischievous followers or defile the dead, their fate would be decided with a roll of Tymora's dice.

Garagos

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{{FRWiki article|Garagos}}
{{Deity
|icon = Ig_hu_garagos.png|left|54px]]
|alias = The Reaver, Master of All Weapons, Lord of War, Targus (Netheril)
|power = D
|pantheon = F
|symbol = A pinwheel of five snaky arms clutching swords
|alignment = CN
|cleric = CG, CN, CE
|portfolio = War, skill-at-arms, destruction, plunder
|worshippers = [[Barbarian]]s, [[fighter]]s, [[ranger]]s, soldiers, spies, warriors
|domain_chaos = 1
|domain_destruct = 1
|domain_strength = 1
|domain_war = 1
|weapon = [[Longsword]] - "The Tentacus" (five arms each holding a sword)
|enemies=[[Tempus]], [[Red Knight]]}}
[[File:Garagos_symbol.jpg|thumb|Symbol of Garagos]]

'''Garagos''' ''(pronounced: GAH-rah-gohs)'', the Lord of War, was a god of war and exarch of Tempus, though he focused more on destruction than war itself.

During the age of Netheril, Garagos was part of the Netherese pantheon and was known as Targus. Some time around or shortly after the fall of Netheril, the interloper deity Tempus managed to slay Garagos.

Survived by die-hard followers in several regions surrounding the Sea of Fallen Stars, a temple in Westgate, the Vilhon Reach and the Border Kingdoms, Garagos is associated with the rampaging destruction and plundering of war than tactics, strategies, or armies.

The Reaver is linked with the mad bloodlust that overtakes some warriors, resulting in horrifying carnage. (Followers of Tempus claim their god destroyed Garagos by using the Reaver's berserking fury against him.) The scarlet cloak he is portrayed as wearing in religious art is one made of the blood of his foes, and in recent times he is often shown as a six armed giant wading through a blood-red sea — again, the blood of his slain enemies.

Much quicker to anger and slower to show mercy than he was before his death, Garagos finds most of his followers in brigands, bandits, and priests of the Deities of Fury who pay him lip service in battle.

Tempus

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{{FRWiki article|Tempus}}
{{Deity|name=
|icon=Ig_hu_tempus.png
|alias=Lord of Battles, Foehammer, Tempos
|power=G
|pantheon=F
|symbol=A blazing silver sword on a blood-red shield
|alignment=CN
|cleric=CN, CG, CE
|portfolio=War, battle, warriors
|worshippers=Warriors, [[fighter]]s, [[barbarian]]s, [[ranger]]s, [[half-orc]]s
|domain_chaos=1
|domain_protection=1
|domain_strength=1
|domain_war=1
|domain_canon=
|weapon=[[Battleaxe]] - "Battle Prowess"
|allies=[[Red Knight]]
|enemies=[[Garagos]]
|weapon_canon=}}

'''Tempus''' ''(pronounced: TEM-pus)'', also known as the Lord of Battles, was the god of war. His dogma was primarily concerned with honorable battle, forbidding cowardice and encouraging the use of force of arms to settle disputes.

Tempus was originally one of many potential war gods who emerged from the primordial clashes between Selûne and Shar. These gods fought constantly with each other, the victors absorbing the essence and power of the defeated. This continued until Tempus stood as the sole god of war in the Faerûnian pantheon, having defeated and absorbed all of his competitors (with the notable exception of Garagos, whom he defeated but spared).

The barbarians of Icewind Dale claimed that Tempus's original name was "Tempos".

Beshaba

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|alias=Lady Doom, The Maid of Misfortune
|power=I
|pantheon=F
|symbol=Black antlers on a red field
|alignment=CE
|cleric=CN, CE, NE
|portfolio=Random mischief, misfortune, bad luck, accidents
|worshippers=[[Assassin]]s, auspicians, capricious individuals, gamblers, [[rogue]]s, sadists
|domain_chaos=1
|domain_evil=1
|domain_luck=1
|domain_trickery=1
|domain_canon=Fate
|weapon=[[Flail]]
|weapon_canon=Barbed Scourge - "Ill Fortune"
|allies=None
|enemies=[[Tymora]], [[Shaundakul]]}}

'''Beshaba''' ''(pronounced be-SHAH-ba)'', or Lady Doom as she is also known, is the chaotic evil intermediate deity of accidents, bad luck, misfortune, and random mischief. She demands worship to keep her bad luck at bay. Her aim in life, is to desiccate and disintegrate her sister [[Tymora]], or Lady Luck. She also delights in cursing others, often causing seafarers to lose their navigational instincts.

Beshaba is revered more out of fear, than out of religious faith. Her doctrine states that bad luck befalls everybody and the only way to avoid it is by worshiping her. She is renowned for being spiteful and malevolent, and her priests manipulate common folk into revering and providing for them by acting mysteriously and playing on morbid fears. Her clerics must offer an entreaty for their spells and make sacrifices of alcoholic beverages such as burning brandy or wine. There are two festivals in the calendar of Beshaba followers at Midsummer and Shieldmeet. Both are celebrated by revelry and indulgence in food and drink.

Hoar

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{{FRWiki article|Hoar}}
{{Deity|name=
|icon=Ig_hu_hoar.png
|alias=The Doombringer, Lord of Three Thunders, Poet of Justice, Assuran
|power=D
|pantheon=F
|symbol=Black-gloved hand holding a coin with a two-faced head
|alignment=LN
|cleric=LG, LN, LE
|portfolio=Revenge, retribution, poetic justice
|worshippers=[[Assassin]]s, [[fighter]]s, [[rogue]]s, seekers of retribution
|domain_law=1
|domain_travel=1
|domain_canon=Fate, Retribution
|weapon=[[Spear]]
|weapon_canon=Javelin (shaft of lightning) - "Retribution's Sting"
|allies=[[Beshaba]]
|enemies=}}

'''Hoar''' ''(pronounced: HOR)'', also known as The Doombringer, is the vengeful deity of retribution invoked by those who seek to repay an eye for an eye.

He is a bitter deity, prone to mood swings and fits of violence.

Hoar is actually the ancient Untheric deity worshiped in the eastern Inner Sea lands as Assuran.

Hoar

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{{FRWiki article|Hoar}}
{{Deity|name=
|icon=Ig_hu_hoar.png
|alias=The Doombringer, Lord of Three Thunders, Poet of Justice, Assuran
|power=D
|pantheon=F
|symbol=Black-gloved hand holding a coin with a two-faced head
|alignment=LN
|cleric=LG, LN, LE
|portfolio=Revenge, retribution, poetic justice
|worshippers=[[Assassin]]s, [[fighter]]s, [[rogue]]s, seekers of retribution
|domain_law=1
|domain_travel=1
|domain_canon=Fate, Retribution
|weapon=[[Spear]]
|weapon_canon=Javelin (shaft of lightning) - "Retribution's Sting"
|allies=[[Beshaba]]
|enemies=}}

'''Hoar''' ''(pronounced: HOR)'', also known as The Doombringer, was the vengeful deity of retribution invoked by those who sought to repay an eye for an eye.

He was a bitter deity, prone to mood swings and fits of violence.

Hoar was actually the ancient Untheric deity worshiped in the eastern Inner Sea lands as Assuran.

Hoar

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{{FRWiki article|Hoar}}
{{Deity|name=
|icon=Ig_hu_hoar.png
|alias=The Doombringer, Lord of Three Thunders, Poet of Justice, Assuran
|power=D
|pantheon=F
|symbol=Black-gloved hand holding a coin with a two-faced head
|alignment=LN
|cleric=LG, LN, LE
|portfolio=Revenge, retribution, poetic justice
|worshippers=[[Assassin]]s, [[fighter]]s, [[rogue]]s, seekers of retribution
|domain_law=1
|domain_travel=1
|domain_canon=Fate, Retribution
|weapon=[[Spear]]
|weapon_canon=Javelin (shaft of lightning) - "Retribution's Sting"
|allies=[[Beshaba]]
|enemies=}}

'''Hoar''' ''(pronounced: HOR)'', also known as The Doombringer, was the vengeful deity of retribution invoked by those who sought to repay an eye for an eye.

He was a bitter deity, prone to mood swings and fits of violence.

Akadi

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{{Deity|name=Akadi
|icon=Ig_hu_akadi.png
|alias=Queen of Air, the Lady of Air, Lady of the Winds
|power=G
|pantheon=F
|symbol=A billowing white cloud on a dark blue sky
|alignment=N
|cleric=LN, N, CN, NE
|portfolio=Elemental air, movement, speed, flying creatures
|worshippers=Animal breeders, elemental archons (air), rangers, rogues, sailors
|domain_air=1
|domain_travel=1
|domain_trickery=1
|domain_chaos=1
|domain_magic=1
|domain_illusion=1
|weapon=[[Flail]]
|weapon_canon=A whirlwind (heavy flail)
|enemies=[[Grumbar]]}}
'''Akadi''' ''(pronounced: ah-kah-dee)'' is an alien and aloof deity, as are her fellow elemental deities.

As a deity of freedom and travel, she teaches that her followers should move as much as possible from place to place and from activity to activity. She and her worshipers are diametrically opposed to [[Grumbar]] and his followers.

Akadi

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{{Deity|name=Akadi
|icon=Ig_hu_akadi.png
|alias=Queen of Air, the Lady of Air, Lady of the Winds
|power=G
|pantheon=F
|symbol=A billowing white cloud on a dark blue sky
|alignment=N
|cleric=LN, N, CN, NE
|portfolio=Elemental air, movement, speed, flying creatures
|worshippers=Animal breeders, elemental archons (air), rangers, rogues, sailors
|domain_air=1
|domain_travel=1
|domain_trickery=1
|domain_chaos=1
|domain_magic=1
|domain_illusion=1
|weapon=[[Flail]]
|weapon_canon=A whirlwind (heavy flail)}}
'''Akadi''' ''(pronounced: ah-kah-dee)'' is an alien and aloof deity, as are her fellow elemental deities.

As a deity of freedom and travel, she teaches that her followers should move as much as possible from place to place and from activity to activity. She and her worshipers are diametrically opposed to [[Grumbar]] and his followers.

Akadi

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{{Deity|name=Akadi
|icon=Ig_hu_akadi.png
|alias=Queen of Air, the Lady of Air, Lady of the Winds
|power=G
|pantheon=F
|symbol=A billowing white cloud on a dark blue sky
|alignment=N
|cleric=LN, N, CN, NE
|portfolio=Elemental air, movement, speed, flying creatures
|worshippers=Animal breeders, elemental archons (air), rangers, rogues, sailors
|domain_air=1
|domain_travel=1
|domain_trickery=1
|domain_chaos=1
|domain_magic=1
|domain_illusion=1
|weapon=[[Flail]]
|weapon_canon=A whirlwind (heavy flail)}}
'''Akadi''' ''(pronounced: ah-kah-dee)'' is an alien and aloof deity, as are her fellow elemental deities. As a deity of freedom and travel, she teaches that her followers should move as much as possible from place to place and from activity to activity. She and her worshipers are diametrically opposed to [[Grumbar]] and his followers.

Akadi

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{{Deity|name=Akadi
|icon=Ig_hu_akadi.png
|alias=Queen of Air, the Lady of Air, Lady of the Winds
|power=G
|pantheon=F
|symbol=A billowing white cloud on a dark blue sky
|alignment=N
|cleric=LN, N, CN, NE
|portfolio=Elemental air, movement, speed, flying creatures
|worshippers=Animal breeders, elemental archons (air), rangers, rogues, sailors
|domain_air=1
|domain_travel=1
|domain_trickery=1
|domain_chaos=1
|domain_magic=1
|domain_illusion=1
|weapon=[[Flail]]
|weapon_canon=A whirlwind (heavy flail)}}
'''Akadi''' (pronounced: ah-''kah''-dee) is an alien and aloof deity, as are her fellow elemental deities. As a deity of freedom and travel, she teaches that her followers should move as much as possible from place to place and from activity to activity. She and her worshipers are diametrically opposed to [[Grumbar]] and his followers.

Grumbar

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{{FRWiki article|Grumbar}}
{{Deity|name=
|icon=Ig_hu_grumbar.png
|alias=Earthlord, King of the Land Below the Roots
|power=G
|pantheon=F
|symbol=Mountains on purple
|alignment=N
|cleric=N, LN, CN, NG, NE
|portfolio=Elemental earth, solidity, changelessness, oaths
|worshippers=Elemental archons (earth), [[fighter]]s, [[monk]]s, [[ranger]]s
|domain_earth=1
|domain_time=1
|domain_canon=Cavern, Metal
|weapon=[[Warhammer]] - A stony fist
|allies=[[Geb]], [[Garl Glittergold]], [[Dumathoin]], [[Laduguer]], [[Urogalan]]
|enemies=[[Akadi]]}}

'''Grumbar''' ''(pronounced: GRUM-bar)'', or the Earthlord, was the elemental embodiment of earth. He was one of the four elemental deities worshiped in Faerûn.

Grumbar, like the other elemental deities (except Kossuth) had a minimum of followers in Faerûn, and he cared little indeed for most of those worshipers, as his power came from the many elemental devotees in both the Underdark and the Elemental Plane of Earth.

Grumbar

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{{FRWiki article|Grumbar}}
{{Deity|name=
|icon=Ig_hu_grumbar.png
|alias=Earthlord, King of the Land Below the Roots
|power=G
|pantheon=F
|symbol=Mountains on purple
|alignment=N
|cleric=N, LN, CN, NG, NE
|portfolio=Elemental earth, solidity, changelessness, oaths
|worshippers=Elemental archons (earth), [[fighter]]s, [[monk]]s, [[ranger]]s
|domain_earth=1
|domain_time=1
|domain_canon=Cavern, Metal
|weapon=[[Warhammer]] - A stony fist
|allies=[[Geb]], [[Garl Glittergold]], [[Dumathoin]], [[Laduguer]], [[Urogalan]]
|enemies=[[Akadi]]}}

Grumbar (pronounced: GRUM-bar), or the Earthlord, was the elemental embodiment of earth. He was one of the four elemental deities worshiped in Faerûn.

Grumbar, like the other elemental deities (except Kossuth) had a minimum of followers in Faerûn, and he cared little indeed for most of those worshipers, as his power came from the many elemental devotees in both the Underdark and the Elemental Plane of Earth.

Selûne

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{{FRWiki article|Selûne}}
{{Deity|icon=Ig_hu_selune.png
|alias=The Moonmaiden, Our Lady of Silver, the Night White Lady
|power=I
|pantheon=F
|symbol=Pair of female eyes surrounded by seven silver stars
|alignment=CG
|cleric=CG, CN, NG
|portfolio=Good and neutral [[lycanthrope]]s, moon, navigation, questers, stars, wanderers
|worshippers=Female [[spellcaster]]s, good and neutral [[lycanthrope]]s, navigators, [[monk]]s ([[Monk orders#Sun Soul|Sun Soul]]), sailors
|domain_good=1
|domain_chaos=1
|domain_travel=1
|domain_protection=1
|domain_canon=Moon
|weapon=[[Morningstar]]
|weapon_canon=Heavy mace - "The Rod of Four Moons"
|allies=[[Mystra]], [[Eilistraee]], [[Tymora]], [[Chauntea]], [[Valkur]]
|enemies=[[Shar]]}} [[File:Selune_symbol.jpg|thumb|Symbol of Selûne]]
'''Selûne''' ''(pronounced: seh-loon-ay)'' represents the mysterious power of the moon, the celestial force that influences tides, changes [[lycanthrope]]s, orders reproductive cycles, and pulls at the edges of sanity. An incalculably ancient [[deity]], Selûne approaches existence with the placid calm of dappled moonlight.

Selûne is a caring but quietly mystical deity who often seems saddened by events perhaps millenia ago. While she is normally calm and placid, her war with [[Shar]] is fierce, with neither side giving or receiving quarter. She is seen in many ways by her followers who are a diverse group, and she is at times effervescently joyful and active, at others maternal, quiet and almost poetic, and at yet others warlike and fierce, showing little mercy to her foes.

Selûne is worshiped by a mixed bag of followers: navigators, sailors, women, female spellcasters (especially those born under a full moon or interested in [[divination]]), good- and neutral-aligned lycanthropes, those who work honestly at night, those seeking protection from [[Shar]], the lost, the questing, and those curious about the future. Couples look to Selûne to bless them with children when they are ready, and women look to her for courage, strength and guidance. The demands she places on her followers are few, and the goddess is reputed to be free with her gifts and boons to mortals.

Selûne

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{{FRWiki article|Selûne}}
{{Deity|icon=Ig_hu_selune.png
|alias=The Moonmaiden, Our Lady of Silver, the Night White Lady
|power=I
|pantheon=F
|symbol=Pair of female eyes surrounded by seven silver stars
|alignment=CG
|cleric=CG, CN, NG
|portfolio=Good and neutral [[lycanthrope]]s, moon, navigation, questers, stars, wanderers
|worshippers=Female [[spellcaster]]s, good and neutral [[lycanthrope]]s, navigators, [[monk]]s ([[Monk orders#Sun Soul|Sun Soul]]), sailors
|domain_good=1
|domain_chaos=1
|domain_travel=1
|domain_protection=1
|domain_canon=Moon
|weapon=[[Morningstar]]
|weapon_canon=Heavy mace - "The Rod of Four Moons"
|allies=[[Mystra]], [[Eilistraee]], [[Tymora]], [[Chauntea]]
|enemies=[[Shar]]}} [[File:Selune_symbol.jpg|thumb|Symbol of Selûne]]
'''Selûne''' ''(pronounced: seh-loon-ay)'' represents the mysterious power of the moon, the celestial force that influences tides, changes [[lycanthrope]]s, orders reproductive cycles, and pulls at the edges of sanity. An incalculably ancient [[deity]], Selûne approaches existence with the placid calm of dappled moonlight.

Selûne is a caring but quietly mystical deity who often seems saddened by events perhaps millenia ago. While she is normally calm and placid, her war with [[Shar]] is fierce, with neither side giving or receiving quarter. She is seen in many ways by her followers who are a diverse group, and she is at times effervescently joyful and active, at others maternal, quiet and almost poetic, and at yet others warlike and fierce, showing little mercy to her foes.

Selûne is worshiped by a mixed bag of followers: navigators, sailors, women, female spellcasters (especially those born under a full moon or interested in [[divination]]), good- and neutral-aligned lycanthropes, those who work honestly at night, those seeking protection from [[Shar]], the lost, the questing, and those curious about the future. Couples look to Selûne to bless them with children when they are ready, and women look to her for courage, strength and guidance. The demands she places on her followers are few, and the goddess is reputed to be free with her gifts and boons to mortals.

Valkur

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{{FRWiki article|Valkur}}
{{Deity|name=
|icon=Ig_hu_valkur.png
|alias=The Mighty, Captain of the Waves
|power=D
|pantheon=F
|symbol=Cloud with three lightning bolts on a shield
|alignment=CG
|cleric=CN, CG, NG
|portfolio=Sailors, ships, favorable winds, naval combat
|worshippers=[[Fighter]]s, [[rogue]]s, sailors
|domain_air=1
|domain_chaos=1
|domain_good=1
|domain_protection=1
|domain_canon=Ocean
|weapon=[[Rapier]] - "The Captain's Cutlass"
|allies=[[Tempus]], [[Red Knight]], [[Selûne]]
|enemies=[[Umberlee]]}}

'''Valkur''' (pronounced: /vɑːlˈkʌr/ val-KURR), the Captain of the Waves, was an exarch of [[Tempus]], patron of sailors, ships, favorable winds, and naval combat.

Valkur's philosophy often puts him in conflict with the capricious ocean-goddess [[Umberlee]] and he is a sworn enemy of the Deities of Fury.

Valkur

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{{FRWiki article|Valkur}}
{{Deity|name=
|icon=Ig_hu_valkur.png
|alias=The Mighty, Captain of the Waves
|power=D
|pantheon=F
|symbol=Cloud with three lightning bolts on a shield
|alignment=CG
|cleric=CN, CG, NG
|portfolio=Sailors, ships, favorable winds, naval combat
|worshippers=[[Fighter]]s, [[rogue]]s, sailors
|domain_air=1
|domain_chaos=1
|domain_good=1
|domain_protection=1
|domain_canon=Ocean
|weapon=[[Rapier]] - "The Captain's Cutlass"
|allies=[[Tempus]], [[Red Knight]], [[Selûne]]
|enemies=[[Umberlee]]}}

'''Valkur''' (pronounced: /vɑːlˈkʌr/ val-KURR), the Captain of the Waves, was an exarch of [[Tempus]], patron of sailors, ships, favorable winds, and naval combat.

Valkur's philosophy often put him in conflict with the capricious ocean-goddess [[Umberlee]] and he is a sworn enemy of the Deities of Fury.

Valkur

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{{FRWiki article|Valkur}}
{{Deity|name=
|icon=Ig_hu_valkur.png
|alias=The Mighty, Captain of the Waves
|power=D
|pantheon=F
|symbol=Cloud with three lightning bolts on a shield
|alignment=CG
|cleric=CN, CG, NG
|portfolio=Sailors, ships, favorable winds, naval combat
|worshippers=[[Fighter]]s, [[rogue]]s, sailors
|domain_air=1
|domain_chaos=1
|domain_good=1
|domain_protection=1
|domain_canon=Ocean
|weapon=[[Rapier]] - "The Captain's Cutlass"
|allies=[[Tempus]], [[Red Knight]], [[Selûne]]
|enemies=[[Umberlee]]}}

'''Valkur''' (pronounced: /vɑːlˈkʌr/ val-KURR), the Captain of the Waves, was an exarch of [[Tempus]], patron of sailors, ships, favorable winds, and naval combat.

Valkur's philosophy often put him in conflict with the capricious ocean-goddess [[Umberlee]] and he was a sworn enemy of the Deities of Fury.

Valkur

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{{FRWiki article|Valkur}}
{{Deity|name=
|icon=Ig_hu_valkur.png
|alias=The Mighty, Captain of the Waves
|power=D
|pantheon=F
|symbol=Cloud with three lightning bolts on a shield
|alignment=CG
|cleric=CN, CG, NG
|portfolio=Sailors, ships, favorable winds, naval combat
|worshippers=[[Fighter]]s, [[rogue]]s, sailors
|domain_air=1
|domain_chaos=1
|domain_good=1
|domain_protection=1
|domain_canon=Ocean
|weapon=[[Rapier]] - "The Captain's Cutlass"
|allies=[[Tempus]], [[Red Knight]]
|enemies=[[Umberlee]]}}

'''Valkur''' (pronounced: /vɑːlˈkʌr/ val-KURR), the Captain of the Waves, was an exarch of [[Tempus]], patron of sailors, ships, favorable winds, and naval combat.

Chauntea

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{{FRWiki article|Chauntea}}
{{Deity|icon=Ig_hu_chauntea.png
|alias=The Great Mother, the Grain Goddess, Earthmother
|power=G
|pantheon=F
|symbol=Blooming rose on a sunburst wreath of golden grain
|alignment=NG
|cleric=CG, LG, NG, N
|portfolio=Agriculture, plants cultivated by humans, farmers, gardeners, summer
|worshippers=Peasants and indentured servants, [[druid]]s, farmers, gardeners
|domain_animal=1
|domain_earth=1
|domain_good=1
|domain_plant=1
|domain_protection=1
|domain_canon=Renewal
|weapon=[[Scythe]] (A shock of grain)
|allies=[[Lathander]], [[Shiallia]], [[Mielikki]], [[Lurue]], [[Eldath]]
|enemies=[[Talona]], [[Auril]], [[Malar]], [[Talos]], [[Umberlee]], [[Bane]]}}[[File:Chauntea_symbol.jpg|thumb|Symbol of Chauntea]]
'''Chauntea''' ''(pronounced: chawn-tee-ah)'' is as old as [[Toril]] itself. Hers is the divine spark that gave life to the natural world, the vibrant, caring spirit infused with the planet at the moment of its creation. Originally a [[deity]] of wild places and animal life, Chauntea has grown with her world, changing and adapting to its many developments. The millennial have taught her patience—to the point of being at times ponderous. Chauntea loves the inhabitants of her world, and she likes nothing more than instructing Toril's denizens on how the land itself might enrich their lives. Hers was the hand that guided the first mortal wanderers to give up the uncertainty of the gatherer for the stability of the field. Today, Chauntea is worshiped as the kind benefactor who ensures a strong harvest, healthy meals, and robust country living. She preaches a reverence for nature and urges the folk of civilized lands to repair what they have damaged, but she long ago ceded the wildlands to other deities.

Chauntea rarely manifests herself in physical form, preferring to diffuse her essence throughout the living land of Toril. Religious icons depict her as a matronly, middle-aged woman with pale white hair and a welcoming smile. She wields a sturdy shock of grain as both walking staff and weapon, on the unusual occasions in which she finds herself in battle.

Worshiped by farmers, gardeners, agricultural slaves, and any who make their living off the land, Chauntea is seen by most [[Faerun]]ians as an integral part of the natural cycle of life. Wealthy landowners and simple farmers alike come to the local cleric of the Earthmother for advice on bringing in the harvest or in setting next season's crops. When foul weather or disease leads to blighted fields, growers turn their gaze and prayers to Chauntea in hopes that her attentions will salvage the seasonal yield. Those who subvert the harvest for ill ends have much to fear from Chauntea's servants, who take their role as pastoral protectors very seriously.
[[Category:Nature_deities]]

Cyric

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{{FRWiki article|Cyric}}
{{Deity|icon=Ig_hu_cyric.png
|alias=Prince of Lies, the Dark Sun, the Black Sun
|power=G
|pantheon=F
|symbol=White jawless skull on a black or purple sunburst
|alignment=CE
|cleric=CE, CN, NE
|portfolio=Murder, lies, intrigue, deception, illusion
|worshippers=Former worshippers of [[Bane (deity)|Bane]], Bhaal and Myrkul, power-hungry (primarily young) [[human]]s.
|domain_chaos=1
|domain_destruct=1
|domain_evil=1
|domain_trickery=1
|domain_canon=Illusion death
|weapon=[[Longsword]] - "Razor's Edge"
|weapon_canon=}} [[File:Cyric_symbol.jpg|thumb|Symbol of Cyric]]
'''Cyric''' ''(pronounced: seer-ick)'' is a petty, self-centered, megolamaniacal [[deity]] who holds himself above all other deities. He has an immense following throughout [[Faerûn]]: The unholy radiance of the Dark Sun draws power-hungry mortals like moths to a flame and then inexorably consumes them. Cyric was once insane, but his bout with divine madness has finally ebbed, and he no longer believes himself more powerful than all other deities.

Note: Cyric doesn't exist as a deity in the server setting as the ''Time of Troubles'' hasn't happened yet.

Valkur

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{{FRWiki article|Valkur}}
{{Deity|name=
|icon=Ig_hu_valkur.png
|alias=The Mighty, Captain of the Waves
|power=D
|pantheon=F
|symbol=Cloud with three lightning bolts on a shield
|alignment=CG
|cleric=CN, CG, NG
|portfolio=Sailors, ships, favorable winds, naval combat
|worshippers=[[Fighter]]s, [[rogue]]s, sailors
|domain_air=1
|domain_chaos=1
|domain_good=1
|domain_protection=1
|domain_canon=Ocean
|weapon=[[Rapier]] - "The Captain's Cutlass"}}
|allies=[[Tempus]], [[Red Knight]]}}
|enemies=[[Umberlee]]}}

'''Valkur''' (pronounced: /vɑːlˈkʌr/ val-KURR), the Captain of the Waves, was an exarch of [[Tempus]], patron of sailors, ships, favorable winds, and naval combat.

Oghma

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{{FRWiki article|Oghma}}
{{Deity|name=
|icon=Ig_hu_oghma.png
|alias=The Lord of Knowledge, Binder of What is Known
|power=G
|pantheon=F
|symbol=Blank scroll
|alignment=N
|cleric=Any
|portfolio=[[Bard]]s, inspiration, invention, knowledge
|worshippers=Artists, [[bard]]s, cartographers, inventors, loremasters, sages, scholars, scribes, [[wizard]]s
|domain_knowledge=1
|domain_luck=1
|domain_travel=1
|domain_trickery=1
|domain_canon=Charm
|weapon=[[Longsword]] - "Mortal Strike"
|allies=[[Deneir]], [[Milil]], [[Gond]]
|enemies=[[Mask]], [[Cyric]], [[Bane]]}}
[[File:Oghma_symbol.jpg|thumb|Symbol of Oghma]]Followers of '''Oghma''' ''(pronounced: ogg-mah)'' tell an interesting tale regarding the earliest days of existence. Not long after [[Shar]] and [[Selûne]] created [[Toril]] and gave birth to [[Chauntea]], the world's animating spirit, a traveler ventured to the world from a distant realm. He came upon a chaotic landscape of indistinct, shapeless concepts yearning to be given solidity. To each of these concepts he gave a name that would define it in the aeons to come. Such was the power of these names that the concepts transcended their elusive existence bound to physical form in the material world. Thus did Oghma, ''the Binder of What is Known'', give order to chaos and claim an honored place among [[Toril]]'s oldest deities.

Valkur

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{{FRWiki article|Valkur}}
{{Deity|name=
|icon=Ig_hu_valkur.png
|alias=The Mighty, Captain of the Waves
|power=D
|pantheon=F
|symbol=Cloud with three lightning bolts on a shield
|alignment=CG
|cleric=CN, CG, NG
|portfolio=Sailors, ships, favorable winds, naval combat
|worshippers=[[Fighter]]s, [[rogue]]s, sailors
|domain_air=1
|domain_chaos=1
|domain_good=1
|domain_protection=1
|domain_canon=Ocean
|weapon=[[Rapier]] - "The Captain's Cutlass"}}
|allies=[[Tempus]],[[Red Knight]]}}
|enemies=[[Umberlee]]}}

'''Valkur''' (pronounced: /vɑːlˈkʌr/ val-KURR), the Captain of the Waves, was an exarch of [[Tempus]], patron of sailors, ships, favorable winds, and naval combat.

Valkur

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{{FRWiki article|Valkur}}
{{Deity|name=
|icon=Ig_hu_valkur.png
|alias=The Mighty, Captain of the Waves
|power=D
|pantheon=F
|symbol=Cloud with three lightning bolts on a shield
|alignment=CG
|cleric=CN, CG, NG
|portfolio=Sailors, ships, favorable winds, naval combat
|worshippers=[[Fighter]]s, [[rogue]]s, sailors
|domain_air=1
|domain_chaos=1
|domain_good=1
|domain_protection=1
|domain_canon=Ocean
|weapon=[[Rapier]]
|weapon_canon=Cutlass - "The Captain's Cutlass"}}
|allies=[[Tempus]],[[Red Knight]]}}
|enemies=[[Umberlee]]}}

'''Valkur''' (pronounced: /vɑːlˈkʌr/ val-KURR), the Captain of the Waves, was an exarch of [[Tempus]], patron of sailors, ships, favorable winds, and naval combat.

Valkur

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{{Deity|name=
|icon=Ig_hu_valkur.png
|alias=The Mighty, Captain of the Waves
|power=D
|pantheon=F
|symbol=Cloud with three lightning bolts on a shield
|alignment=CG
|cleric=CN, CG, NG
|portfolio=Sailors, ships, favorable winds, naval combat
|worshippers=[[Fighter]]s, [[rogue]]s, sailors
|domain_air=1
|domain_chaos=1
|domain_good=1
|domain_protection=1
|domain_canon=Ocean
|weapon=[[Rapier]]
|weapon_canon=Cutlass - "The Captain's Cutlass"}}
|allies=[[Tempus]],[[Red Knight]]}}
|enemies=[[Umberlee]]}}

'''Valkur''' (pronounced: /vɑːlˈkʌr/ val-KURR), the Captain of the Waves, was an exarch of [[Tempus]], patron of sailors, ships, favorable winds, and naval combat.

Valkur

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{{Deity|name=
|icon=Ig_hu_valkur.png
|alias=The Mighty, Captain of the Waves
|power=D
|pantheon=F
|symbol=Cloud with three lightning bolts on a shield
|alignment=CG
|cleric=CN, CG, NG
|portfolio=Sailors, ships, favorable winds, naval combat
|worshippers=[[Fighter]]s, [[rogue]]s, sailors
|domain_air=1
|domain_chaos=1
|domain_good=1
|domain_protection=1
|domain_canon=Ocean
|weapon=[[Rapier]]
|weapon_canon=Cutlass - "The Captain's Cutlass"}}
|enemies=[[Umberlee]]}}

'''Valkur''' (pronounced: /vɑːlˈkʌr/ val-KURR), the Captain of the Waves, was an exarch of [[Tempus]], patron of sailors, ships, favorable winds, and naval combat.

Milil

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{{FRWiki article|Milil}}
{{Deity|icon=Ig_hu_milil.png
|alias=Lord of All Songs, Guardian of Singers and Troubadours
|power=L
|pantheon=F
|symbol=A harp
|alignment=NG
|cleric=LG, NG, CG
|portfolio=Eloquence, poetry, song
|worshippers=Adventurers, [[bard]]s, entertainers
|domain_good=1
|domain_knowledge=1
|domain_canon=Charm, Nobility
|weapon=[[Rapier]] - "Sharptongue"
|allies=[[Oghma]], [[Deneir]], [[Gond]], [[Mystra]], [[Sune]], [[Seldarine]]
|enemies=}}
'''Milil''' (pronounced mil-LILL), also known as the One Who Watches While Music is Alive and the Guardian of Singers and Troubadours, is depicted in religious art and song as a handsome male [[human]] or [[elf]] with a charismatic manner and a haunting, melodic voice. He is venerated by human, elf, and half-elf, bards.

Milil is the ultimate [[perform]]er: self-confident, inspired, possessed of total recall or anything he sets a mind to remember, able to improvise facilely out of desire or necessity, well-educated in general theories of conduct and broad areas of knowledge, and masterful in all sorts of performance technique (including a passing knowledge of disguise derived from costume theory), especially within his sphere of knowledge—music, poetry, and elegant speech. However, he is also self-centered and egotistical and likes to be the center of attention. When he is not the center of attention, he bores easily, and his mind wanders or he leaves. He is also given to flirtation with both deities and mortals for his own enjoyment, to deep annoyance of more sober powers.

Milil often manifests as haunting music, particularly in clearing deep in woodlands. He appears as a wordless, lone male voice soaring through the air where no singer can be seen. At times, Milil draws the image of two dancing hollyphants in the air in glowing yellow lines or in ink (that appears from nowhere) on parchment to signify his approval. This seems to indicate his delight in watching such creatures dance to his music. More often, Milil manifests as a radiance surrounding a bard, storyteller, or epic poet in the throes of inspiration—a sight always heralding a performance that moves an audience to tears, blind obedience, enthusiastic offerings of money, or whatever else the performer desires them to do. Milil often places helpful visions (mental pictures of the whereabouts of treasure, lost loved ones, or directions overland) in the mind of a singer or musician who pleases him.

Milil also acts through the appearance or presence of [[aasimar]] (all accomplished singers), hollyphants, light [[aasimon]]s, movanic [[deva]]s and [[solar]]s. More commonly he sends songbirds especially nightingales, white [[horse]]s or [[pegasi]], calico cats, red or yellow roses, lilies, peonies, perfect gemstones or any sort, and peregrine falcons to show his favor and as a sign to inspire his faithful.

Istishia

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{{FRWiki article|Istishia}}
{{Deity|name=
|icon=Ig_hu_istishia.png
|alias=The Water Lord, King of the Water Elementals
|power=G
|pantheon=F
|symbol=Cresting Wave
|alignment=N
|cleric=N, CN, LN, NE, NG
|portfolio=Elemental water, purification
|worshippers=[[Bard]]s, elemental archons (water), sailors, travelers
|domain_destruct=1
|domain_travel=1
|domain_water=1
|domain_canon=Ocean, Storm
|weapon=[[Warhammer]] (a wave)
|weapon_canon=}}

'''Istishia''' (pronounced: /ɪsˈtɪʃiɑː/ is-TISH-ee-ah), also known as King of Water Elementals, is the neutral primordial deity of elemental water and purification.

Istishia is worshiped by Sailors, Pirates, Water Elementals, Water Genasi, some Aquatic Elves and others who feel a bond with the Ocean's destructive power.

Istishia

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{{FRWiki article|Istishia}}
{{Deity|name=
|icon=Ig_hu_istishia.png
|alias=The Water Lord, King of the Water Elementals
|power=G
|pantheon=F
|symbol=Cresting Wave
|alignment=N
|cleric=N, CN, LN, NE, NG
|portfolio=Elemental water, purification
|worshippers=[[Bard]]s, elemental archons (water), sailors, travelers
|domain_destruct=1
|domain_travel=1
|domain_water=1
|domain_canon=Ocean, Storm
|weapon=[[Warhammer]] (a wave)
|weapon_canon=}}

Istishia (pronounced: /ɪsˈtɪʃiɑː/ is-TISH-ee-ah), also known as King of Water Elementals, is the neutral primordial deity of elemental water and purification.

Istishia is worshiped by Sailors, Pirates, Water Elementals, Water Genasi, some Aquatic Elves and others who feel a bond with the Ocean's destructive power.

Lathander

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{{Deity|icon=Ig_hu_lathander.png
|alias=The Morninglord
|power=G
|pantheon=F
|symbol=Sunrise made of rose, red, and yellow gems
|alignment=NG
|cleric=CG, LG, NG
|portfolio=Athletics, birth, creativity, dawn, renewal, self-perfection, spring, vitality, youth
|worshippers=Aristocrats, artists, athletes, merchants, [[monk]]s (Sun Soul), the young
|domain_good=1
|domain_protection=1
|domain_strength=1
|domain_sun=1
|domain_renewal=1
|domain_canon=Nobility
|weapon=[[Mace]] - "Dawnspeaker"
|weapon_canon=}}
'''Lathander''' (pronounced: /lɑːˈθɑːndɛr/ lah-THAN-der), whose title was The Morninglord, was a deity of creativity, dawn, renewal, birth, athletics, spring, self-perfection, vitality and youth. He favored those who dispelled the undead and blessed those who planted new life. Lathander was also the god called upon to bless birth and fertility related ceremonies. Some saw him as the neutral good aspect of the ancient Netherese deity Amaunator.

Whenever [[human]]s embark on a new journey, enter a new contact or, or start a political or romantic relationship, chances are good that they whisper a prayer to Lathander. Though he is among the oldest of the [[Faerûn]]ian pantheon, the Morninglord nonethenless retains the cheery optimism of youth that makes him the perfect symbol of beginnings.

Lathander

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{{Deity|icon=Ig_hu_lathander.png
|alias=The Morninglord
|power=G
|pantheon=F
|symbol=Sunrise made of rose, red, and yellow gems
|alignment=NG
|cleric=CG, LG, NG
|portfolio=Athletics, birth, creativity, dawn, renewal, self-perfection, spring, vitality, youth
|worshippers=Aristocrats, artists, athletes, merchants, [[monk]]s (Sun Soul), the young
|domain_good=1
|domain_protection=1
|domain_strength=1
|domain_sun=1
|domain_renewal=1
|domain_canon=Nobility
|weapon=[[Mace]] - "Dawnspeaker"
|weapon_canon=}}

'''Lathander''' (pronounced: /lɑːˈθɑːndɛr/ lah-THAN-der[6][9]), whose title was The Morninglord, was a deity of creativity, dawn, renewal, birth, athletics, spring, self-perfection, vitality and youth. He favored those who dispelled the undead and blessed those who planted new life. Lathander was also the god called upon to bless birth and fertility related ceremonies. Some saw him as the neutral good aspect of the ancient Netherese deity Amaunator.

Whenever [[human]]s embark on a new journey, enter a new contact or, or start a political or romantic relationship, chances are good that they whisper a prayer to Lathander. Though he is among the oldest of the [[Faerûn]]ian pantheon, the Morninglord nonethenless retains the cheery optimism of youth that makes him the perfect symbol of beginnings.

Torm

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{{FRWiki article|Torm}}
{{Deity|icon=Ig_hu_torm.png
|alias=The True, The True Deity, The Loyal Fury
|power=L
|pantheon=F
|symbol=a right-hand gauntlet held upright with palm forward
|alignment=LG
|cleric=NG, LG, LN
|portfolio=Duty, loyalty, obedience, paladins
|worshippers=Good fighters and [[warrior]]s, guardians, heroes, knights, loyal courtiers, [[paladin]]s
|domain_good=1
|domain_healing=1
|domain_law=1
|domain_protection=1
|domain_strength=1
|weapon=[[Greatsword]] - "Duty's Bond"
|allies=[[Tyr]], [[Ilmater]], [[Red Knight]], [[Helm]], [[Lathander]], [[Mystra]]
|enemies=[[Bane (deity)|Bane]], [[Cyric]], [[Mask]]}}
[[File:Torm_symbol.jpg|thumb|Symbol of Torm]]

'''Torm''' ''(pronounced: /ˈtɔːrm/ TORM) '' the True, patron of [[paladin]]s and unswearing enemy of corruption and evil, serves the people of [[Toril#Faerûn|Faerûn]] by exemplifying the chivalric ideal.

An ascended hero who lived his mortal life in service to a just sovereign, Torm eschews the pretense of his fellow [[Deity|deities]], instead adopting a humble position that he exists to serve the common good and the rule of law as established by honorable mortal rulers.

Torm

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{{FRWiki article|Torm}}
{{Deity|icon=Ig_hu_torm.png
|alias=The True, The True Deity, The Loyal Fury
|power=L
|pantheon=F
|symbol=a right-hand gauntlet held upright with palm forward
|alignment=LG
|cleric=NG, LG, LN
|portfolio=Duty, loyalty, obedience, paladins
|worshippers=Good fighters and [[warrior]]s, guardians, heroes, knights, loyal courtiers, [[paladin]]s
|domain_good=1
|domain_healing=1
|domain_law=1
|domain_protection=1
|domain_strength=1
|weapon=[[Greatsword]] - "Duty's Bond"
|allies=[[Tyr]], [[Ilmater]], [[Red Knight]], [[Helm]], [[Lathander]], [[Mystra]]
|enemies=[[Bane (deity)|Bane]], [[Cyric]], [[Mask]]}}
[[File:Torm_symbol.jpg|thumb|Symbol of Torm]]

'''Torm''' ''(pronounced: /ˈtɔːrm/ TORM) '' the True, patron of [[paladin]]s and unswearing enemy of corruption and evil, serves the people of [[Toril#Faerûn|Faerûn]] by exemplifying the chivalric ideal. An ascended hero who lived his mortal life in service to a just sovereign, Torm eschews the pretense of his fellow [[Deity|deities]], instead adopting a humble position that he exists to serve the common good and the rule of law as established by honorable mortal rulers.

Red Knight

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{{FRWiki article|Red Knight}}
{{Deity|name=
|icon=Ig_hu_redknight.png
|alias=Lady of Strategy, Grandmaster of the Lanceboard
|power=D
|pantheon=F
|symbol=Red knight chess piece with stars for eyes
|alignment=LN
|cleric=LN, LG, LE
|portfolio=Strategy, planning, tactics
|worshippers=[[Fighter]]s, gamesters, [[monk]]s, strategists, tacticians
|domain_law=1
|domain_war=1
|domain_canon=Nobility, Planning
|weapon=[[Longsword]] - "Checkmate"
|allies=[[Tempus]], [[Torm]], [[Valkur]]
|enemies=[[Garagos]]}}

The '''Red Knight''', or the Lady of Strategy, is the Faerûnian deity of strategy and battle tactics and an exarch of Tempus.

Her dogma dictated the use of careful tactics in battle to achieve victory, under the belief that sound strategy was the best way to win a battle with the most favorable outcome.

Her symbol was a red knight chess piece with stars for eyes.

Red Knight

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{{FRWiki article|Red Knight}}
{{Deity|name=
|icon=Ig_hu_redknight.png
|alias=Lady of Strategy, Grandmaster of the Lanceboard
|power=D
|pantheon=F
|symbol=Red knight chess piece with stars for eyes
|alignment=LN
|cleric=LN, LG, LE
|portfolio=Strategy, planning, tactics
|worshippers=[[Fighter]]s, gamesters, [[monk]]s, strategists, tacticians
|domain_law=1
|domain_war=1
|domain_canon=Nobility, Planning
|weapon=[[Longsword]] - "Checkmate"
|allies=[[Tempus]], [[Torm]], [[Valkur]]
|enemies=[[Garagos]]}}

The Red Knight, or the Lady of Strategy, is the Faerûnian deity of strategy and battle tactics and an exarch of Tempus.

Her dogma dictated the use of careful tactics in battle to achieve victory, under the belief that sound strategy was the best way to win a battle with the most favorable outcome.

Her symbol was a red knight chess piece with stars for eyes.

Red Knight

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{{FRWiki article|Red Knight}}
{{Deity|name=
|icon=Ig_hu_redknight.png
|alias=Lady of Strategy, Grandmaster of the Lanceboard
|power=D
|pantheon=F
|symbol=Red knight chess piece with stars for eyes
|alignment=LN
|cleric=LN, LG, LE
|portfolio=Strategy, planning, tactics
|worshippers=[[Fighter]]s, gamesters, [[monk]]s, strategists, tacticians
|domain_law=1
|domain_war=1
|domain_canon=Nobility, Planning
|weapon=[[Longsword]] - "Checkmate"
|allies=[[Tempus]], [[Torm]], [[Valkur]]
|enemies=[[Garagos]]}}

The Red Knight, or the Lady of Strategy, was the Faerûnian deity of strategy and battle tactics and an exarch of Tempus.

Her dogma dictated the use of careful tactics in battle to achieve victory, under the belief that sound strategy was the best way to win a battle with the most favorable outcome.

Her symbol was a red knight chess piece with stars for eyes.

Tempus

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{{FRWiki article|Tempus}}
{{Deity|name=
|icon=Ig_hu_tempus.png
|alias=Lord of Battles, Foehammer, Tempos
|power=G
|pantheon=F
|symbol=A blazing silver sword on a blood-red shield
|alignment=CN
|cleric=CN, CG, CE
|portfolio=War, battle, warriors
|worshippers=Warriors, [[fighter]]s, [[barbarian]]s, [[ranger]]s, [[half-orc]]s
|domain_chaos=1
|domain_protection=1
|domain_strength=1
|domain_war=1
|domain_canon=
|weapon=[[Battleaxe]] - "Battle Prowess"
|allies=[[Red Knight]]
|enemies=[[Garagos]]
|weapon_canon=}}

'''Tempus''' (pronounced: /ˈtɛmpʌs/ TEM-pus), also known as the Lord of Battles, was the god of war. His dogma was primarily concerned with honorable battle, forbidding cowardice and encouraging the use of force of arms to settle disputes.

Tempus was originally one of many potential war gods who emerged from the primordial clashes between Selûne and Shar. These gods fought constantly with each other, the victors absorbing the essence and power of the defeated. This continued until Tempus stood as the sole god of war in the Faerûnian pantheon, having defeated and absorbed all of his competitors (with the notable exception of Garagos, whom he defeated but spared).

The barbarians of Icewind Dale claimed that Tempus's original name was "Tempos".

Tempus

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{{FRWiki article|Tempus}}
{{Deity|name=
|icon=Ig_hu_tempus.png
|alias=Lord of Battles, Foehammer, Tempos
|power=G
|pantheon=F
|symbol=A blazing silver sword on a blood-red shield
|alignment=CN
|cleric=CN, CG, CE
|portfolio=War, battle, warriors
|worshippers=Warriors, [[fighter]]s, [[barbarian]]s, [[ranger]]s, [[half-orc]]s
|domain_chaos=1
|domain_protection=1
|domain_strength=1
|domain_war=1
|domain_canon=
|weapon=[[Battleaxe]] - "Battle Prowess"
|allies=[[Red Knight]]
|enemies=[[Garagos]]
|weapon_canon=}}

'''Tempus''' (pronounced: /ˈtɛmpʌs/ TEM-pus[2][9]), also known as the Lord of Battles, was the god of war. His dogma was primarily concerned with honorable battle, forbidding cowardice and encouraging the use of force of arms to settle disputes.

Tempus was originally one of many potential war gods who emerged from the primordial clashes between Selûne and Shar. These gods fought constantly with each other, the victors absorbing the essence and power of the defeated. This continued until Tempus stood as the sole god of war in the Faerûnian pantheon, having defeated and absorbed all of his competitors (with the notable exception of Garagos, whom he defeated but spared).

The barbarians of Icewind Dale claimed that Tempus's original name was "Tempos".

Garagos

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{{FRWiki article|Garagos}}
{{Deity
|icon = Ig_hu_garagos.png|left|54px]]
|alias = The Reaver, Master of All Weapons, Lord of War, Targus (Netheril)
|power = D
|pantheon = F
|symbol = A pinwheel of five snaky arms clutching swords
|alignment = CN
|cleric = CG, CN, CE
|portfolio = War, skill-at-arms, destruction, plunder
|worshippers = [[Barbarian]]s, [[fighter]]s, [[ranger]]s, soldiers, spies, warriors
|domain_chaos = 1
|domain_destruct = 1
|domain_strength = 1
|domain_war = 1
|weapon = [[Longsword]] - "The Tentacus" (five arms each holding a sword)
|enemies=[[Tempus]], [[Red Knight]]}}
[[File:Garagos_symbol.jpg|thumb|Symbol of Garagos]]

'''Garagos''' (pronounced: /ˈgɑːrɑːgoʊs/ GAH-rah-gohs), the Lord of War, was a god of war and exarch of Tempus, though he focused more on destruction than war itself.

During the age of Netheril, Garagos was part of the Netherese pantheon and was known as Targus. Some time around or shortly after the fall of Netheril, the interloper deity Tempus managed to slay Garagos.

Survived by die-hard followers in several regions surrounding the Sea of Fallen Stars, a temple in Westgate, the Vilhon Reach and the Border Kingdoms, Garagos is associated with the rampaging destruction and plundering of war than tactics, strategies, or armies.

The Reaver is linked with the mad bloodlust that overtakes some warriors, resulting in horrifying carnage. (Followers of Tempus claim their god destroyed Garagos by using the Reaver's berserking fury against him.) The scarlet cloak he is portrayed as wearing in religious art is one made of the blood of his foes, and in recent times he is often shown as a six armed giant wading through a blood-red sea — again, the blood of his slain enemies.

Much quicker to anger and slower to show mercy than he was before his death, Garagos finds most of his followers in brigands, bandits, and priests of the Deities of Fury who pay him lip service in battle.

Garagos

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{{FRWiki article|Garagos}}
{{Deity
|icon = Ig_hu_garagos.png|left|54px]]
|alias = The Reaver, Master of All Weapons, Lord of War, Targus (Netheril)
|power = D
|pantheon = F
|symbol = A pinwheel of five snaky arms clutching swords
|alignment = CN
|cleric = CG, CN, CE
|portfolio = War, skill-at-arms, destruction, plunder
|worshippers = [[Barbarian]]s, [[fighter]]s, [[ranger]]s, soldiers, spies, warriors
|domain_chaos = 1
|domain_destruct = 1
|domain_strength = 1
|domain_war = 1
|weapon = [[Longsword]] - "The Tentacus" (five arms each holding a sword)
|enemies=[[Tempus]], [[Red Knight]]}}
[[File:Garagos_symbol.jpg|thumb|Symbol of Garagos]]

'''Garagos''' (pronounced: /ˈgɑːrɑːgoʊs/ GAH-rah-gohs), the Lord of War, was a god of war and exarch of Tempus, though he focused more on destruction than war itself.

During the age of Netheril, Garagos was part of the Netherese pantheon and was known as Targus. Some time around or shortly after the fall of Netheril, the interloper deity Tempus managed to slay Garagos.

Survived by die-hard followers in several regions surrounding the Sea of Fallen Stars, a temple in Westgate, the Vilhon Reach and the Border Kingdoms, Garagos is associated with the rampaging destruction and plundering of war than tactics, strategies, or armies.

The Reaver is linked with the mad bloodlust that overtakes some warriors, resulting in horrifying carnage. (Followers of Tempus claim their god destroyed Garagos by using the Reaver's berserking fury against him.) The scarlet cloak he is portrayed as wearing in religious art is one made of the blood of his foes, and in recent times he is often shown as a six armed giant wading through a blood-red sea — again, the blood of his slain enemies.

Much quicker to anger and slower to show mercy than he was before his death, Garagos finds most of his followers in brigands, bandits, and priests of the Deities of Fury who paid him lip service in battle.

Cyric

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{{FRWiki article|Cyric}}
{{Deity|icon=Ig_hu_cyric.png
|alias=Prince of Lies, the Dark Sun, the Black Sun
|power=G
|pantheon=F
|symbol=White jawless skull on a black or purple sunburst
|alignment=CE
|cleric=CE, CN, NE
|portfolio=Murder, lies, intrigue, deception, illusion
|worshippers=Former worshippers of [[Bane (deity)|Bane]], Bhaal and Myrkul, power-hungry (primarily young) [[human]]s.
|domain_chaos=1
|domain_destruct=1
|domain_evil=1
|domain_trickery=1
|domain_canon=Illusion death
|weapon=[[Longsword]] - "Razor's Edge"
|weapon_canon=}} [[File:Cyric_symbol.jpg|thumb|Symbol of Cyric]]
'''Cyric''' ''(seer-ick)'' is a petty, self-centered, megolamaniacal [[deity]] who holds himself above all other deities. He has an immense following throughout [[Faerûn]]: The unholy radiance of the Dark Sun draws power-hungry mortals like moths to a flame and then inexorably consumes them. Cyric was once insane, but his bout with divine madness has finally ebbed, and he no longer believes himself more powerful than all other deities.

Note: Cyric doesn't exist as a deity in the server setting as the ''Time of Troubles'' hasn't happened yet.

Bane (deity)

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: ''For the spell, see [[Bane]].''
{{Deity|name=
|icon=Ig_hu_bane.png
|alias=The Black Lord, the Black Hand, the Lord of Darkness
|power=G
|pantheon=F
|symbol=Green rays squeezed forth from a black fist
|alignment=LE
|cleric=LE, LN, NE
|portfolio=Strife, hatred, tyranny, fear
|worshippers=Conquerors, evil [[fighter]]s and [[monk]]s, tyrants, [[wizard]]s
|domain_destruct=1
|domain_evil=1
|domain_law=1
|domain_canon=Hatred and Tyranny
|weapon=[[Morningstar]]
|weapon_canon=
|allies=[[Loviatar]], [[Malar]], [[Mask]], and [[Talona]]
|enemies=The Triad, [[Helm]], [[Lathander]], [[Mystra]], [[Oghma]]}}
'''Bane''' is the evil and malicious greater deity of fear, hatred and tyranny. Preffering to plot and scheme, Bane rarely appears to act in a direct manner. His ultimate goal is to eventually control all of [[Faerûn]].

Bane, as a part of the Dead Three, had originally received his portfolio from [[Jergal]] like [[Myrkul]] and [[Bhaal]].

Jergal

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{{FRWiki article|Jergal}}
{{Deity|icon=Ig_hu_jergal.png
|alias=The Forgotten One, Lord of the End of Everything, Scribe of the Dead, The Pitiless One
|power=D
|pantheon=F
|symbol=Skull with a scroll in his maw resting atop a feather
|alignment=LN
|cleric=LE, LG, LN
|portfolio=Fatalism, Death, proper burial, tomb guardians
|worshippers=[[Monk]]s, necromancers, [[paladin]]s
|domain_law=1
|domain_canon=Fate, Repose, Rune, Suffering, Law
|weapon=[[Scythe]] - "A white glove"
|allies=
|enemies=[[Velsharoon]]}}

'''Jergal''' (pronounced JER-gull), is the seneschal of the Lord of the Dead who keeps records on the final disposition of all the spirits of the dead. Jergal is unfeeling and excessively formal, he never angers and always speaks in a disembodied, chilling voice. He cares little for anything besides an orderly accounting of the fate of the world as it slowly sinks into death.

He is not evil or malicious, but impassive in his duty of recording the death of all things. Jergal will sanction the use and creation of undead by his followers, provided they serve the cause of advancing death in the world.

Jergal is an ancient deity, older than many of the greater gods of Faerûn. In the time of Netheril, he was a greater deity himself, with the portfolios of the Dead, Murder and Strife. With the long aeons, he became bored with his position of power, and allowed for three mortals, known as the Dead Three, to each take up parts of his divinity. [[Bane]] assumed the portfolio of Strife, Myrkul the rulership of the Dead and Bhaal the portfolio of Murder. Jergal himself faded from his great stature, and became a seneschal to Myrkul.

Although Jergal's nature is that he must be loyal to the office of the lord of the dead and whatever deity might hold it at the present time, Jergal can subtly undermine the holder of that office if he or she is not true to the office's responsibilities.

He spends much of his efforts combating [[Velsharoon]]'s goal to prolong life into undeath. His impassive nature means he does not intervene on the Material Plane or in the affairs of deities that do not directly contradict his ethos.

[[Category:Deities with insufficient NWN2 domains]]

Jergal

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{{FRWiki article|Jergal}}
{{Deity|icon=Ig_hu_jergal.png
|alias=The Forgotten One, Lord of the End of Everything, Scribe of the Dead, The Pitiless One
|power=D
|pantheon=F
|symbol=Skull with a scroll in his maw resting atop a feather
|alignment=LN
|cleric=LE, LG, LN
|portfolio=Fatalism, Death, proper burial, tomb guardians
|worshippers=[[Monk]]s, necromancers, [[paladin]]s
|domain_law=1
|domain_canon=Fate, Repose, Rune, Suffering, Law
|weapon=[[Scythe]] - "A white glove"
|allies=
|enemies=[[Cyric]], [[Velsharoon]]}}

'''Jergal''' (pronounced JER-gull), is the seneschal of the Lord of the Dead who keeps records on the final disposition of all the spirits of the dead. Jergal is unfeeling and excessively formal, he never angers and always speaks in a disembodied, chilling voice. He cares little for anything besides an orderly accounting of the fate of the world as it slowly sinks into death.

He is not evil or malicious, but impassive in his duty of recording the death of all things. Jergal will sanction the use and creation of undead by his followers, provided they serve the cause of advancing death in the world.

Jergal is an ancient deity, older than many of the greater gods of Faerûn. In the time of Netheril, he was a greater deity himself, with the portfolios of the Dead, Murder and Strife. With the long aeons, he became bored with his position of power, and allowed for three mortals, known as the Dead Three, to each take up parts of his divinity. [[Bane]] assumed the portfolio of Strife, Myrkul the rulership of the Dead and Bhaal the portfolio of Murder. Jergal himself faded from his great stature, and became a seneschal to Myrkul.

Although Jergal's nature is that he must be loyal to the office of the lord of the dead and whatever deity might hold it at the present time, Jergal can subtly undermine the holder of that office if he or she is not true to the office's responsibilities.

He spends much of his efforts combating [[Velsharoon]]'s goal to prolong life into undeath. His impassive nature means he does not intervene on the Material Plane or in the affairs of deities that do not directly contradict his ethos.

[[Category:Deities with insufficient NWN2 domains]]

Jergal

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{{FRWiki article|Jergal}}
{{Deity|icon=Ig_hu_jergal.png
|alias=The Forgotten One, Lord of the End of Everything, Scribe of the Dead, The Pitiless One
|power=D
|pantheon=F
|symbol=Skull with a scroll in his maw resting atop a feather
|alignment=LN
|cleric=LE, LG, LN
|portfolio=Fatalism, Death, proper burial, tomb guardians
|worshippers=[[Monk]]s, necromancers, [[paladin]]s
|domain_law=1
|domain_canon=Fate, Repose, Rune, Suffering, Law
|weapon=[[Scythe]] - "A white glove"
|allies=[[Kelemvor]]
|enemies=[[Cyric]], [[Velsharoon]]}}

'''Jergal''' (pronounced JER-gull), is the seneschal of the Lord of the Dead who keeps records on the final disposition of all the spirits of the dead. Jergal is unfeeling and excessively formal, he never angers and always speaks in a disembodied, chilling voice. He cares little for anything besides an orderly accounting of the fate of the world as it slowly sinks into death, and he now serves [[Kelemvor]] as he previously served [[Cyric]] and Myrkul before him.

In ethos, Jergal is colder and more inhumane than his current master, sanctioning the use and creation of undead by his followers, provided they serve the cause of advancing death in the world. He is not evil or malicious, but impassively records the death of all things.

Jergal is an ancient deity, older than many of the greater gods of Faerûn. In the time of Netheril, he was a greater deity himself, with the portfolios of the Dead, Murder and Strife. With the long aeons, he became bored with his position of power, and allowed for three mortals, known as the Dead Three, to each take up parts of his divinity. [[Bane]] assumed the portfolio of Strife, Myrkul the rulership of the Dead and Bhaal the portfolio of Murder. Jergal himself faded from his great stature, and became a seneschal to Myrkul, a position he has kept even after his master perished and first [[Cyric]], then [[Kelemvor]] assumed his place.

Although Jergal's nature is that he must be loyal to the office of the lord of the dead and whatever deity might hold it at the present time, Jergal can subtly undermine the holder of that office if he or she is not true to the office's responsibilities. Jergal works well with [[Kelemvor]], but retains his scorn for [[Cyric]] and spends much of his efforts combating [[Velsharoon]]'s efforts to prolong life into undeath. His impassive nature means he does not intervene on the Material Plane or in the affairs of deities that do not directly contradict his ethos.
[[Category:Deities with insufficient NWN2 domains]]

Tempus

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Garagos

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{{FRWiki article|Garagos}}
{{Deity
|icon = Ig_hu_garagos.png|left|54px]]
|alias = The Reaver, Master of All Weapons, Lord of War, Targus (Netheril)
|power = D
|pantheon = F
|symbol = A pinwheel of five snaky arms clutching swords
|alignment = CN
|cleric = CG, CN, CE
|portfolio = War, skill-at-arms, destruction, plunder
|worshippers = [[Barbarian]]s, [[fighter]]s, [[ranger]]s, soldiers, spies, warriors
|domain_chaos = 1
|domain_destruct = 1
|domain_strength = 1
|domain_war = 1
|weapon = [[Longsword]] - "The Tentacus" (five arms each holding a sword)
|enemies=[[Tempus]], [[Red Knight]]}}
[[File:Garagos_symbol.jpg|thumb|Symbol of Garagos]]

'''Garagos''' (pronounced: /ˈgɑːrɑːgoʊs/ GAH-rah-gohs), the Lord of War, was a god of war and exarch of Tempus, though he focused more on destruction than war itself.

During the age of Netheril, Garagos was part of the Netherese pantheon and was known as Targus. Some time around or shortly after the fall of Netheril, the interloper deity Tempus managed to slay Garagos.

Survived by die-hard followers in several regions surrounding the Sea of Fallen Stars, a temple in Westgate, the Vilhon Reach and the Border Kingdoms.

Garagos is associated with the rampaging destruction and plundering of war than tactics, strategies, or armies. The Reaver is linked with the mad bloodlust that overtakes some warriors, resulting in horrifying carnage. (Followers of Tempus claim their god destroyed Garagos by using the Reaver's berserking fury against him.) The scarlet cloak he is portrayed as wearing in religious art is one made of the blood of his foes, and in recent times he is often shown as a six armed giant wading through a blood-red sea — again, the blood of his slain enemies.

Much quicker to anger and slower to show mercy than he was before his death, Garagos finds most of his followers in brigands, bandits, and priests of the Deities of Fury who paid him lip service in battle.

Garagos

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{{FRWiki article|Garagos}}
{{Deity
|icon = Ig_hu_garagos.png|left|54px]]
|alias = The Reaver, Master of All Weapons, Lord of War, Targus (Netheril)
|power = D
|pantheon = F
|symbol = A pinwheel of five snaky arms clutching swords
|alignment = CN
|cleric = CG, CN, CE
|portfolio = War, skill-at-arms, destruction, plunder
|worshippers = [[Barbarian]]s, [[fighter]]s, [[ranger]]s, soldiers, spies, warriors
|domain_chaos = 1
|domain_destruct = 1
|domain_strength = 1
|domain_war = 1
|weapon = [[Longsword]] - "The Tentacus" (five arms each holding a sword)
|enemies=[[Tempus]], [[Red Knight]]}}
[[File:Garagos_symbol.jpg|thumb|Symbol of Garagos]]

'''Garagos''' (pronounced: /ˈgɑːrɑːgoʊs/ GAH-rah-gohs), the Lord of War, was a god of war and exarch of Tempus, though he focused more on destruction than war itself.

During the age of Netheril, Garagos was part of the Netherese pantheon and was known as Targus. Some time around or shortly after the fall of Netheril, the interloper deity Tempus managed to slay Garagos.

Survived by die-hard followers in several regions surrounding the Sea of Fallen Stars and a church in Westgate, Garagos mysteriously and unexpectedly reappeared in Westgate's harbor during the Time of Troubles.

Much quicker to anger and slower to show mercy than he was before his death, Garagos found most of his followers in brigands, bandits, and priests of the Deities of Fury who paid him lip service in battle.