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	~~{{FRWiki article\|Chauntea}}~~
	{{Deity\|icon=Ig_hu_chauntea.png		{{Deity\|icon=Ig_hu_chauntea.png
	\|alias=The Great Mother, the Grain Goddess, the Golden Goddess, She Who Shapes All, Earthmother (Moonshae), Jannath, Pahluruk (among the people of the Great Glacier), Bhalla (Rashemen)		\|alias=The Great Mother, the Grain Goddess, the Golden Goddess, She Who Shapes All, Earthmother (Moonshae), Jannath, Pahluruk (among the people of the Great Glacier), Bhalla (Rashemen)

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 {{Deity|icon=Ig_hu_chauntea.png
-|alias=The Great Mother, the Grain Goddess, Earthmother
+|alias=The Great Mother, the Grain Goddess, the Golden Goddess, She Who Shapes All, Earthmother (Moonshae), Jannath, Pahluruk (among the people of the Great Glacier), Bhalla (Rashemen)
 |power=G
 |pantheon=F
-|symbol=Blooming rose on a sunburst wreath of golden grain
+|symbol=A budding flower encircled by a sunburst or (older) a sheaf of golden wheat on a green field
 |alignment=NG
 |cleric=CG, LG, NG, N
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 |domain_renewal=1
 |weapon=[[Scythe]] (A shock of grain)
-|allies=[[Lathander]], [[Shiallia]], [[Mielikki]], [[Lurue]], [[Eldath]]
+|allies=[[Lathander]], [[Silvanus]], [[Eldath]], [[Mielikki]], [[Shiallia]], [[Selune]], [[Lurue]] the Unicorn
-|enemies=[[Talona]], [[Auril]], [[Malar]], [[Talos]], [[Umberlee]], [[Bane]]}}[[File:Chauntea_symbol.jpg|thumb|Symbol of Chauntea]]
+|enemies=[[Talos]], [[Auril]], [[Umberlee]], [[Malar]], [[Talona]], [[Moander]], [[Bane]] (now dead), [[Bhaal]] (now dead), [[Myrkul]] (now dead)}}[[File:Chauntea_symbol.jpg|thumb|Symbol of Chauntea]]
-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.
+Chauntea (Chawn-TEE-ah) rarely appears to mortals, although the most devout sometimes see her smiling face in their dreams. Her hand is on every place where humans seek to grow things. She is not a goddess given to spectacle or pageant, but rather calls her followers to small acts of devotion. She is immensely popular among gardeners, farmers, and common folk of many nations. Through her blessing, most of Faerûn is fruitful. She is wise and quiet, though not passive, and is not given to hasty action. Aside from the divine interactions mentioned above, she has a cordial ongoing contest with Tempus and a friendly rivalry with Gond. Lathander and Chauntea have had an off-again, on-again romance for centuries (currently on), but the relationship between them is always warm. Chauntea has a special relationship with the people of the Moonshae Isles, a place which she has dedicated a portion of her being, known as Earthmother, to oversee specifically. Earthmother is a more primitive facet of Chauntea who is representative of the goddess’s nature in eons past and is much more wild and neutral in her outlook. She often uses three agents in the Moonshaes, said to be her Children: Leviathan, a great whale who guards the waters of the Moonshaes; Kamerynn, a great male unicorn, the king of the wilderness; and the Pack, a gathering of dire wolves melded into a single, unstoppable horde in the service of the goddess. Absent from the Moonshaes for years, these children have been spotted individually of late in the wilds and the sea.
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	\|~~domain_canon~~=~~Renewal~~		\|domain_renewal=1
	\|weapon=[[Scythe]] (A shock of grain)		\|weapon=[[Scythe]] (A shock of grain)
	\|allies=[[Lathander]], [[Shiallia]], [[Mielikki]], [[Lurue]], [[Eldath]]		\|allies=[[Lathander]], [[Shiallia]], [[Mielikki]], [[Lurue]], [[Eldath]]

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	\|allies=[[Lathander]], [[Shiallia]], [[Mielikki]], [[Lurue]], [[Eldath]]		\|allies=[[Lathander]], [[Shiallia]], [[Mielikki]], [[Lurue]], [[Eldath]]
	\|enemies=[[Talona]], [[Auril]], [[Malar]], [[Talos]], [[Umberlee]], [[Bane]]}}[[File:Chauntea_symbol.jpg\|thumb\|Symbol of Chauntea]]		\|enemies=[[Talona]], [[Auril]], [[Malar]], [[Talos]], [[Umberlee]], [[Bane]]}}[[File:Chauntea_symbol.jpg\|thumb\|Symbol of Chauntea]]
	'''Chauntea''' ''(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''' ''(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.		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.

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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''' ''(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]]