D&D 5E 5E Survivor - Deities (Part 6: Celtic Deities) Lugh Lámfada Advances!
RuinousPowers
Hero
The Daghdha 20
Arawn 17
Brigantia 18
Diancecht 14
Lugh Lámfada 14
Manannan mac Lir 15
The Morrigan 23
Nuada 6
Oghma 13
Arawn 17
Brigantia 18
Diancecht 14
Lugh Lámfada 14
Manannan mac Lir 15
The Morrigan 23
Nuada 6
Oghma 13
Legatus Legionis
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Dax Doomslayer
Adventurer
The Daghdha 18
Arawn 18
Brigantia 18
Diancecht 15
Lugh Lámfada 14
Manannan mac Lir 13
The Morrigan 21
Nuada 4
Oghma 15
Arawn 18
Brigantia 18
Diancecht 15
Lugh Lámfada 14
Manannan mac Lir 13
The Morrigan 21
Nuada 4
Oghma 15
RealAlHazred
Frumious Flumph (Your Grace/Your Eminence)
The Daghdha 18
Arawn 18
Brigantia 18
Diancecht 15 - 2 = 13
Lugh Lámfada 14
Manannan mac Lir 13
The Morrigan 21 + 1 = 22
Nuada 4
Oghma 15
This guy on tumblr, ad-ciu, has done a great series of posts about Celtic gods and how they should be represented in D&D. Among other things, they point out that the actual evil god on the list is Dian Cecht. After Nuadu loses his hand and the kingship (because kings of the Tuatha need to be physically whole), Dian Cecht can only offer a prosthetic, which isn't good enough. Then Dian Cecht's son, Miach, heals the missing hand of Nuadu. So Dian Cecht kills his own son with several blows to the head, intentionally killing Miach so that not even Dian Cecht could hope to heal the final wound. Airmed, Dian Cecht's daughter, mourns over the grave of Miach from which sprout three hundred and sixty five healing herbs. Airmed orders the herbs by their function, but Dian Cecht mixes them up, and tosses them to the wind to confuse their uses.
In short Dian Cecht is a jerk of massive proportions.
EDIT: The individual posts aren't long, but if you're short on time, the conclusions are in this post. I really feel this guy should make a product and put it on the DM's Guild.
Arawn 18
Brigantia 18
Diancecht 15 - 2 = 13
Lugh Lámfada 14
Manannan mac Lir 13
The Morrigan 21 + 1 = 22
Nuada 4
Oghma 15
This guy on tumblr, ad-ciu, has done a great series of posts about Celtic gods and how they should be represented in D&D. Among other things, they point out that the actual evil god on the list is Dian Cecht. After Nuadu loses his hand and the kingship (because kings of the Tuatha need to be physically whole), Dian Cecht can only offer a prosthetic, which isn't good enough. Then Dian Cecht's son, Miach, heals the missing hand of Nuadu. So Dian Cecht kills his own son with several blows to the head, intentionally killing Miach so that not even Dian Cecht could hope to heal the final wound. Airmed, Dian Cecht's daughter, mourns over the grave of Miach from which sprout three hundred and sixty five healing herbs. Airmed orders the herbs by their function, but Dian Cecht mixes them up, and tosses them to the wind to confuse their uses.
In short Dian Cecht is a jerk of massive proportions.
EDIT: The individual posts aren't long, but if you're short on time, the conclusions are in this post. I really feel this guy should make a product and put it on the DM's Guild.
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Crimson Longinus
Legend
The Daghdha 18
Arawn 18
Brigantia 18-2=16
Diancecht 13
Lugh Lámfada 14
Manannan mac Lir 13
The Morrigan 22+1=23
Nuada 4
Oghma 15
Arawn 18
Brigantia 18-2=16
Diancecht 13
Lugh Lámfada 14
Manannan mac Lir 13
The Morrigan 22+1=23
Nuada 4
Oghma 15
