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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Zephrin the Lost" data-source="post: 4676262" data-attributes="member: 30760">[FONT=&quot]I'm putting my first 4e campaign together, using Eberron as a starting point but heavily modifying many aspects. Most of the action will take place on the Thunder Sea with a modified Saltmarsh (from DMG2) as a homebase. I want to keep the deities simple, and I'm also borrowing from something I saw on a Wizard's column a while back- that "each of the gods is a great bard whose personal pleasure and cosmic power flows from ritual bragging in front of the other gods about the exceptional and glorious accomplishments of their worshipers. "[/FONT][FONT=&quot] Commoners tend to pay homage to all deities depending on what trials they are facing, but I hope at least a few of the PC's would choose one god to follow and thereby path to walk.The Abandon- accomplishment through passion / emotion. Live in the moment, and trust that insight and swift action result in the perfection of the spirit. Big with rogues, warlocksThe Exemplar- accomplishment through discipline. Those who seek excellence through physical or mental disciplines follow this deity. Big with wizards, warlordsThe Hero- accomplishment through courage. Dedicated to the subjugation of fear, both philosophical and of physical harm. Big with all classesThe Venture – accomplishment through trade / business. ‘A rising tide lifts all boats’ – honest success in trade and commerce betters the mortal spirit and condition. Big with those who trade for a living (including fortune-hunters for hire). The Benevolence- accomplishment through compassion /forgiveness. Seeks understanding of all paths. Their way is marked by sacrifice and patience. Big with clerics and paladins. The Mockery- accomplishment through evil. “Take all you can- give nothing back.” I'm wondering how such a pantheon sounds to others, so feedback is welcome![/FONT][FONT=&quot]-Z  [/FONT]</blockquote>

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