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Favorite FR deity?
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Draxus the Tainted
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Shar, Lolth, Velsharoon, and Sune just for the sake of posting atleast one good deity! 
Ferret
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Too many cool dietys!
Nebelun; he makes cool stuff like smoke powder, Malar;just cool, Mask; he is sneaky and cool stuff, Mielikki; Natury and cool stuff, (Why is ogmah a bard god, when he is clearly lawful?), Selûne; Good lycantropes, traverlers, a groovey domain and cool weapon!Shar; Good outfit weapon(depicted anyway) but she should be chaotic no? Tearing down order etc, Shaundakul; 'Nuff said. Tymora; See above, Hoar; Kick *Expecitive*!!!, Lurue; Same as Mielikki, Milil, Shiallai, Ulutiu.
Nebelun; he makes cool stuff like smoke powder, Malar;just cool, Mask; he is sneaky and cool stuff, Mielikki; Natury and cool stuff, (Why is ogmah a bard god, when he is clearly lawful?), Selûne; Good lycantropes, traverlers, a groovey domain and cool weapon!Shar; Good outfit weapon(depicted anyway) but she should be chaotic no? Tearing down order etc, Shaundakul; 'Nuff said. Tymora; See above, Hoar; Kick *Expecitive*!!!, Lurue; Same as Mielikki, Milil, Shiallai, Ulutiu.
Glaurung
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Good--well, none really 
---Oh, I forgot Ilmatar, the Broken God.
Neutral--Shaundakul, hands down, followed by the Red Knight, Hoar, and Finder Wyvernspur.
Evil--I liked Iyachtu Xvim, but he's dead. The same with Moander...sad really. I also like Urdlen- the evil god of the gnomes.
Go Chardun!!
---Oh, I forgot Ilmatar, the Broken God.Neutral--Shaundakul, hands down, followed by the Red Knight, Hoar, and Finder Wyvernspur.
Evil--I liked Iyachtu Xvim, but he's dead. The same with Moander...sad really. I also like Urdlen- the evil god of the gnomes.
Go Chardun!!
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For me, Tymora is the definitive FR deity - her portfolio sums up the feeling of lackadaisical adventure and deadly whimsy that adventuring in the realms is supposed to stand for, if you get the vibe that Ed Greenwood seemed to be going for.
Second place goes to any dead god, from Amaunator to Borem to Moander. They're just plain useful as campaign or adventure hooks for when they make a comeback, or for exploring the ruins of their temples. The idea of a long dead deity rising up again fits the FR feel to a tee.
Third place goes to the Earthmother (or if you prefer, Chauntea, sorta), because a goddess who more or less is the land (the Moonshaes) is utterly useful to a campaign, and ties the fate of the people, the land and the druids directly to that of the goddess. Give the PC druid a grove and associated responsibilities to look after the body of his goddess, and there are one million adventure hooks waiting to happen...the land can be a fragile thing, under threat in many ways.
Second place goes to any dead god, from Amaunator to Borem to Moander. They're just plain useful as campaign or adventure hooks for when they make a comeback, or for exploring the ruins of their temples. The idea of a long dead deity rising up again fits the FR feel to a tee.
Third place goes to the Earthmother (or if you prefer, Chauntea, sorta), because a goddess who more or less is the land (the Moonshaes) is utterly useful to a campaign, and ties the fate of the people, the land and the druids directly to that of the goddess. Give the PC druid a grove and associated responsibilities to look after the body of his goddess, and there are one million adventure hooks waiting to happen...the land can be a fragile thing, under threat in many ways.
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