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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Knightfall" data-source="post: 9121376" data-attributes="member: 2012">For Lusos, the "name" is what most people call the Traveller. It harkens back to an older age. The Traveller is more defined by the deity's domains than by alignment. In the Bluffside book, all of the deities are meant to be somewhat generic with the known names of each deity being optional. The Traveller is sometimes called The Wanderer, as well. The god has many aspects, so if you want your PC to worship a more chaotic version of the deity, then that is fine. Perhaps the deity, as The Wanderer, leans more towards chaos instead of law. The ancient version of Lusos' worship would be strongly neutral.The attached PDF has a list of the deities of Ticinum. Most of these deities are based, somewhat, on Roman Mythology, but many of the names are homebrewed. The names are based on <a href="https://kulanworldjournal.wordpress.com/kulanspace/" target="_blank">Kulan's solar system</a>, which is loosely based on our solar system.I have noted both my homebrewed domains and domains I use from d20/OGL sources. You can just ignore the d20/OGL sources. All the other remaining domains are from the PHB, Spell Compendium, or another official D&D v.3.5 sourcebook. If you want to look at my homebrewed domains, I can post another PDF. But, you don't have to use those domains.Halne is based on the Roman god Mercury. Ina is basically Tyche with a different name; the name might be based on an obscure online reference I found. I don't remember.</blockquote>

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