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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nifft" data-source="post: 3975244" data-attributes="member: 6562">"The bear who charges directly will fall into a bear-pit. The wise bear watches, and charges when the time is right.""The wolf who leaps at the caribou alone is soon a dead wolf. Only when a whole pack is around him will the caribou fall."- - -General arguments for Pelor:- Appeal to position: "Just as the village chief holds the highest ground in the village, overlooking all others, so too does Pelor hold the highest position in the sky, looking down on all others. Just as the chief holds his ground by being the strongest and wisest among us, so too does Pelor hold his position by being the strongest and wisest among all the gods."- Appeal to protection: "Pelor's light is a gift which protects your days, giving you an advantage over the evil creatures of darkness (drow, orcs, whatever they don't like), and keeping the evil undead from your door. But Pelor only gives his sunlight during the day. At night, only those who follow his faith can call upon his powers to fight (evil races of darkness) and the undead. A wall that only protects half your village is a poor wall. Light which only guards half of your day is insufficient. Give your faith to Pelor, and let his light shine from within you, to guard your nights as well."Cheers, -- N</blockquote>