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<blockquote data-quote="coyote6" data-source="post: 1603609" data-attributes="member: 1225">Dragon #263, with a Egyptian god/pharoah-looking guy on the cover. Kurell is on pp.50-52. God of jealousy, revenge, thievery, with a single green eye for a symbol. His allies are Syrul, Erythnul, &amp; Xan Yae (an, uh, interesting group); his only listed foe is Pholtus. Dogma: &quot;Followers of Kurell believe they have a right to whatever they want. These same folks jealously guard what they believe to be theirs and punish those who try to take it from them. Along the same line of thinking, many believe that seeking retribution for wrongs is more important and more likely to end 'correctly' if they do it themselves rather than allowing courts or government to interfere. Oddly enough, though the followers of the church and the clergy trust no one, they are often trustworthy. This is simply because they don't want revenge practiced against them.&quot;The whole piece on him &amp; his clergy is almost two full three-column pages, once you ignore art &amp; ads.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="coyote6, post: 1603609, member: 1225"] Dragon #263, with a Egyptian god/pharoah-looking guy on the cover. Kurell is on pp.50-52. God of jealousy, revenge, thievery, with a single green eye for a symbol. His allies are Syrul, Erythnul, & Xan Yae (an, uh, interesting group); his only listed foe is Pholtus. Dogma: "Followers of Kurell believe they have a right to whatever they want. These same folks jealously guard what they believe to be theirs and punish those who try to take it from them. Along the same line of thinking, many believe that seeking retribution for wrongs is more important and more likely to end 'correctly' if they do it themselves rather than allowing courts or government to interfere. Oddly enough, though the followers of the church and the clergy trust no one, they are often trustworthy. This is simply because they don't want revenge practiced against them." The whole piece on him & his clergy is almost two full three-column pages, once you ignore art & ads. [/QUOTE]

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