St. Cuthbert, god of...?
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CRGreathouse
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In GH or RL? If you mean real life, try these sites:
http://directory.google.com/Top/Soc...inations/Catholicism/Saints/C/Saint_Cuthbert/
If GH, no one really knows... check out the thread on GD, where the good Colonel addressed that topic.
http://directory.google.com/Top/Soc...inations/Catholicism/Saints/C/Saint_Cuthbert/
If GH, no one really knows... check out the thread on GD, where the good Colonel addressed that topic.
Cuthbert in our campaign wasn't so much defined by what his areas of dominion were, but rather by the types of folks who worshipped him. He was always worshipped by common folk who were sensible and preferred the status quo and dependable, predictable lives.
To this day, even after 20 years have passed, when we come across Cuthbert worshippers, we all start chaning "Square peg, round hole!" which was the Cuthbert mantra from T1 Village of Hommlet. The ideas of conformity being the overwhelming M.O.
Conformity bringing prosperity through cooperation and a subjugation of disruptive, selfish actions.
Keep in mind, that was just us and it was fitting for the way we first encountered Hommlet so long ago. Maybe Cuthbert parties in other campaigns, but I couldn't really comment on that
To this day, even after 20 years have passed, when we come across Cuthbert worshippers, we all start chaning "Square peg, round hole!" which was the Cuthbert mantra from T1 Village of Hommlet. The ideas of conformity being the overwhelming M.O.
Conformity bringing prosperity through cooperation and a subjugation of disruptive, selfish actions.
Keep in mind, that was just us and it was fitting for the way we first encountered Hommlet so long ago. Maybe Cuthbert parties in other campaigns, but I couldn't really comment on that
Tony Vargas
Legend
In Greyhawk, St C is the Lawful Nuetral God of Justice (especially Vengence or Retribution). His Domains include Strength, Law, Protection and Destruction. He is called 'St. Cuthbert of the Cudgel.' He's more a god of action than of philosophy or investigation.
