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<blockquote data-quote="squirrel" data-source="post: 813506" data-attributes="member: 9248">CrebarHere is the Crebar profile.Crebar, God of VengeanceCrebar (CRAY-bar), is lawful evil.&nbsp; Known by his followers as TruthIncarnate and the Supreme Judge, he is the god of vengeance,authoritarian law, truth, and rigid order.&nbsp; Those not following himoften refer to him as the Pitiless One and Cruel Magistrate; Crebarwillingly answers to both.&nbsp; His symbol is a powerful fist; differentgroups depict it differently.&nbsp; The most common one shows it crushing amostly-concealed rose, with a drop of blood on one of its thorns. Another symbol is a stylized numeral 4, representing the fourfoldrestitution that is the core of their faith.&nbsp; Any wrong done to one ofCrebar’s devout or one under Crebar’s protection (a surprisingly broadcategory) is returned fourfold, either in restitution or punishment,according to the holy texts of the faith.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="squirrel, post: 813506, member: 9248"] [b]Crebar[/b] Here is the Crebar profile. Crebar, God of Vengeance Crebar (CRAY-bar), is lawful evil. Known by his followers as Truth Incarnate and the Supreme Judge, he is the god of vengeance, authoritarian law, truth, and rigid order. Those not following him often refer to him as the Pitiless One and Cruel Magistrate; Crebar willingly answers to both. His symbol is a powerful fist; different groups depict it differently. The most common one shows it crushing a mostly-concealed rose, with a drop of blood on one of its thorns. Another symbol is a stylized numeral 4, representing the fourfold restitution that is the core of their faith. Any wrong done to one of Crebar’s devout or one under Crebar’s protection (a surprisingly broad category) is returned fourfold, either in restitution or punishment, according to the holy texts of the faith. [/QUOTE]

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