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<blockquote data-quote="jan" data-source="post: 5268602" data-attributes="member: 92915">This is also inspired from &quot;For Duty &amp; Deity&quot; but changed in some ways. Basically it goes like this: During the time of trouble Waukeen wanted nothing more than to return to her divine realm. It was her plan to travel through the lower planes to avoid Aos detection. However she found it impossible to leave the material plane, since Ao has bound the avatar forms of the deities to the material plane. Hence the only way for her to leave Farun was to separate herself from her divine powers and hide the rest of her divine essence at some unknown place in the material plane.&nbsp;As a goddess of trade, she also had various contacts to smugglers and vast knowledge of smuggling routes. Since the lower planes are dangerous she made various treaties with some of the inhabitants there to guarantee her save passage. Among them was Graz'zt, but the dark prince betrayed her and imprisoned her in his palace.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jan, post: 5268602, member: 92915"] This is also inspired from "For Duty & Deity" but changed in some ways. Basically it goes like this: During the time of trouble Waukeen wanted nothing more than to return to her divine realm. It was her plan to travel through the lower planes to avoid Aos detection. However she found it impossible to leave the material plane, since Ao has bound the avatar forms of the deities to the material plane. Hence the only way for her to leave Farun was to separate herself from her divine powers and hide the rest of her divine essence at some unknown place in the material plane. As a goddess of trade, she also had various contacts to smugglers and vast knowledge of smuggling routes. Since the lower planes are dangerous she made various treaties with some of the inhabitants there to guarantee her save passage. Among them was Graz'zt, but the dark prince betrayed her and imprisoned her in his palace. [/QUOTE]

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