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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kalanyr" data-source="post: 1135912" data-attributes="member: 190">The Human Pantheon of the Sealed Lands is potentially infinite, there are gods for practically everything from the lowly Garbal , Mover of Pebblers to the mighty  Photus, God of the Bright Sun, some clerics worship philosophies instead of gods*. The list below details the most powerful dieties in the Human Pantheon of the Sealed Lands. Also note each description is written from the point of view of the followers of the god as such they may seem to conflict.*For fairness I will note that a Philosophy can only grant Cleric Spells of up to 2nd Level. Minor spirits (like Garbal) can grant up to 3rd level spells. True gods (those detailed below) can grant spells up to and including 9th level as can a few powerful spirit gods. (Neutral Dieties lack 1 domain compared to dieties with an Ethical or Moral Alignment as I regard the access to spells with 2 different descriptors as an in built bonus)Promoth, The Enduring Earth, The Eternal Guardian, Lord of the Harvest (Greater God)Alignment: Lawful Good (Clerics: LG,LN,NG)Domains: Earth, War, Good, Law , Protection, Plant, Strength, Artifice, Metal , Community (10)Prestige Domains: Mysticisim , Creation , Excorcism, Inquisition (4)Favoured Weapon: Crusher of Mountains (Warhammer)Promoth is the god of the Earth, and the provider of metals and plants, he is the Eternal Guardian always watching over his people. Promoth is a stern god firm and unwavering in his goodness, as enduring as the mountains and just as strong.Photus, The Bright Sun, The Watchful Eye, Renewer of Life (Greater God)Alignment: Neutral Good (Clerics: Any good )Domains: Sun,Fire,Good, Protection, Healing, Knowledge, Renewal  , Community Travel (9)Prestige Domains: Mysticism, Divination ,Excorcism,Glory (4)Favoured Weapon: Suns Fire (Chakra (the Thri-Kreen crystalline throwing wedge thingy for those of you who've played Dark Sun (Dmg 1d4+1 Crit: 20/x2, Returns to thrower Martial Weapon IIRC))) Photus is the god of the Sun, the Watchful Eye who looks over the world each day, protecting his people from the evils that lurk in the Darkness.  Photus is a gentle god who would rather heal and renew those harmed than to lead a crusade against the Darkness, but when angered he is a terrible foe personifying the wrath of the sun's fire. Due to his daily trips over the world Photus is also worshipped as a god of knowledge, gathering information in his trips over the world.Selen, The Changing Moon,  Huntress in the Night , Glamourous LadyDomains:Water,Good, Chaos, Animal, Knowledge, Trickery,  Magic, Luck, Rune, Air (10)Prestige Domains: Mysticism, Divination, Beastmaster, Celerity (4)Favoured Weapon: Spinning Moon ( Chakrum (The throwing disc thingy)Selen is the goddess of the moon, change, and hunting. Selen hunts the night, and is the patron of all good creatures of the night.  Selen is a fickle goddess, the wrathful hunter and the cunning trickster in equal measure one moment and a protector the next. Selen is also the keeper of concealed things, be they physical or mental in nature. Aeter, The Final Judge, King of The Dead, The Last KeeperDomains: Death, Repose, Law, Knowledge, Protection, Nobility, Destruction, Ancestor, SufferingPrestige Domains: Divinations,Domination, Mind, Inquisition ([Good] Spells are replaced with the [Lawful] version])Favoured Weapon: Unflinching Fate (Bastard Sword) Aeter is the judge of the dead, whom all souls must pass by before they are released to the domain most matching their deeds and nature. Aeter must judge each soul and weigh up each deed and action and then decide on their destination, his gaze probes the depths of each and every soul no matther how good or evil searching for falsehood before he makes his judgement and once made no force may change it. Those of nature like unto himself remain in his domain as his servants and scribes and are occasionally restored to the realms of the living as undying guardians for places sacred to Aeter. Aeter's clerics are occasionally tasked with returning those who have avoided his judgement without his permission, such undead are abominations to the Last Keeper.-List Ends Here Because I have to sleep now</blockquote>

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