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=Fringe Faiths= | =Fringe Faiths= | ||
==Pzatharun== | |||
[[File:Change.jpg|Frameless]] | |||
'''Associated Domains: Chaos, Animal, Trickery, Illusion, Charm''' | |||
'''Focus: Chaos, Changelings, Madness, Artists''' | |||
'''Special Requirements: Chaotic''' | |||
At heart, Pzatharun is a God of outcasts, unpredictable and whimsical in the blessings and curses they lay upon the realms of men. Associated with shapeshifting (magical or lycanthropic), changelings, disorder, bouts of mania, artistic inspiration, hedonism and fae. His nature and faith are shrouded in mystery and contradiction, with some saying Pzatharun is a lord of the Fae, others a planar embodiment of chaotic elements, among dozens of other conspiracies. | |||
His worshipers include: artistic souls seeking inspiration, revellers, shapeshifters and changelings, enemies of the law, faeries and maniacs. Due to his unpredictable nature, drawing the attention of Pzatharun can be as dangerous as it is beneficial. One day his blessings might lead an author to write his greatest work, the next finding himself incapable of reading it. | |||
''Thanks to DI for this faith.'' | |||
==Old Grandfather== | ==Old Grandfather== | ||
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The Followers of Yevathax tend to be more earthy necromancers than high wizards, or shadow conjurers, and often have less ambition than other necromantic cults. They tend to fall into the dark pacts of necromancy because it is an expedient means to accomplish a task, be it farm labor, the defeat of one's enemies or the defense of one's family. | The Followers of Yevathax tend to be more earthy necromancers than high wizards, or shadow conjurers, and often have less ambition than other necromantic cults. They tend to fall into the dark pacts of necromancy because it is an expedient means to accomplish a task, be it farm labor, the defeat of one's enemies or the defense of one's family. | ||
==Tchun the Sleeper== | ==Tchun the Sleeper== | ||
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==Ngog and Ozod== | ==Ngog and Ozod== | ||
[[File:NgogAndOzod.png]] | [[File:NgogAndOzod.png]] | ||