Tesseran Pantheon - Revision history

Cinero: Cinero moved page Pantheon to Tesseran Pantheon

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‎Farmer & Ravager

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‎Farmer & Ravager

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‎Traveler & Vagabond

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‎Unraveler & Devourer

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‎Eternals & Shadows

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‎Eternals & Shadows

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‎Overview

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‎Domains

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 The Farmer is creation. It is the wellspring in the mountainside, the spark of life in a seed, and the volcanic formation of new islands.
 * Gesture: pouring seeds
-* Faces: Moradin
+* Faces: [[Bountiful Lady]], Moradin
 * [Touchstones: Gaia, Demeter, Poseidon]

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 The Ravager is unchecked growth. It is noxious weeds, mutation, and cancer.
-* [Touchstones: Dionysus]
+* [Touchstones: Dionysus (rampant)]
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 The Traveler is cleverness, improvisation, and adaptation. It is the funny trickster, the cunning magician, and the itinerant sage.
 * Gesture: a basic spellcasting position (e.g., for ''Burning Hands'')
-* Tessera's one moon is called the Traveler and it has an erratic orbit (14-28 days).
+* Tessera's one moon is called the Traveler and it has an erratic orbit (28-49 days).
 * [Touchstones: Hermes, Gandalf]

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 * [Touchstones: Artemis, Hades]
-The Devourer is unnatural or uncontrolled destruction. It is the sudden shattering of the wagon will. It is arson, bloodlust, and rape. It is the sack of cities.
+The Devourer is unnatural or uncontrolled destruction. It is the sudden shattering of the wagon wheel. It is arson, bloodlust, and rape. It is the sack of cities.
 * [Touchstones: Ares, Nothing (''The Neverending Story''), Ursula (''The Little Mermaid'')]

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 The following are the Church's general descriptions of the gods.
-[Design Note: About the Touchstones: These are deities that could be considered Faces of the gods (based on comparable personifications or areas of interest/influence), as well as beings that would be fitting avatars or followers.]
+[Design note about the Touchstones: These are deities that could be considered Faces of the gods (based on comparable personifications or areas of interest/influence), as well as beings that would be fitting avatars or followers.]
 === Farmer & Ravager ===

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 === Tinker & Maniac ===
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 === Sovereign & Tyrant ===
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 === Partner & Parasite ===
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 === Traveler & Vagabond ===
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 === Unraveler & Devourer ===
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 == Overview ==
-Regarding divine forces or beings, most Tesserans believe in the Great Wheel. The Great Wheel includes the Eternal Six, or Eternals: Farmer, Tinker, Sovereign, Partner, Traveler, and Unraveler. Each of the Eternals has a Shadow, representing the opposite or negative aspect of the Eternal. The Shadows are Ravager, Maniac, Tyrant, Parasite, Vagabond, and Devourer. Different religions interpret the Eternals and Shadows in different ways, such as multiple faces of a monotheistic God, multiple faces of a dualistic God and Adversary, multiple gods, primal forces, pervasive natural patterns, etc. Many religious orders acknowledge all the Eternals and Shadows, but focus on a subset or even one.
+[[The Church of the Reverence]] teaches that there are twelve gods: six Eternals and six Shadows. The gods are locked in an endless, dynamic conflict that creates and sustains the Great Wheel. The Great Wheel is the surface on which all existence rests, as well as the mechanisms and processes that run throughout the multiverse, from physics, chemistry, and biology to thought, emotion, and civilization. The Great Wheel includes the Weave of Magic (PHB 205).
 [[File:Great_Wheel_DndD_v1.png]]
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 == Eternals & Shadows ==
 === Farmer & Ravager ===
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 == Domains ==
-Each Eternal and Shadow is aligned with two domains. A cleric or paladin may choose one domain from any of the Eternals or Shadows of their sect.
+Each Eternal and Shadow is aligned with two domains. A cleric or paladin may choose one domain from any of the Eternals or Shadows of their order.
 [[File:Eternals_Domans_v1.jpg]]