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Revision as of 19:01, 10 June 2014



Deity/Patrion

Stromnaus, Kanosian god of Thunder and Lightening

Description

Religious Practices

Specifically, upon birth, the baby priest-to-be are washed in one of the great two rivers, named after Kanos two eldest sons, who followed him as kings, Arnul and Ental. They afterwards join a priest, and learn the oaths and rites. The Arnulians typically wear white and Entalians grey. This is because in legend Stromnaus gave Arnul power over snow and Ental power over the clouds and lightening.

Items/Possessions

Adornments

Arnulian White Robe

A plain white Robe of a heavier cloth to provide warmth during the cold winters.

Entalian Grey Robe

A plain grey robe of a heavier cloth to provide warmth during the cold winters.

Weapons

(sub sections need only one space above and below) Weapons

formatted the same as above.

Armor

(sub sections need only one space above and below) Armor and cloaks

formatted the same as above.

Spells/Abilities

(Religion specific) Abilities
listed by level indented
(Religion specific) spells
listed by level indented
Weapon Proficiencies Allowed

Listed

Non-Weapon Proficiencies

Bonus skills Listed

Languages
Common languages listed indented

Regional Influence

Listed locations of religious sites (linked if they exist)

Can be sub grouped

Notable Figures