Difference between revisions of "Necril"
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| + | alignment=Neutral Evil| | ||
| + | divine-rank=Greater Goddess| | ||
| + | pantheon=| | ||
| + | portfolio=Undead, Necromancers, Liches| | ||
| + | domains= [[Evil]], [[Darkness]], [[Death]], [[Repose]], [[Air]]| | ||
| + | home-plane=| | ||
| + | worshippers=Humans, Wizards, Underground Folk| | ||
| + | favored-weapon=Scythe or Morningstar| | ||
| + | |}} | ||
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Elven Name: Brennilfuin | Elven Name: Brennilfuin | ||
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| − | + | == Dogma == | |
| − | The goddess of the Undead and Darkness, Necril is worshipped and followed by | + | |
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| + | == Worshippers == | ||
| + | The goddess of the Undead and Darkness, Necril is worshipped and followed by necromancers, Dhampirs, and others with interest in her realm. Some follow her at the end of their lives to atone for their desperate existence with the hopes that her realm will be welcoming and a chance at rebirth. | ||
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| + | == Clergy == | ||
| + | The [[Cult of Necril]] is a secret society with members from across all races and walks of life. Some are lured to her because of her promise of immortality. Others seek the immense power that comes from death. All clerics are members of the Cult of Necril. | ||
[[Category:Deities and Demigods]] | [[Category:Deities and Demigods]] | ||
Revision as of 18:50, 4 March 2020
Elven Name: Brennilfuin
Dogma
Worshippers
The goddess of the Undead and Darkness, Necril is worshipped and followed by necromancers, Dhampirs, and others with interest in her realm. Some follow her at the end of their lives to atone for their desperate existence with the hopes that her realm will be welcoming and a chance at rebirth.
Clergy
The Cult of Necril is a secret society with members from across all races and walks of life. Some are lured to her because of her promise of immortality. Others seek the immense power that comes from death. All clerics are members of the Cult of Necril.
