Gods of Krynn

The Gods of Good strive to create a world of peace and harmony, where every creature lives in friendship with their neighbor. Where beings will never feel and sort of grief or pain. Their followers tend to be people of kind heart and bright souls. They are usually despised by the followers of darkness.

Paladine
Majere
Kiri-Jolith
Mishakal
Habbakuk
Branchala
Solinari

See also Gods of Krynn, Gods of Neutrality, Gods of Evil

Paladine is the ancient God of Good, one of the first to come to Krynn from the beyond. He embodies all that is good. His teachings include rulership and guardianship, as he is indeed both the ruler and guardian for the Gods of Good. His clerics tend to wear pure white robes with silvery embroidery. Emblazoned on the chest of such robes is the symbol of Paladine, the silver triangle. The elves have been known to use a pine tree to symbolize Paladine, and the dwarves using an anvil. Although he is known as Paladine across Ansalon, several races and cultures have chosen their own name for him. Some include Draco Paladin (Ergoth), Skyblade (Goodlund), E'li (Silvanesti), Thak (Thorbardin) and The Great Dragon (Solamnia). His constellation is that of a monstrous platinum dragon, and opposes that of The Dark Queen, Takhisis, in the star filled sky. He is the founding member of The Triumvirate, the Patron Gods of the Knights of Solamnia.

See also Gods of Krynn, Gods of Good

Majere is a solemn and wise God. He is widely followed by monks and other nature loving people. The faith of Majere includes meditation, self control and deep thought. Robes of red with copper embroidery are the norm for his followers. Most monks prefer to use the symbol of the copper spider, although the elves have taken liking to using a single rose and Solamnic the mantis. As is common in such a diverse world as Krynn, Majere has several names chosen by different followers. In Ergoth, he is known as Manthus; The Qualinesti prefer to call him Mantis of the Rose, while their Silvanesti Cousins have chosen Matheri. His constellation is that of a single rose.

See also Gods of Krynn, Gods of Good

Kiri-Jolith is the god of honorable combat and war in general, although not of battle or blood lust. He is the favored God of Paladins and other warriors of virtue. His clerics tend to wear white robes with brown trimming, styled with the symbol of the bison's horns on the chest. The dwarves have come to use the symbol of a horned battle-axe in its stead. Kiri-Jolith is known under different names throughout Krynn. Among these are Corij (Ergoth), Kijo (Thorbardin) and Jolith (Kharolis). His constellation is that of a bison's head and seems to threaten that of Takhisis, The Dark Queen. He is a member of The Triumvirate, the Patron Gods of the Knights of Solamnia.

See also Gods of Krynn, Gods of Good

Mishakal is perhaps the most revered of all the Krynnish Gods and Goddesses. As the Goddess of Healing, she is well liked and often worshiped in communities of all sizes across Ansalon. Her faith also includes fertility and knowledge, and so is also often revered, though rarely worshiped, by druids and scholars. Her clerics usually wear Plain Sky Blue robes with a night blue infinity sign upon its chest. As one of the most worshiped gods, she has attained many names in the varying lands. Some of these are Ka-Mel-Sha (Tarsis), Mesalax (Thorbardin), Meshal (Icewall), Mishas (Ergoth), Quenesti Pah (Silvanesti), Quen (Qualinesti), Skymistress (Goodlund) and The Blue Lady (Balifor & Highlo). Her constellation is that of the infinity sign, two twin tear drops connecting at their tips.

See also Gods of Krynn, Gods of Good

Habbakuk is the enforcer of natural justice, and the guardian of all animal life as well as the open sea. He is also a member of The Triumvirate, the Patron Gods of the Knights of Solamnia. His priests tend to wear deep blue robes with white trimming. Centered in the chest of the robes is generally the symbol of a blue phoenix. Habbakuk is also known as The Blue Phoenix in Ergoth and the Elven Nations. The people of Balifor and Goodlund have dubbed him Skylord. Habbakuk's constellation is that of a large bird in flight.

See also Gods of Krynn, Gods of Good

Branchala, The Bard King, is the patron god of entertainers, musicians, bards and all fun loving creatures and individuals. He has a special liking to elves, kender and the forest. Some believe that Branchala is also the God of luck. His followers tend to wear green robes with yellow trim and with the crest of a harp upon the chest. The elves and people of Goodlund prefer to symbolize him using a flute. Branchala has numerous names across Ansalon. Some others are Songmaster (Goodlund), Astarin (Silvanesti) and Bran (Ergoth). Branchala's constellation is that of a fine and exquisite harp.

See also Gods of Krynn, Gods of Good

Solinari is the god of white magic. He teaches that magic should be used to further the causes of good and virtue. There are no clerics of Solinari. Instead his followers are the scholars of magic. The white robed mages usually wear white robes with silver trimming. The crest of a silver sphere is usually embroidered onto the shoulders and hood. Solinari is known under different names throughout Ansalon. Among them are Solin (Ergoth), White-Eye (Goodlund, Balifor), Gods-Eye (Thorbardin) and Ivory Disk (Highlo). Solinari joins his two siblings of magic in the sky of Krynn as the Silver Moon. The Waxing and Waning of the Silver Moon has influence on the casting of all magical spells.

See also Gods of Krynn, Gods of Good, Mages, Conclave of Wizards, Moons

The Gods of Neutrality seek to maintain the balance on Krynn, for they believe that neither a truly good or evil world could be maintained without either great destruction, or terrible results on the fabric of nature itself. Their followers tend to be open minded souls of deep thought, who prefer to ponder a matter rather than jump into the fray in defense of their beliefs. However, if the balance of Krynn is at stake, you will always see those of neutrality in the midst of it all.

Gilean
Reorx
Sirrion
Chislev
Zivilyn
Shinare
Lunitari

See also Gods of Krynn, Gods of Good, Gods of Evil

Gilean is the ancient God of Knowledge and Pure Neutrality. He is rumored to hold a book called "The Tobril" which is said to possess all the knowledge of the Gods. Legends state that all truth is located somewhere in this vast text, although portions of it are sealed. Clerics of Gilean will usually wear plain gray robes and a holy symbol bearing the symbol of an open book. Gilean has many names, some call him Gilean the Book, the Gray Voyager, the Sage or even the Gate of Souls. Gilean's constellation is that of an open book which separates the constellations of Paladine and Takhisis in the heavens thus maintaining the balance.

See also Gods of Krynn, Gods of Neutrality

Reorx, The Forge, is the God of Weapons and Technology. He is the highest revered God by dwarves. It is Reorx who swung hammer to create the stars and molded the globe which is now known as Krynn. His followers wear robes of slate gray cloth sometimes trimmed in red. They wear a holy symbol bearing the symbol of either a forging hammer or a dwarven hammer. He is represented in the heavens by a light brown star which astrologers claim to be another planet.

See also Gods of Krynn, Gods of Neutrality

Sirrion is the God of Fire and Natural Power. His followers focus on the power of nature, such as the violence of an earthquake or the subtlety of rejuvenating rain. His followers usually wear clothing, often robes, of bright red cloth and embroidered with gold trimming. Sirrion is known as the Flowing Flame and the Alchemist across Ansalon. He is represent by a bright red star in the heavens which astronomers claim to be another planet.

See also Gods of Krynn, Gods of Neutrality

Chislev is Nature Incarnate. He/She rules the world of nature preferring the beauty of it's entirety rather than focusing on a single point. It is rumored that Chislev has legions of animated wooden servants who carry out her wishes in the world. Her followers tend to wear brown robes trimmed in yellow and green. Chislev is symbolized by a dull pink star in the heavens which astrologers claim to be another planet.

See also Gods of Krynn, Gods of Neutrality

Zivilyn is the God of Infinite Wisdom. It is said that Zivilyn exists in all times and all lands, and possesses the combined wisdom of every plane of existence. His followers tend to be scholars and philosophers, whether by trade or at heart. They wear deep green robes embroidered with golden trimming and a holy symbol bearing the symbol of a great golden tree. Most cultures call him as Zivilyn, but the elves have dubbed him the World Tree and the Tree of Life. Zivilyn is represented by a pale blue star in the heavens, which astrologers claim to be another planet.

See also Gods of Krynn, Gods of Neutrality

Shinare is the Goddess of Money, Industry and Wealth in general. She is a favorite Goddess of dwarves and is the matron of merchants and commerce. Her followers wear brown robes with heavily embroidered trimming of intertwining silver and gold. Her holy symbol bears the symbol of a griffon's wing upon it, and is worn by all priests who follow her. She is represented by a gray-blue star in the heavens, which astrologers claim to be another planet.

See also Gods of Krynn, Gods of Neutrality

Lunitari is the goddess of neutral magic. She affects the use of all illusionary and alteration magic on Krynn. There are no clerics of Lunitari, although she is still revered in certain cultures and by some individuals. Mostly her followers are the scholars of magic who seek to use their powers to further the cause of magic and maintain the balance on Krynn. Followers of Lunitari generally wear crimson robes, sometimes trimmed with silver or gold. Occasionally the symbol of a red circle or sphere is embroidered upon these robes or worn around the neck on a pendant or medallion. Lunitari has numerous names throughout Ansalon, including Luin (Ergoth), Red-Eye (Goodlund) and Night Candle (Thorbardin). Lunitari is the crimson moon, and it's waxing and waning affects the use of all magic upon Krynn, though mostly in her own dominant spheres.

See also Gods of Krynn, Gods of Neutrality, Conclave of Wizards, Mages, Moons

The Gods of Evil are those wish to inflict strife and terror upon Krynn to force it's inhabitants to do their will. Their followers tend to be dark souled men and women, and should be held with great suspicion by all who follow the paths of goodness and virtue.

Takhisis
Sargonnas
Morgion
Chemosh
Zeboim
Hiddukel
Nuitari

See also Gods of Krynn, Gods of Good, Gods of Neutrality

Takhisis, The Queen of Darkness, is the supreme Goddess of Evil, Night, Hatred and Evil Dragons. She constantly uses her resources to attempt a physical manifestation on Krynn so that she can rule it for her own. To this point all of her attempts have been thwarted. Her followers usually wear jet black robes with little or no decoration. A holy symbol bearing a black crescent is worn around their neck. Takhisis is perhaps the most infamous Gods of all history, and most definitely among the most powerful. She has many names across Ansalon including the Dragonqueen (Silvanesti, Ergoth), She of the Many Faces (Highlo), Mai-tat (Tarsis), Nilat the Corruptor (Icewall) and Tamex the False Metal (Thorbardin). Her constellation is that of a massive five headed dragon and opposes that of Paladine, the Platinum Dragon in the heavens.

See also Gods of Krynn, Gods of Evil

Sargonnas is the God of Vengeance and Dark Combat. He has a distinct liking for deserts, volcanos and fire. It his said that he is the consort to the Queen of Darkness and second in power only to her in the evil pantheon. His followers generally wear black robes trimmed with red embroidery, with a holy symbol of a crimson condor. The dwarves symbolize Sargonnas with a red fist. Sargonnas is known throughout Krynn under several names. Some of the are Argon (Ergoth), The Firebringer (Highlo), Misal-Lasim (Tarsis), Gonnas the Willful (Icewall), Sargonax the Bender (Thorabardin), Kinthalas (Silvanesti) and Kinis (Qualinesti). Sargonnas is symbolized by the constellation of a large condor in the heavens.

Sargonnas is unique among the Gods in a certain respect. The Minotaur society has a God by the name of Sargas, the God of Conquest, Battle, Strength and Honor. Many humans argue that Sargas and Sargonnas are one and the same but Minotaurs vehemently state it as a lie. Indeed the two descriptions sound rather different; the Minotaurs not even acknowledging Sargas as a God of Evil. But most humans believe that to be a Minotaur misconception. Minotaurs do not take such human beliefs lightly. In any case Sargas and/or Sargonnas has never revealed to his followers the truth of the matter.

See also Gods of Krynn, Gods of Evil

Morgion is the God of Disease, Decay and Plague. His followers are of a secretive cult who privately work to promote the wishes of Morgion. They wear deep brown or black robes and a holy symbol of a hood bearing two bright red eyes. It is said that all who lie on the death bed from plague or disease are confronted by Morgion, and offered a second chance at life in return for their pledge of service to him. Morgion is known under several names throughout Ansalon, among them being H'rar (Ergoth), Gormion (Tarsis) and Morgax the Rustlord (Thorbardin). His constellation is that of an empty hood with two eyes.

See also Gods of Krynn, Gods of Evil

Chemosh is the Lord of both Death and Undeath. He controls the fates of all who die and are not claimed by another God. He claims the lost souls of men and women. He claims the service of all who are cursed into undeath. His followers are generally either the undead themselves, or cultist who create and control these undead, as well as those who deal in the art of death itself. Chemosh's followers wear black robes lined with a sickly yellow trimming. They wear white skulls masks over their faces and a holy symbol of a yellow skull. Chemosh is known under several names throughout Krynn, among there being Aeleth (Ergoth), Dron of the Deep (Tarsis), Chemos Jolten (Icewall) and Khelmax (Thorbardin). Chemosh's constellation is that of a ram's skull in the heavens.

See also Gods of Krynn, Gods of Evil

Zeboim is the violent Goddess of the Sea and Undead Sea Races. She is a rather fickle god and extremely vile tempered. Many sailors of all all alignments worship her simply to be spared of her wrath, which can be great indeed. Her clergy wear green robes with red trimming and a holy symbol shaped like a turtle shell. Zeboim is known as Rann in Ergoth, Zyr in Tarsis, Zebir Jotun (Icewall) and Bhezomiax in Thorbardin. Her constellation is that of a giant sea turtle.

See also Gods of Krynn, Gods of Evil

Hiddukel is the God of Demons and Damned Souls. He is called the Devourer of Souls by some. He is a deal maker who trades in souls, giving mortals power, wealth, love, virtually anything in exchange for their very soul. He controls all the ill-gotten wealth in the world, which he uses to corrupt the greedy and weak willed. His followers wear blood red robes embroidered with bone white trimming. The constellation of Hiddukel is that of the broken merchants scales.

See also Gods of Krynn, Gods of Evil

Nuitari is the God of Dark magic. He has control over the destructive and necromantic sorcery. He has no clerics, his only followers being the dark scholars of magic. These men and women wear jet black robes, occasionally with the symbol of a black circle or sphere lined in silver threading. Nuitari is the black moon, and is known only to astrologers and his own followers,as it can only be seen when it blots out the stars and planets. The waxing and waning of the black moon influences the casting of magic on Krynn.

See also Gods of Krynn, Gods of Evil, Conclave of Wizards, Mages, Moons

Usage: devote <name of deity>
       devote info <name of deity>
       devote list <good|neutral|evil|lawful|chaotic|all>
       devote none

Usage: deity
       deity <ability number from deity command>

The devote command allows you to devote yourself to the worship and teachings of a specific deity. Doing so will allow you have access to specific abilities tied to that deity, unlocked every 10 levels starting at level 1. Also, it enables other abilities unlocked every 10 levels starting at level 5, that are common to all deities.

These abilities can be used with the 'deity' command. Typing 'deity' will list the abilities you have unlocked, along with a number assigned to each from 1-7.

To use a deity granted ability type deity <1-7> where the number is the corresponding number given in the list obtained from typing 'deity' by itself.