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14th May '13 6:11:38 PM FrosthawkSDK

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* In ''WorldOfWarcraft: Cataclysm'', the tauren founded the Sunwalkers, a group of paladins and priests who revere the sun (or An'she, the right eye of the Earth Mother) as their idol and patron, which is a direct balance to the druids who use the power of the moon. Whether this is really the power of the sun at all is up for debate, as [[LightEmUp the Light]] is a universal force fueled by strength of will regardless of whether an individual personally acknowledges it, but depictions of Sunwalkers outside [[GameplayAndStorySegregation the game]] seem more in line with priests and paladins of other races than with other sun-based beings. 
** Balance druids seem to have followed in the footsteps of the tauren (since many of them are tauren themselves) and their Balance specialization has shifted somewhat away from [[GreenThumb raw natural energy and plants]] towards a motif of celestial bodies. In addition to the power of the moon that they've always had, supplied by the night elves' moon goddess Elune, they've also added solar power to their repertoire (notably, manifesting differently than the Sunwalkers) and their abilities revolve around periodically shifting between the two powers.

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* Many religions have one or more solar deity/ies, but how powerful they were tends to vary depending on how the religion. Helios from the GreekMythology had to ask Zeus to punish the people who ate his sacred cattle[[note]]How powerful he is tends to vary, however, as while he is depicted as ridiculously weak at times, he is also depicted as a violent and even outright destructive force in at least two seperate occasions[[/note]]. Amaterasu from JapaneseMythology is ruler of the gods, but powerless against her brother the storm-god Susannoo. Exceptions include [[LusitanianMythology Neto]], who was both a solar deity and a deity of war, and appearently a ''very'' powerful one at that. [[EgyptianMythology Ra]] or [[EgyptianMythology Horus]] are powerful gods with the former being a creator-deity and the latter vanquishing the god of storms and chaos. Huitzilopochtli from UsefulNotes/AztecMythology was a god of sun and war and one of the most powerful deities. There's also Haemosu from KoreanMythology, Heavenly Emperor's son and a very powerful god(beating god of the river in a shapeshifting duel), and founder of the Buyeo and Goguryeo Kingdoms.

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