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* {{Munchkin}}: When he was first introduced, he was little more than a band-aid to provide mercenaries with an appropriate deity (since they were poor fits for the honorable and righteous war goddess Rondra). The result was a god for guys who liked killing and gold, i.e. he was basically the god of munchkins and murderhobos. HeGotBetter and more multi-layered, though he never lost his misanthropic disposition.
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* {{Munchkin}}: When he was first introduced, he was little more than a band-aid to provide mercenaries with an appropriate deity (since they were poor fits for the honorable and righteous war goddess Rondra). The result was a god for guys who liked killing and gold, i.e. he was basically the god of munchkins and murderhobos. HeGotBetter and He got more multi-layered, though he never lost his misanthropic disposition.
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* DropTheHammer: A special smith's hamme] is carried by his clergy.
* {{Expy}}: of the Greek god [[Myth/ClassicalMythology Hephaestus]]
** He has also elements of [[Myth/NorseMythology Odin]], including the fact he's most often depicted with one eye.
* {{Expy}}: of the Greek god [[Myth/ClassicalMythology Hephaestus]]
** He has also elements of [[Myth/NorseMythology Odin]], including the fact he's most often depicted with one eye.
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* RatedMForManly: An ''extremely'' male deity, with all the usual clichés associated with that. His occasional human worshippers tend to focus on those aspects rather than the WarGod role the orcs favor.
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The Orc god of strength and dominance. His Animal is the Bull. His "priests" are the chieftains of the orc tribes. He does not grant them any powers [[spoiler:Though this is rather because he can't, not because he doesn't want to -- his believers lack the inordination liturgy which enables them to ordain willing individuals into the ranks of his priesthood. Currently, his [[TheChosenOne Chosen One]] is looking for it.
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The Orc god of strength and dominance. His Animal is the Bull. His "priests" are the chieftains of the orc tribes. He does not grant them any powers [[spoiler:Though this is rather because he can't, ''can't'', not because he doesn't want to -- his believers lack the inordination liturgy which enables them to ordain willing individuals into the ranks of his priesthood. Currently, his [[TheChosenOne Chosen One]] is looking for it.it]].
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* RedHerring: Ssad'Navv, or Satinav as he is known in human cultures, carried the epithet "the thirteen-horned". This is a double herring. First, the number of horns is generally considered a measure of power among ''demons'', hinting at a possible demonic origin or connection. Second, [[ThirteenIsUnlucky thirteen is a VERY bad number on Ethra]] due to being associated with The Nameless God, the Thirteenth of the Twelve. As it turns out, neither of these actually has any relevance...in his mortal life, Ssad'Navv was a Jharhra, a saurian race looking like humanoid [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ceratopsia ceratopsian]] dinosaurs, with a total of thirteen horns on the nose and crest.
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* BladeOnAStick: The signature weapon of his priests is basically a halberd with nine blades instead of one.
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Context for non-swordnerds :P.
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* CoolSword: Priests carry a flamberge-style longsword that is both a very practical weapon and an easily recognized symbol of their status (as ONLY the priesthood of Rondra is allowed to carry these blades).
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* CoolSword: Priests carry a flamberge-style [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flame-bladed_sword flamberge-style]] longsword that is both a very practical weapon and an easily recognized symbol of their status (as ONLY the priesthood of Rondra is allowed to carry these blades).
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* CoolSword: Priests carry a flamberge-style longsword that is both a very practical weapon and an easily recognized symbol of their status (as ONLY the priesthood of Rondra is allowed to carry these blades).
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* CarryABigStick: All priests of Praios wield a mace with a head that looks like a stylized sun.
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* WeaponOfChoice: All priests of Praios wield a mace with a head that looks like a stylized sun.
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* WeaponOfChoice: Most orders which worship her have these. The average priest of Rondra will wield a specific two handed sword.
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* {{Expy}}: Of the Greek god [[Myth/ClassicalMythology Poseidon]], right down to the [[WeaponOfChoice trident]] that most of his priests use. Efferd's connection to storms, as well as the fact he's one of the [[OurGiantsAreBigger Giants]]/[[OurTitansAreDifferent Titans]], who joined the Twelve Gods, likens him to [[Myth/NorseMythology Aegir]].
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* {{Expy}}: Of the Greek god [[Myth/ClassicalMythology Poseidon]], right down to the [[WeaponOfChoice trident]] trident that most of his priests use. Efferd's connection to storms, as well as the fact he's one of the [[OurGiantsAreBigger Giants]]/[[OurTitansAreDifferent Titans]], who joined the Twelve Gods, likens him to [[Myth/NorseMythology Aegir]].
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* WeaponOfChoice: As stated above his priests use a trident, both for fishing and fighting of naval monstrosities.
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* WeaponOfChoice: ProngsOfPoseidon: As stated above his priests use a trident, both for fishing and fighting of naval monstrosities.
monstrosities, befitting them being worshippers of the oceans.
* DropTheHammer: A special smith's hamme] is carried by his clergy.
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* BladeOnAStick: The [[WeaponOfChoice signature weapon]] of his priests is basically a halberd with nine blades instead of one.
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* BladeOnAStick: The [[WeaponOfChoice signature weapon]] weapon of his priests is basically a halberd with nine blades instead of one.
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Bald Of Awesome has been disambig'd and is no longer a trope
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* BaldOfAwesome / BaldOfEvil: YMMV for which of the two he qualifies, maybe both?
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* {{GMPC}}: Averted. While rumored of having been this to Ulrich Kiesow, the game's creator, turns out she was merely his favorite NPC among those he created; i.e. more a MarySue than this.
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* {{GMPC}}: Averted. While rumored of having been this to Ulrich Kiesow, the game's creator, turns out she was merely his favorite NPC among those he created; i.e. more a MarySue than this.created.
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* {{Munchkin}}: When he was first introduced, he was little more than a band-aid to provide mercenaries with an appropriate deity (since they were poor fits for the honorable and righteous war goddess Rondra). The result was a god for guys who liked killing and gold, i.e. he was basically the god of munchkins and murderhobos. HeGotBetter and more multi-layered, though he never lost his misanthropic disposition.
