Skyrock
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Nachdem es im Verlagsforum wenigstens nicht in Ungnade gefallen ist, x-poste ich es auch hierher:
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Lunara
Godess of the Moon
Specific Power:
A priestess of Lunara may once per day put a target into a deep sleep by kissing it. An unwilling target may test for LUCK. This particularly deep sleep, if not interrupted, will restore (4+Devotion) STAMINA points and cure all poisons and diseases.
A target may only benefit from one use of this power per day. Obviously, the priestess may not use it on herself.
General Powers
- Commune
- Protection vs nocturnal creatures and lycanthropes
- Ward
Lunara, sister of Glantanka and Filash, is mostly worshipped in Analand and other parts of the Old World. She is depicted as a woman with crescent-shaped jewelry and glowing eyes with no pupils. Her symbol is the crescent.
While she is widely called on for protection in the night and from nocturnal terrors, she is picked as patron deity only by those who make their living during the night. This includes night watches, poachers and bakers.
The small fellowship leads to most towns only having open air altars, illuminated at night by laymen. Rituals are conducted by wandering priests moving from town to town.
Usually only outposts and frontier communities being particularly wary of the night have permanently staffed temples, as well as large cities.
Her priests dress in dark blue robes and sport crescent-shaped jewelry.
The Dark Elves worship her as Tiriel the Silent Guardian.
On Allansia, she is known as male god Kuran, son of Glantanka.
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Mir hat die Idee hinter einer wohlmeinenden Nachtgottheit immer gefallen, auch wenn es dazu wenig Material gab.
Ich nahm das bißchen Material das durch Titan verteilt war, habe die Löcher mit der römischen Noctiluca und der griechischen Sage von Selene und Endymion gestopft und gut umgerührt.
Das FF Wikia meint, dass die heilige Farbe eigentlich Golden sei (ohne Quellenangabe).
IMHO würde Gold mehr Sinn für Glantanka machen. (Besonders im pseudo-ägyptischen Arantis, wo sie als Ra Hauptgottheit ist.) Da sie im wesentlichen die "kleine Schwester" von der Sonnengöttin ist, sich mit Lykanthropen befasst und der Mond eher mit Silber als mit Gold assoziiert wird, habe ich das anders gehandhabt.
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Lunara
Godess of the Moon
Specific Power:
A priestess of Lunara may once per day put a target into a deep sleep by kissing it. An unwilling target may test for LUCK. This particularly deep sleep, if not interrupted, will restore (4+Devotion) STAMINA points and cure all poisons and diseases.
A target may only benefit from one use of this power per day. Obviously, the priestess may not use it on herself.
General Powers
- Commune
- Protection vs nocturnal creatures and lycanthropes
- Ward
Lunara, sister of Glantanka and Filash, is mostly worshipped in Analand and other parts of the Old World. She is depicted as a woman with crescent-shaped jewelry and glowing eyes with no pupils. Her symbol is the crescent.
While she is widely called on for protection in the night and from nocturnal terrors, she is picked as patron deity only by those who make their living during the night. This includes night watches, poachers and bakers.
The small fellowship leads to most towns only having open air altars, illuminated at night by laymen. Rituals are conducted by wandering priests moving from town to town.
Usually only outposts and frontier communities being particularly wary of the night have permanently staffed temples, as well as large cities.
Her priests dress in dark blue robes and sport crescent-shaped jewelry.
The Dark Elves worship her as Tiriel the Silent Guardian.
On Allansia, she is known as male god Kuran, son of Glantanka.
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Mir hat die Idee hinter einer wohlmeinenden Nachtgottheit immer gefallen, auch wenn es dazu wenig Material gab.
Ich nahm das bißchen Material das durch Titan verteilt war, habe die Löcher mit der römischen Noctiluca und der griechischen Sage von Selene und Endymion gestopft und gut umgerührt.
Das FF Wikia meint, dass die heilige Farbe eigentlich Golden sei (ohne Quellenangabe).
IMHO würde Gold mehr Sinn für Glantanka machen. (Besonders im pseudo-ägyptischen Arantis, wo sie als Ra Hauptgottheit ist.) Da sie im wesentlichen die "kleine Schwester" von der Sonnengöttin ist, sich mit Lykanthropen befasst und der Mond eher mit Silber als mit Gold assoziiert wird, habe ich das anders gehandhabt.
