A Sword Without a Hilt: A Song of Ice and Fire/D&D 3.5 Crossover
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- Texas
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- He/Him
[X] Crake
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- France
No he isn't. AFAIK that was Waymar, way back when we invented the things.Also, I think Edric might be the first person to ever balk at wearing one of our Ribbons of Disguise simply due to the fact that it is a ribbon.
egoo
Totally Not Creating Problems Where None Existed
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- Russia
[X] Crake
EDIT: Talon'ed, ouch
I'm pretty sure Waymar also had the attitude of the sort when we made the first oneAlso, I think Edric might be the first person to ever balk at wearing one of our Ribbons of Disguise simply due to the fact that it is a ribbon.
EDIT: Talon'ed, ouch
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- United States
I bet she's like the Old Gods and has forgotten a lot of her old places of power since she's crotchety and fragile these days.It's almost time to throw out the Christmas Crake.
@Duesal we know of them now. There's the one in the Westerlands and some holy sites scattered like in the Sisters north of the Vale.
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- United Kingdom
[X] Crake
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- Germany
[X] Crake
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- United States
Every farmer ever, probably.
Farmers of all stripes which right now make up most of the population.
Edit: Faceless'd
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- E-Girl Deseret
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- She/Her
We might want to add "God-Collector" to Viserys's list of titles. He's collecting deities like they're going out of stock forever.
[X] Crake
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- florida
I was thinking more for our kingdom, but eh...
The old gods ARE more wilderness than agriculture I recon.
Evaunit02mark1
S-s-smell the Prey, S-s-start the Hunt.
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Welcome to Sorcerer's deep! First Temple is free!
Be sure to ask about our generous Sacrifice package at no extra cost! All You can Eat plus a little extra on the side!
All Diet Plans welcome!*
*Diet must not include babies, stewed or otherwise.
Far more yes, they are the gods of the wild wood, of eldritch songs at the edge of hearing and half-remembered dreams of foresight. It's not without reason they have the magic domain.
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Goldfish
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- Formerly of the Far Realm
Looks like you forgot something.
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- United States
Old Gods are great for high quality orchards at the very least. We've been raking in that Dawn Fruit for months now.
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- E-Girl Deseret
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- She/Her
Whoops, fixed!Looks like you forgot something.
egoo
Totally Not Creating Problems Where None Existed
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- Russia
Potential "Approved Deities"-pantheon for Imperial Dream, Empire's polulations-coverage:
Yss (Tradesmen)
Zathir (Artisans, Inventors, Scholars)
The Ferryman (Sailors, Fishers)
Mother Earth (Farmers)
Sky Father (Soldiers, possibly skyship sailors)
The Weeping Lady of Lys (Social workers)
The Goddess of the Silver Moon (?)
Old Gods (Scholars, Mages - see Scholarum trees)
Potential additions:
Syrax (Mages, Seers)
Meraxes (Soldiers)
We seem to be covering...
Pretty much all the bases for our Empire patron gods-wise.
(The gods functionally gain energy and grow without direct worship, staying themselves - and guarantee the Imperial Dream's protection in return).
Yss (Tradesmen)
Zathir (Artisans, Inventors, Scholars)
The Ferryman (Sailors, Fishers)
Mother Earth (Farmers)
Sky Father (Soldiers, possibly skyship sailors)
The Weeping Lady of Lys (Social workers)
The Goddess of the Silver Moon (?)
Old Gods (Scholars, Mages - see Scholarum trees)
Potential additions:
Syrax (Mages, Seers)
Meraxes (Soldiers)
We seem to be covering...
Pretty much all the bases for our Empire patron gods-wise.
(The gods functionally gain energy and grow without direct worship, staying themselves - and guarantee the Imperial Dream's protection in return).
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- Germany
Also the Snakepeople, though that's a small group even now.
While they are propably not his main-worshippers I suspect there are a lot of merchants asking him to keep their ships safe too.
Didn't we even get a boon like that from him for the Stepstone-area?
Also most of the Northerners and First Men. Generally a good part of the population. It doesn't alway go by profession.
I think in general you are narrowing it down too much.
Take Yss, even though truly enthusiastic worshippers are rare, most Deepsmen speak of Tree and Snake for a casual exclamation.
Worship of him is part of our general culture, not limited to specific groups.
egoo
Totally Not Creating Problems Where None Existed
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- Russia
Yes, that was rather the point of the "list".
I'm not expecting it to become anywhat uniform; we won't be getting anything from that, either.
I was just looking into whether we have important groups of citizens covered by one deity or the other.
Fair point on Merchants also being a bit of Ferryman's slice of the pie - albeit only sea-sailing ones... but still.
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- Germany
Okay, then you are kinda missing the non-artisan workers, the prostitutes, the artists (actors, dancers, etc.) and the servants (we still have lots of those, from the maids to minor stewards)
The first will likely find a healthy mix of all the major gods, nobody specifically dedicate to common work though.
egoo
Totally Not Creating Problems Where None Existed
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- Russia
Hmm, fair enough.
Had the Seven been a choice... Smith would have done wonders, I recon.
But fuck no to them getting any sort of in into the ID, of course.
R'hlor is too generalist... Maybe one of the Valyrian 14? We've seen but 4 afaik - Syrax, Meraxes, Balerion with [Law], and... someone else for [Death]?
My point being, we haven't seen much of them.
There are still a few gods (ASoiaF-canonical and otherwise) we haven't interacted much with - and unlike Meraxes or Syrax (whom we can't afford to rezz because the 15th), those just... flew under the radar, really.
The Drunken God and the Blind God of Lorath are the first to jump out, (possibly) Eldritch-flavored Black Goat next.
There are lots of more minor deities we can assume existing otherwise, what with Braavos' Isle of Gods, and such.
They probably just don't interact with mortals/have many interests on PoB/have ability to operate on PoB.
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- United States
By nature of the pantheon we'll probably see a lot of people having main gods to worship depending on what their profession is with a bunch of prayers to other imperial gods for different things they need. Pray to Yss for business, pray to the Old Gods and the Merling King for travel, pray to Zathir for any educational endeavors, etc.
Ah, the Black Goat. I'm really hoping that's Shub Niggurath.