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''Neutral'', First Generation [[Oerdian (Greyhawk Action)|Oerdian]] god</noinclude> | ''Neutral'', First Generation [[Oerdian (Greyhawk Action)|Oerdian]] god</noinclude> | ||
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| + | In the [[Common (Greyhawk Action)|Common]] pantheon, the various fertility cults have been reduced to one, under the [[Oerdian (Greyhawk Action)| Oerdian]] name [[Oerth (Greyhawk Action)| Oerth]], tough her worship goes back as much to the [[Flan (Greyhawk Action)| Flan]] goddess [[Beory (Greyhawk Action)| Beory]]. The exact forms of her worship vary widely, and she has a thousand different names. | ||
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| + | [[Beory (Greyhawk Action)|Beory]] is the personification of the earth and the supreme mother of the [[Flan (Greyhawk Action)|Flan]] pantheon. All the other flan gods are defined by their relationship to her. She is eternally generous and unable to deny any of her children and lovers, which often leads to tragedy. She is generally identified with [[Oerth (Greyhawk Action)|Oerth]] today. | ||
Among [[Oerdian_(Greyhawk_Action)|Oerdians]] [[Oerth (Greyhawk Action)| Oerth]] is the primal goddess, mother of both the winds gods and the patriarch trio, the wife of [[Procan (Greyhawk Action)| Procan]]. She only figures in some early legends and her name is preserved in tradition, not theology. She has few temples, tough her shadow remains in the cult of the [[Oerdian (Greyhawk Action)|Oerdian]] Wind Gods. | Among [[Oerdian_(Greyhawk_Action)|Oerdians]] [[Oerth (Greyhawk Action)| Oerth]] is the primal goddess, mother of both the winds gods and the patriarch trio, the wife of [[Procan (Greyhawk Action)| Procan]]. She only figures in some early legends and her name is preserved in tradition, not theology. She has few temples, tough her shadow remains in the cult of the [[Oerdian (Greyhawk Action)|Oerdian]] Wind Gods. | ||
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In [[Greyhawk_Synchretism_(Action_Greyhawk)|Synchretism]] [[Oerth (Greyhawk Action)| Oerth]] is generally recognized as the world goddess, but there is much dispute over what this means. She is the goddess of mothers and the mother of gods. She has been identified with | In [[Greyhawk_Synchretism_(Action_Greyhawk)|Synchretism]] [[Oerth (Greyhawk Action)| Oerth]] is generally recognized as the world goddess, but there is much dispute over what this means. She is the goddess of mothers and the mother of gods. She has been identified with | ||
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Dwarves know her as '''Berronar''' the patron of safety and marriage, gnomes as | Dwarves know her as '''Berronar''' the patron of safety and marriage, gnomes as | ||
'''Segojan''' goddess of the earth, halflings as | '''Segojan''' goddess of the earth, halflings as | ||
| − | '''Sheela Peryroyl''' goddess of agriculture and weather. | + | '''Sheela Peryroyl''' goddess of agriculture and weather. |
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| + | Beory (bay-OH-ree) is usually considered a manifestation | ||
| + | of the will of Oerth itself. Little concerns | ||
| + | her except the actual fate and prosperity of the entire | ||
| + | world, and she is a very distant goddess, even from | ||
| + | her clerics. Named by the Flan, Beory's name is | ||
| + | known throughout the Flanaess. Beory has little time | ||
| + | or interest for most other divine beings, even those | ||
| + | of similar interests, for her connection to the Oerth | ||
| + | consumes most of her attention. Her symbol is either | ||
| + | a green disk marked with a circle or a rotund woman | ||
| + | figurine. | ||
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| + | ''The Oerth is the wellspring of all life. Whether on the surface, below the waves, or underground, all life is part of the cycle of birth, life, and death, and part of Beory. She inspires every living thing to grow, nurtures them with blessed rain, and calls them to herself when it is time to die. Disasters that cause widespread destruction are agony to her. The actions of individuals are of no consequence unless they threaten the Oerth. | ||
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| + | Clerics of Beory are contemplative and spend their | ||
| + | time communing with nature. They wander | ||
| + | to feel the different sensations of the Oerth, and use | ||
| + | their power to relieve the Oerth's pains where it has | ||
| + | been wounded. They often associate | ||
| + | with druids. When they gather, they defer to the | ||
| + | wisest and oldest. As they try to see the greater picture, | ||
| + | they tend to be slow to act, but when they do act | ||
| + | it is direct and focused on a quick and often violent solution, such as eliminating all combatants on both sides of an overly destructive conflict. | ||
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| + | '''Alignment''': Neutral | ||
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| + | '''Weapon''': Club | ||
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| + | '''Symbol: | ||
| + | Clay ball or disc. | ||
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| + | ===Pathfinder Domains=== | ||
| + | Animal, | ||
| + | Earth, | ||
| + | Plant, | ||
| + | Water, | ||
| + | Weather. | ||
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| + | === Pathfinder Traits === | ||
| + | * [[Religious_Traits_(Greyhawk)#Child_of_Nature|Child of Nature]] | ||
| + | * [[Religious_Traits_(Greyhawk)#Devotee_of_the_Green|Devotee of the Green]] | ||
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| + | === Pathfinder Obedience === | ||
| + | Polish and caress Oerth's holy symbol, contemplating the various ways the goddess nurtures the world. Think of your own mate(s) and sing a hymn to them while you fantasize about mating and procreating with them. | ||
| + | Gain a +4 sacred (or profane if you are evil) bonus on Survival and Knowledge (Nature) checks. | ||
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| + | ==== Evangelist or Feat ==== | ||
| + | # '''Weather Watcher (Sp)''' ''endure elements'' 3/day, ''resist energy'' 2/day, or ''protection from energy'' 1/day | ||
| + | # '''Experienced Traveler (Ex)''' As a free action, you can grant yourself and any allies within 30 feet of you the ability to move through undergrowth at normal speed and without taking damage or suffering any other impairment, as the druid's woodland stride ability. Your allies must remain within 30 feet of you to gain the benefits. The duration is one hour pet Hit Dice you have, you divide the duration in 1-hour intervals among the creatures touched. This period need not be continuous, but must be spent in one-hour increments for each target.<br>Thorns, briars, and overgrown areas that are enchanted or magically manipulated to impede motion still affect you and your allies. While using this ability, you also gain a +4 sacred or profane bonus on saving throws against spells and effects that would cause such terrain-based movement impairment, such as the entangle spell. (Your allies do not also gain this bonus.) | ||
| + | # '''Elemental Ally (Sp)''' Once per day as a standard action, you can cast ''summon monster VII'' to summon a greater elemental of a type you choose. You gain telepathic communication with the elemental to a range of 100 feet, and the elemental obeys your commands perfectly. | ||
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| + | ==== Exalted ==== | ||
| + | # '''Green Worker (Sp)''' ''entangle'' 3/day, ''warp wood'' 2/day, or ''speak with plants'' 1/day | ||
| + | # '''Nature Child (Su)''' You become resistant to acid, cold, electricity, or fire effects. Each day you can have resistance against a different effect. The first time you take acid, cold, electricity, or fire in a day, you gain resistance equal to 5 + your Hit Dice against that energy type. | ||
| + | # '''Nature's Companion (Ex)''' Your animal companion develops greater combat prowess, mental acumen, and protection against natural elements. First, your animal companion gains a +1 bonus to its Intelligence and Wisdom scores. Second, your animal companion gains a +2 sacred or profane bonus on attack and damage rolls. Third, your animal companion gains a +4 sacred or profane bonus on all saving throws against cold, electricity, and fire spells and effects. If you don’t have an animal companion, you instead gain the ability to use ''summon nature’s ally VII'' as a spell-like ability once per day. | ||
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| + | === Sentinel === | ||
| + | # '''Sky Warrior (Sp)''' ''shocking grasp 3/day, elemental touch''<sup><sup><sup>APG</sup></sup></sup> 2/day, or ''lightning bolt'' 1/day | ||
| + | # '''Elemental Aura (Su)''' You can create an elemental aura as a free action. When you first gain this ability, choose acid, cold, electricity, or fire—once you make this selection, it can’t be changed. When you generate the elemental aura, you are surrounded by the element you chose. Anyone striking you with a melee weapon or natural attack takes 2d6 points of damage of the chosen type, plus 1 point for every 2 Hit Dice you possess (maximum 2d6+10). This aura lasts for 1 round for every Hit Die you possess. The rounds in which you manifest your elemental aura don’t need to be consecutive. You can dismiss the aura as a free action. | ||
| + | # ''' Mother's Surge (Su)''' Once per day as a standard action, you can call upon the earth to strike you with a gout of acid that deals no damage to you but instead seems to fill you with boundless energy. You gain 2d10 temporary hit points, and any fatigued or exhausted conditions you are suffering from end. You also gain a +2 bonus to Strength, and your natural attacks and melee weapons deal an extra 1d6 points of acid damage. These effects last for 1 round plus an additional round for every 4 Hit Dice you possess (maximum 6 rounds). You can call upon this acid when you are indoors, underground, or even underwater or flying. | ||
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[[Animal (Action Powers Form) | Animal]], | [[Animal (Action Powers Form) | Animal]], | ||
[[Earth (Action Powers Form) | Earth]], | [[Earth (Action Powers Form) | Earth]], | ||
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Neutral, First Generation Oerdian god
In the Common pantheon, the various fertility cults have been reduced to one, under the Oerdian name Oerth, tough her worship goes back as much to the Flan goddess Beory. The exact forms of her worship vary widely, and she has a thousand different names.
Beory is the personification of the earth and the supreme mother of the Flan pantheon. All the other flan gods are defined by their relationship to her. She is eternally generous and unable to deny any of her children and lovers, which often leads to tragedy. She is generally identified with Oerth today.
Among Oerdians Oerth is the primal goddess, mother of both the winds gods and the patriarch trio, the wife of Procan. She only figures in some early legends and her name is preserved in tradition, not theology. She has few temples, tough her shadow remains in the cult of the Oerdian Wind Gods.
In Synchretism Oerth is generally recognized as the world goddess, but there is much dispute over what this means. She is the goddess of mothers and the mother of gods. She has been identified with Geshtai the Baklunish goddess of water and life. Beory the Flan mother-goddess. Llerg, the simple but lovable rival of Kord. Dwarves know her as Berronar the patron of safety and marriage, gnomes as Segojan goddess of the earth, halflings as Sheela Peryroyl goddess of agriculture and weather.
Beory (bay-OH-ree) is usually considered a manifestation of the will of Oerth itself. Little concerns her except the actual fate and prosperity of the entire world, and she is a very distant goddess, even from her clerics. Named by the Flan, Beory's name is known throughout the Flanaess. Beory has little time or interest for most other divine beings, even those of similar interests, for her connection to the Oerth consumes most of her attention. Her symbol is either a green disk marked with a circle or a rotund woman figurine.
The Oerth is the wellspring of all life. Whether on the surface, below the waves, or underground, all life is part of the cycle of birth, life, and death, and part of Beory. She inspires every living thing to grow, nurtures them with blessed rain, and calls them to herself when it is time to die. Disasters that cause widespread destruction are agony to her. The actions of individuals are of no consequence unless they threaten the Oerth.
Clerics of Beory are contemplative and spend their time communing with nature. They wander to feel the different sensations of the Oerth, and use their power to relieve the Oerth's pains where it has been wounded. They often associate with druids. When they gather, they defer to the wisest and oldest. As they try to see the greater picture, they tend to be slow to act, but when they do act it is direct and focused on a quick and often violent solution, such as eliminating all combatants on both sides of an overly destructive conflict.
Alignment: Neutral
Weapon: Club
Symbol: Clay ball or disc.
Pathfinder Domains
Animal, Earth, Plant, Water, Weather.
Pathfinder Traits
Pathfinder Obedience
Polish and caress Oerth's holy symbol, contemplating the various ways the goddess nurtures the world. Think of your own mate(s) and sing a hymn to them while you fantasize about mating and procreating with them. Gain a +4 sacred (or profane if you are evil) bonus on Survival and Knowledge (Nature) checks.
Evangelist or Feat
- Weather Watcher (Sp) endure elements 3/day, resist energy 2/day, or protection from energy 1/day
- Experienced Traveler (Ex) As a free action, you can grant yourself and any allies within 30 feet of you the ability to move through undergrowth at normal speed and without taking damage or suffering any other impairment, as the druid's woodland stride ability. Your allies must remain within 30 feet of you to gain the benefits. The duration is one hour pet Hit Dice you have, you divide the duration in 1-hour intervals among the creatures touched. This period need not be continuous, but must be spent in one-hour increments for each target.
Thorns, briars, and overgrown areas that are enchanted or magically manipulated to impede motion still affect you and your allies. While using this ability, you also gain a +4 sacred or profane bonus on saving throws against spells and effects that would cause such terrain-based movement impairment, such as the entangle spell. (Your allies do not also gain this bonus.) - Elemental Ally (Sp) Once per day as a standard action, you can cast summon monster VII to summon a greater elemental of a type you choose. You gain telepathic communication with the elemental to a range of 100 feet, and the elemental obeys your commands perfectly.
Exalted
- Green Worker (Sp) entangle 3/day, warp wood 2/day, or speak with plants 1/day
- Nature Child (Su) You become resistant to acid, cold, electricity, or fire effects. Each day you can have resistance against a different effect. The first time you take acid, cold, electricity, or fire in a day, you gain resistance equal to 5 + your Hit Dice against that energy type.
- Nature's Companion (Ex) Your animal companion develops greater combat prowess, mental acumen, and protection against natural elements. First, your animal companion gains a +1 bonus to its Intelligence and Wisdom scores. Second, your animal companion gains a +2 sacred or profane bonus on attack and damage rolls. Third, your animal companion gains a +4 sacred or profane bonus on all saving throws against cold, electricity, and fire spells and effects. If you don’t have an animal companion, you instead gain the ability to use summon nature’s ally VII as a spell-like ability once per day.
Sentinel
- Sky Warrior (Sp) shocking grasp 3/day, elemental touchAPG 2/day, or lightning bolt 1/day
- Elemental Aura (Su) You can create an elemental aura as a free action. When you first gain this ability, choose acid, cold, electricity, or fire—once you make this selection, it can’t be changed. When you generate the elemental aura, you are surrounded by the element you chose. Anyone striking you with a melee weapon or natural attack takes 2d6 points of damage of the chosen type, plus 1 point for every 2 Hit Dice you possess (maximum 2d6+10). This aura lasts for 1 round for every Hit Die you possess. The rounds in which you manifest your elemental aura don’t need to be consecutive. You can dismiss the aura as a free action.
- Mother's Surge (Su) Once per day as a standard action, you can call upon the earth to strike you with a gout of acid that deals no damage to you but instead seems to fill you with boundless energy. You gain 2d10 temporary hit points, and any fatigued or exhausted conditions you are suffering from end. You also gain a +2 bonus to Strength, and your natural attacks and melee weapons deal an extra 1d6 points of acid damage. These effects last for 1 round plus an additional round for every 4 Hit Dice you possess (maximum 6 rounds). You can call upon this acid when you are indoors, underground, or even underwater or flying.