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| − | [[Phyton (Greyhawk Action)| Phyton]], the [[Suel (Greyhawk Action)| Suel]] god of agriculture, was once a power of the wilderness, but allowed himself to be tamed and turned into a civilized farmer. He is also a god of beauty and physical perfection. His cult is large but lacks much influence. | + | [[Phyton (Greyhawk Action)| Phyton]], the [[Suel (Greyhawk Action)| Suel]] god of agriculture, was once a power of the wilderness, but allowed himself to be tamed and turned into a civilized farmer. He is also a god of beauty and physical perfection. His cult is large but lacks much influence. Some worshipers of phyton has turned the god's aspect of beauty into sustenance, and he has recently become a god of prostitution. |
Phyton (FIE tahn) is a tall, slender, youthful looking | Phyton (FIE tahn) is a tall, slender, youthful looking | ||
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unsettled parts of the world, looking for destructive | unsettled parts of the world, looking for destructive | ||
creatures to kill, abandoned sites of old civilizations, | creatures to kill, abandoned sites of old civilizations, | ||
| − | or wild places that might be useful to mankind. | + | or wild places that might be useful to mankind. |
'''Alignment''': Lawful Neutral | '''Alignment''': Lawful Neutral | ||
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Phyton, the Suel god of agriculture, was once a power of the wilderness, but allowed himself to be tamed and turned into a civilized farmer. He is also a god of beauty and physical perfection. His cult is large but lacks much influence. Some worshipers of phyton has turned the god's aspect of beauty into sustenance, and he has recently become a god of prostitution.
Phyton (FIE tahn) is a tall, slender, youthful looking Suel god who can take the form of any forest creature. Once like most nature deities, he now represents man's dominion over nature, and this puts him at odds with those who would protect a forest from the actions of mankind, just as his dominion over beauty angers Wee Jas. He clears forests to make room for crops, cuts tracks through mountains to make roads, and dams rivers to form fishing ponds. His symbol, a scimitar in front of an oak tree, hearkens back to his old purpose.
Nothing in nature is so beautiful as what man can make of it. A field of crops, a garden of herbs, and a swamp drained to form fertile soil are all marvels of nature as much as the forest and mountains. Natural animals that can be domesticated should be, but those that are dangerous to man or his works should be slain.
Clerics of Phyton act as protectors for farming settlements and look for ways to make use of nearby land. Each normally chooses a region to watch over, typically a circle one day's walk in diameter. They might use their powers to redirect a river to suit a town's needs, or to cull a forest of its uglier plants to leave a more pleasant locale. Some clerics wander the unsettled parts of the world, looking for destructive creatures to kill, abandoned sites of old civilizations, or wild places that might be useful to mankind.
Alignment: Lawful Neutral
Weapon: Scimitar
Pathfinder Domains
Animal (Feather), Charm (Love), Plant, Sun, Water.
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