Kiliran
Patron of the Wild
The druidic god who reigns over the wild and all the creatures therein, Kiliran is worshiped and venerated by druids the world over almost exclusively. Druids are a people who, often time, live as hermits in the wild, usually keeping to themselves and never involving themselves in the affairs of children, as they refer to people who envelop themselves in the modern world; however, they are not to be confused with the Druidic Guardians, who, in Olympusian myth, are chosen protectors of the balance, who only appear in times of great crisis, usually preceding the Ahkarath, or Chosen One. Over time, a mythology has developed around these curious people and there are some who say that Kiliran granted them the ability to shapeshift, to change their form to the likeness of the animals they have sworn to protect. Druids also have an amazing ability to commune with Mystimon in a way even summoners can not.
However, this is not their story. This is the story of the Patron of the Wild, Kiliran. Kiliran is the god of nature and earth. He is the protector of all Mystimon and all life. He has sworn himself to this duty in reverence of his king and queen, Raanu and Maryve. There are many who say that the appearance of the Druidic Guardians and indeed the Ahkarath them self, is Kiliran's doing. That they are his agents on Terr'ahna, in order to protect the great Balance. His avatar is that of a dire bear and indeed, in many places around the world, there are legends and myths of a gigantic bear, larger than any other known in existence. Could this be Kiliran himself?
However, this is not their story. This is the story of the Patron of the Wild, Kiliran. Kiliran is the god of nature and earth. He is the protector of all Mystimon and all life. He has sworn himself to this duty in reverence of his king and queen, Raanu and Maryve. There are many who say that the appearance of the Druidic Guardians and indeed the Ahkarath them self, is Kiliran's doing. That they are his agents on Terr'ahna, in order to protect the great Balance. His avatar is that of a dire bear and indeed, in many places around the world, there are legends and myths of a gigantic bear, larger than any other known in existence. Could this be Kiliran himself?
Divine Domains
Patron and guardian of the wild, god of nature and earth.
Holy Books & Codes
Druids and keepers of the wild keep and protect a book, said to be his writings and teachings. It is bound in the bear leather hide. Though the druids protect it so jealously, no one has ever gotten a look within its pages.
Divine Symbols & Sigils
Kiliran's symbol is that of a bear's head.
Tenets of Faith
The protection and veneration of nature and the wild, and all of the creatures therein.
Holidays
Druids around the world celebrate each of the equinoxes and solstices of the four seasons in the name of Kiliran. As well, in the middle of autumn, just before winter, druids all over the world make a pilgrimage to a certain forest in Olympus where they make offerings of food and wine to Kiliran, for his long hibernation in the winter.
Edicts: Protect forests and other natural areas, advocate for animals and plants, take and commit decisive actions.
Anathema:Fail to strike down evil, enable the destruction of wilderness, needlessly kill animals or Mystimon.
Follower Alignment: Earth, Wind, Water
Divine Font: Heal
Divine Skill: Survival
Favored Weapon: Long bow
Domains: Nature, Air, Change, Zeal
Cleric Spells: 1st: Magic Fang, 2nd: Animal Form, 3rd: Animal Vision
Anathema:Fail to strike down evil, enable the destruction of wilderness, needlessly kill animals or Mystimon.
Follower Alignment: Earth, Wind, Water
Devotee Benefits
Divine Ability: Constitution or WisdomDivine Font: Heal
Divine Skill: Survival
Favored Weapon: Long bow
Domains: Nature, Air, Change, Zeal
Cleric Spells: 1st: Magic Fang, 2nd: Animal Form, 3rd: Animal Vision
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