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It even features the names of various monster deities and others unmentioned in the core book, with descriptions of some, as well as 20 prestige classes for player characters and non-player characters alike.

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But her memories are beyond us now. Deity Dos and Donts of walls, looted of their items, and locked in dungeons to make arti- facts. These beings are deities for a reason, so introduce them into your campaign after careful consideration and in particular circum- stances.

This free supplement to Faiths and Pantheons helps guide you through this process. To use this web enhancement, you must already have Faiths and Pantheons.

Otherwise, why include that combat information? Thank you for taking the time to thoroughly review the book! We'll the designers definitely take your feedback into consideration when planning the next printing.

Some months ago, I won a copy of Faiths of the Forgotten Realms , DMsGuild platinum bestseller, in a giveaway run by one of its authors aclippinger. I had previously purchased this book as a PDF, but winning the giveaway meant I received a free print copy.

Pleased as I was to win this book, I thought the least I could do would be to carefully read and review it. Jesus and the altar appear in a moment of daylight before returning to the shadows caused by the candle flames. When I was a girl, I sipped from the lip of a similar cup and it meant that I was close to God. By , Wizards also knew that the Forgotten Realms line was doing quite well, based on the good sales of the Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting book.

This helped the Faiths and Pantheons designers to convince the "business guys" to expand the size of the book when they created too much content for the planned page count. Some material was still cut, and would return as web enhancements, but the entire, extensive list of deities was included as originally intended.

To a certain extent, Faiths and Pantheons does what you'd expect: it uses the new rules from the 3e Deities and Demigods to present the portfolios of the many gods of the Realms — and to stat up the avatars of the major deities. Faiths and Pantheons also includes twenty prestige classes related to the gods of the Realms.

However, the 2e priests had always had balance problems — usually ending up too powerful. Exploring the Realms. Faiths and Pantheons contains a massive list of Realms gods — though the new material is much more limited, since these were largely known gods. Slight updates made some deities more interesting and made others more suitable for 3e play.

There is one notable addition to the list of gods: monstrous deities. Faith and Pantheons contains information on the orc pantheon and very brief stats on other monstrous gods, who had previously been relegated to non-Realms books like DMGR4: Monster Mythology and On Hallowed Ground NPCs of Note. Orcus is briefly noted as one of the fiends who is worshiped in the Realms. This was one of the first signs that he had survived into the 3e era. Future History. Wizards released two web enhancements that included material cut from Faiths and Pantheons : a list of "Deity Do's and Don'ts" and a full description of a temple to Oghma, the god of knowledge.

About the Creators. Boyd started writing for the Forgotten Realms in the late '90s, and was the author of the three classic 2e Forgotten Realms deity books. This was his first book since the advent of 3e, but he'd work on one or two Realms books a year from here on out. Mona was a relative newcomer at Wizards, having come from the Greyhawk fan community. This was his first and only Forgotten Realms book. Please feel free to mail corrections, comments, and additions to shannon.

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This free supplement to Faiths and Pantheons helps guide you through this process. Crossed oak and mistletoe branches. Nonhuman Deities Certain gods closely associated with nonhuman races are revered on many different worlds, though not always in the same way.

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