Bendigeidfran (3.5e Deity)

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	`Enter 'h', 'd', 'l', 'i', 'g', or 'o' for parameter 'hdligo'`
Symbol:	A crown on a wave
Home Plane:
Alignment:	LG
Portfolio:	Strength, honesty, Bravery
Clergy Alignments:
Domains:	Strength, Family, Force, Nobility, Magic.
Favored Weapon:	Greataxe

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Dogma

Bendigeidfran is a prominent deity in many nations, in fact due to his open nature and long history of valor he can be though of as the most well known deity in civilized lands. Unlike most other Water deities he also has a strong following in wilder areas, but there is some tension between the two groups. He teaches the virtues of strength, and demands that the strong should protect the weak. The family is central to his tenants. Those who turn on their own blood are considered the gravest betrayers of all.

Clergy and Temples

Clerical training is similar to, and often takes place at the same time as, rights of passage in wild areas, and closer to military training in civilized lands. Clerics can be of either gender, but there is a male tradition, especially outside the city. Bendigeidfran's clerics wear deep blue and pale green.

Bendigeidfran's ceremonies are few and far between, but those that do occur are taken with extreme reverence. Clerics are often tested on physical fitness, as reliance on magic alone is considered worrying.

Bendigeidfran takes sacrifices in the form of livestock and weapons.

Pantheon

Lands of Blamakar

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