Rampel (3.5e Deity)

One of the four Elemental Gods who were said to be powerful elementals promoted to divine rank, is said to be a massive stone turtle with two heads, swimming through stone as if water and compressing that which draws near him with strange and powerful force. He is incredibly dense and possesses a gravitational and magnetic field which adds to his bulk as he sails. His back is like a mountain, which bursts with a volcano spewing its compressed contents back out, and preventing Rampel from collapsing the plane he lives on. In return, diamonds and other processed stones are left in his wake.

	Demigod
Symbol:	A turtle shell
Home Plane:	Elemental Plane of Earth
Alignment:	True Neutral
Portfolio:	Earth, Gravity, Metal, and Turtles.
Clergy Alignments:	True Neutral, Lawful Neutral, Neutral Good, Chaotic Neutral, and Neutral Evil.
Domains:	Earth, Artifice, Rune, Cavern, Metal
Favored Weapon:	Greatclub

Spell Compendium

Rampel is a god of the Nibiru Pantheon.

Dogma

The Elemental Gods in general speak little of dogma, beyond expounding on the natures of their elements. Earth is eternal, difficult to change by anything short of the strongest forces. And Earth itself is indeed one of the strongest, if slowest force about.

Clergy and Temples

Elementals and the occasional druid worship the God of Earth. His temples are of thick stone with small spaces and many columns of rare and precious stone.

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