Hasamel - Revision history

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 |edicts = Labor for a greater purpose, bring prosperity to your family, teach others your craft
 |anathema = Undermine a community's laws, disobey an elder, destroy an object or place without cause
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	== ~~Dwarven~~ pantheon ==		== Dwer pantheon ==
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	\|type = Pantheonic deity		\|type = Pantheonic deity
	\|pantheon = [[~~Dwarven~~ pantheon]]		\|pantheon = [[Dwer pantheon]]
	\|adjectives = Hasameli		\|adjectives = Hasameli
	\|plane = Material		\|plane = Material

Gronk at 04:37, 10 July 2024

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	There are many churches to Hasamel, often organized by nation or region. The leaders of these church hierarchies are almost always on good terms with each other - the proliferation of churches is more due to how cultures prioritize different aspects of Hasamel than due to any theological disagreements. Though proper temples to Hasamel tend to use much grander works, small shrines to the god often include a clay figure of Hasamel in reference to the stories of his origin.		There are many churches to Hasamel, often organized by nation or region. The leaders of these church hierarchies are almost always on good terms with each other - the proliferation of churches is more due to how cultures prioritize different aspects of Hasamel than due to any theological disagreements. Though proper temples to Hasamel tend to use much grander works, small shrines to the god often include a clay figure of Hasamel in reference to the stories of his origin.

	Hasamel has multiple holy texts. Each major church has its own combination of writings it considers to be particularly important, but ~~there are two collections that are widely read.~~		Hasamel has multiple holy texts. Each major church has its own combination of writings it considers to be particularly important, but the most widespread collection is ''[[The Model City]]'', a work that describes the god's thoughts on how the ideal community should be constructed and organized.

	~~; ''Providence of Wealth'' : The ''Providence of Wealth'' teaches that~~ the ~~accumulation of wealth~~ is ~~a moral good, as first enriching one~~'~~s self allows for the later enrichment of one~~'~~s community. This book is especially popular in [[Tirione]] and its colonies in the western~~ [[~~Chaska Sea]].~~
	~~; ''~~The Model City'' ~~: Perhaps the single most widespread holy text of Hasamel~~, ~~''The Model City''~~ describes the god's thoughts on how the ideal community should be constructed and organized.

	Hasamel is commonly depicted in a heavily anthropomorphized form. To those that are primarily concerned with his aspect as a crafting god, Hasamel is often pictured as a craftsperson hard at work, often at a forge or drafting table but sometimes using instruments of other trades. In some places he is thought of as a family patriarch, depicted as sitting at the head of a great table.		Hasamel is commonly depicted in a heavily anthropomorphized form. To those that are primarily concerned with his aspect as a crafting god, Hasamel is often pictured as a craftsperson hard at work, often at a forge or drafting table but sometimes using instruments of other trades. In some places he is thought of as a family patriarch, depicted as sitting at the head of a great table.

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Elven pantheon

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	In the Elven pantheon, Thalan takes on the responsibility for families that is typically shared between himself and interpretations of [[Aritimi]] in other pantheons. He aids parents in raising their children and elders in teaching the new generations. In this role Thalan is seen as a strict yet kindly figure.		In the Elven pantheon, Thalan takes on the responsibility for families that is typically shared between himself and interpretations of [[Aritimi]] in other pantheons. He aids parents in raising their children and elders in teaching the new generations. In this role Thalan is seen as a strict yet kindly figure.

	Unusually for interpretations of Thalan across pantheons, his followers in the Elven pantheon do not ascribe particular importance to any holy text. Some teach from ''The Model City'', taken from more modern [[Chaskan pantheon\|Chaskan]] and [[Khapeshan pantheon\|Khapeshan]] influence, but this is seen as much less prescriptive than it is elsewhere. His clergy instead prefer to collect what they call life-tomes, stories of model devotees of Thalan from whom all can glean meaning.		Unusually for interpretations of Thalan across pantheons, his followers in the Elven pantheon do not ascribe particular importance to any holy text. Some teach from ''[[The Model City]]'', taken from more modern [[Chaskan pantheon\|Chaskan]] and [[Khapeshan pantheon\|Khapeshan]] influence, but this is seen as much less prescriptive than it is elsewhere. His clergy instead prefer to collect what they call life-tomes, stories of model devotees of Thalan from whom all can glean meaning.

	Thalan is usually depicted as a humble laborer, dressed in austere clothing as he toils at his work. He is sometimes thought to take such a form to walk the world in order to meet his followers directly.		Thalan is usually depicted as a humble laborer, dressed in austere clothing as he toils at his work. He is sometimes thought to take such a form to walk the world in order to meet his followers directly.

Gronk: /* Elven pantheon */

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	In the Elven pantheon, Thalan takes on the responsibility for families that is typically shared between himself and interpretations of [[Aritimi]] in other pantheons. He aids parents in raising their children and elders in teaching the new generations. In this role Thalan is seen as a strict yet kindly figure.		In the Elven pantheon, Thalan takes on the responsibility for families that is typically shared between himself and interpretations of [[Aritimi]] in other pantheons. He aids parents in raising their children and elders in teaching the new generations. In this role Thalan is seen as a strict yet kindly figure.

	Unusually for interpretations of Thalan across pantheons, his followers in the Elven pantheon do not ascribe particular importance to any holy text. Some teach from ''The Model City'', taken from [[~~Aserdian~~ pantheon\|~~Aserdian~~]] and [[Khapeshan pantheon\|Khapeshan]] influence, but this is seen as much less prescriptive than it is elsewhere. His clergy instead prefer to collect what they call life-tomes, stories of model devotees of Thalan from whom all can glean meaning.		Unusually for interpretations of Thalan across pantheons, his followers in the Elven pantheon do not ascribe particular importance to any holy text. Some teach from ''The Model City'', taken from more modern [[Chaskan pantheon\|Chaskan]] and [[Khapeshan pantheon\|Khapeshan]] influence, but this is seen as much less prescriptive than it is elsewhere. His clergy instead prefer to collect what they call life-tomes, stories of model devotees of Thalan from whom all can glean meaning.

	Thalan is usually depicted as a humble laborer, dressed in austere clothing as he toils at his work. He is sometimes thought to take such a form to walk the world in order to meet his followers directly.		Thalan is usually depicted as a humble laborer, dressed in austere clothing as he toils at his work. He is sometimes thought to take such a form to walk the world in order to meet his followers directly.

Gronk at 00:36, 27 November 2023

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	'''Rasalas''' {{Pronunciation\|RAH-sah-lahs}} is a god of cities, development, and trade. In the Aserdian pantheon, Rasalas is seen as a much more conservative god than he is in other pantheons. He is the builder of cities, but also the one that keeps them together and stagnant long after they have begun to decline. His aspect as a god of trade is more positively received in the Aserdian pantheon.		'''Rasalas''' {{Pronunciation\|RAH-sah-lahs}} is a god of cities, development, and trade. In the Aserdian pantheon, Rasalas is seen as a much more conservative god than he is in other pantheons. He is the builder of cities, but also the one that keeps them together and stagnant long after they have begun to decline. His aspect as a god of trade is more positively received in the Aserdian pantheon.

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	'''Hasamel''' {{Pronunciation\|HAZ-ah-mell}} is the god of cities, trade, families, and wealth, the bringer of development and order to unorganized lands. As the patron of merchants, he is the connecting force that ushers in prosperity to those that engage in open trade.		'''Hasamel''' {{Pronunciation\|HAZ-ah-mell}} is the god of cities, trade, families, and wealth, the bringer of development and order to unorganized lands. As the patron of merchants, he is the connecting force that ushers in prosperity to those that engage in open trade.

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	'''Khalkeus''' {{Pronunciation\|CALL-key-us}} is a god of family, community, civilization, art, and invention. The Copper-Smith is the patron of crafters, builders, and artists of all types, especially those who use their mastery of their trade to grow their societies.		'''Khalkeus''' {{Pronunciation\|CALL-key-us}} is a god of family, community, civilization, art, and invention. The Copper-Smith is the patron of crafters, builders, and artists of all types, especially those who use their mastery of their trade to grow their societies.

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	'''Khenmu''' {{Pronunciation\|KEN-moo}} is a god of cities, trade, wealth, architecture, and craftsmanship. As the builder of civilization, he is thought to have a closer connection to mortals than any other god save perhaps for [[Tawaret]]. Khenmu and his faithful strive for growth and prosperity, as the god wishes only to see mortal civilizations thrive and expand in an orderly manner.		'''Khenmu''' {{Pronunciation\|KEN-moo}} is a god of cities, trade, wealth, architecture, and craftsmanship. As the builder of civilization, he is thought to have a closer connection to mortals than any other god save perhaps for [[Tawaret]]. Khenmu and his faithful strive for growth and prosperity, as the god wishes only to see mortal civilizations thrive and expand in an orderly manner.

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	'''Tharrus''' {{Pronunciation\|THAH-russ}} is a god of cities, trade, crafting, judgement, and beauty. He is the patron of smiths, engineers, and others critical to the maintenance of a functioning society, and the instructor of even masters of their craft. [[dwarf\|Dwarves]] tend to hold particularly strongly to his teaching that creation and productivity bring about orderly societies. To his followers, there is no action more holy than to build and craft in the name of Tharrus.		'''Tharrus''' {{Pronunciation\|THAH-russ}} is a god of cities, trade, crafting, judgement, and beauty. He is the patron of smiths, engineers, and others critical to the maintenance of a functioning society, and the instructor of even masters of their craft. [[dwarf\|Dwarves]] tend to hold particularly strongly to his teaching that creation and productivity bring about orderly societies. To his followers, there is no action more holy than to build and craft in the name of Tharrus.

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	'''Thalan''' {{Pronunciation\|THAY-lan}} is a god of cities, trade, families, and laborers. He is the patron of those that work for an honest living as well as those that toil for a greater purpose. Thalan's aspect as a deity of cities is also important to followers of the Elven pantheon.		'''Thalan''' {{Pronunciation\|THAY-lan}} is a god of cities, trade, families, and laborers. He is the patron of those that work for an honest living as well as those that toil for a greater purpose. Thalan's aspect as a deity of cities is also important to followers of the Elven pantheon.

Gronk at 16:57, 26 August 2023

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	'''Tharrus''' {{Pronunciation\|THAH-russ}} is a god of cities, trade, crafting, judgement, and beauty. He is the patron of smiths, engineers, and others critical to the maintenance of a functioning society, and the instructor of even masters of their craft. Dwarves tend to hold particularly strongly to his teaching that creation and productivity bring about orderly societies. To his followers, there is no action more holy than to build and craft in the name of Tharrus.		'''Tharrus''' {{Pronunciation\|THAH-russ}} is a god of cities, trade, crafting, judgement, and beauty. He is the patron of smiths, engineers, and others critical to the maintenance of a functioning society, and the instructor of even masters of their craft. [[dwarf\|Dwarves]] tend to hold particularly strongly to his teaching that creation and productivity bring about orderly societies. To his followers, there is no action more holy than to build and craft in the name of Tharrus.

	Worship of the god is often performed through the production of finely made items in Tharrus' forge-temples. Laboring over their crafts and sweating in the heat of their furnaces are expressions of piety to those that worship the god, even more so than the prayers they chant as they work. Exertion is holy, especially if it brings forth beautiful and functional objects that keep one's society and community humming along smoothly.		Worship of the god is often performed through the production of finely made items in Tharrus' forge-temples. Laboring over their crafts and sweating in the heat of their furnaces are expressions of piety to those that worship the god, even more so than the prayers they chant as they work. Exertion is holy, especially if it brings forth beautiful and functional objects that keep one's society and community humming along smoothly.

Gronk at 00:03, 15 August 2023

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	\|type = Pantheonic deity		\|type = Pantheonic deity
			\|pantheon = [[Aserdian pantheon]]
	\|adjectives = Hasameli		\|adjectives = Hasameli
	\|plane = Material		\|plane = Material
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	* The Self-Made God		* The Self-Made God
	\|type = Pantheonic deity		\|type = Pantheonic deity
			\|pantheon = [[Chaskan pantheon]]
	\|adjectives = Hasameli		\|adjectives = Hasameli
	\|plane = Material		\|plane = Material
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	* Copper-Smith		* Copper-Smith
	\|type = Pantheonic deity		\|type = Pantheonic deity
			\|pantheon = [[Hellean pantheon]]
	\|adjectives = Hasameli		\|adjectives = Hasameli
	\|plane = Material		\|plane = Material
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	* Thrice-Great		* Thrice-Great
	\|type = Pantheonic deity		\|type = Pantheonic deity
			\|pantheon = [[Khapeshan pantheon]]
	\|adjectives = Hasameli		\|adjectives = Hasameli
	\|plane = Material		\|plane = Material
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	* Lord of the Stone Keep		* Lord of the Stone Keep
	\|type = Pantheonic deity		\|type = Pantheonic deity
			\|pantheon = [[Dwarven pantheon]]
	\|adjectives = Hasameli		\|adjectives = Hasameli
	\|plane = Material		\|plane = Material
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	* The Soot-Stained		* The Soot-Stained
	\|type = Pantheonic deity		\|type = Pantheonic deity
			\|pantheon = [[Elven pantheon]]
	\|adjectives = Hasameli		\|adjectives = Hasameli
	\|plane = Material		\|plane = Material

Gronk at 05:55, 6 August 2023

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	'''Rasalas''' {{Pronunciation\|RAH-sah-lahs}} is a god of cities, development, and trade. In the Aserdian pantheon, Rasalas is seen as a much more conservative god than he is in other pantheons. He is the builder of cities, but also the one that keeps them together and stagnant long after they have begun to decline. His aspect as a god of trade is more positively received in the Aserdian pantheon.		'''Rasalas''' {{Pronunciation\|RAH-sah-lahs}} is a god of cities, development, and trade. In the Aserdian pantheon, Rasalas is seen as a much more conservative god than he is in other pantheons. He is the builder of cities, but also the one that keeps them together and stagnant long after they have begun to decline. His aspect as a god of trade is more positively received in the Aserdian pantheon.

	Most of Rasalas' most devout followers are merchants and caravaneers, those whose livelihoods are dependent on trade. His clergy recount his teachings in large, ornamented temples, almost all of which can be found in major urbanized centers: [[Teshub]], [[Okoton~~]], and [[Laniobriga~~]] especially. Outside these areas priests of Rasalas are considerably less common. Aserdian clergy of Rasalas often have close ties to those of [[Khenmu]], his [[Khapeshan pantheon\|Khapeshan]] aspect.		Most of Rasalas' most devout followers are merchants and caravaneers, those whose livelihoods are dependent on trade. His clergy recount his teachings in large, ornamented temples, almost all of which can be found in major urbanized centers: [[Teshub]] and [[Okoton]] especially. Outside these areas priests of Rasalas are considerably less common. Aserdian clergy of Rasalas often have close ties to those of [[Khenmu]], his [[Khapeshan pantheon\|Khapeshan]] aspect.

	Rasalas is most often depicted as either a caravaneer, leading his pack animals (representing his followers) to wealth, or as a craftsperson hard at work at his forge, drafting table, or loom. Either way, anthropomorphized forms are preferred by his followers.		Rasalas is most often depicted as either a caravaneer, leading his pack animals (representing his followers) to wealth, or as a craftsperson hard at work at his forge, drafting table, or loom. Either way, anthropomorphized forms are preferred by his followers.

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Hellean pantheon

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	\|divine_skill = Crafting or Society		\|divine_skill = Crafting or Society
	\|divine_ability = Constitution or Intelligence		\|divine_ability = Constitution or Intelligence
	\|favored_weapon = ~~Pick~~		\|favored_weapon = Warhammer
	\|symbol = Bronze hammer		\|symbol = Bronze hammer
	\|sacred_animal = Bull		\|sacred_animal = Bull