Hellean pantheon - Revision history

Gronk at 18:29, 16 June 2024

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	== Area of worship ==		== Area of worship ==
	The Hellean pantheon is worshiped mostly by those that live on the Hellean peninsula and the surrounding islands, including within the nations of [[~~Halakros~~]], [[Eretrebus]], [[Iaramnae]], [[Ephardia]], the [[Machaian League]], [[Kyamita]], [[Alyma]], and the [[Ersas city-states]]. Past the [[Sentinel Peaks]] to the north, the inhabitants of [[Asteria]], largely descended from settlers out of Hellea, also worship the pantheon. The gods of the pantheon also have followings in the western-most parts of [[Viridia]] and in some parts of the [[Western Coast]].		The Hellean pantheon is worshiped mostly by those that live on the Hellean peninsula and the surrounding islands, including within the nations of the [[Halakran League]], [[Eretrebus]], [[Iaramnae]], [[Ephardia]], the [[Machaian League]], [[Kyamita]], [[Alyma]], and the [[Ersas city-states]]. Past the [[Sentinel Peaks]] to the north, the inhabitants of [[Asteria]], largely descended from settlers out of Hellea, also worship the pantheon. The gods of the pantheon also have followings in the western-most parts of [[Viridia]] and in some parts of the [[Western Coast]].

	== Connections to other pantheons ==		== Connections to other pantheons ==

Gronk at 14:53, 8 June 2024

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	== Area of worship ==		== Area of worship ==
	The Hellean pantheon is worshiped mostly by those that live on the Hellean peninsula and the surrounding islands, including within the nations of [[Halakros]], [[Eretrebus]], [[Iaramnae]], [[Ephardia]], [[~~Metrya~~]], [[Kyamita]], [[Alyma]], and the [[Ersas city-states]]. Past the [[Sentinel Peaks]] to the north, the inhabitants of [[Asteria]], largely descended from settlers out of Hellea, also worship the pantheon. The gods of the pantheon also have followings in the western-most parts of [[Viridia]] and in some parts of the [[Western Coast]].		The Hellean pantheon is worshiped mostly by those that live on the Hellean peninsula and the surrounding islands, including within the nations of [[Halakros]], [[Eretrebus]], [[Iaramnae]], [[Ephardia]], the [[Machaian League]], [[Kyamita]], [[Alyma]], and the [[Ersas city-states]]. Past the [[Sentinel Peaks]] to the north, the inhabitants of [[Asteria]], largely descended from settlers out of Hellea, also worship the pantheon. The gods of the pantheon also have followings in the western-most parts of [[Viridia]] and in some parts of the [[Western Coast]].

	== Connections to other pantheons ==		== Connections to other pantheons ==

Gronk at 14:07, 27 May 2024

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	== Area of worship ==		== Area of worship ==
	The Hellean pantheon is worshiped mostly by those that live on the Hellean peninsula and the surrounding islands, including within the nations of [[Halakros]], [[Eretrebus]], [[Iaramnae]], [[Ephardia]], [[Metrya]], [[Kyamita]], [[Alyma~~]], [[Philiraki Giant Princes\|Philiraki~~]], and the [[Ersas city-states]]. Past the [[Sentinel Peaks]] to the north, the inhabitants of [[Asteria]], largely descended from settlers out of Hellea, also worship the pantheon. The gods of the pantheon also have followings in the western-most parts of [[Viridia]] and in some parts of the [[Western Coast]].		The Hellean pantheon is worshiped mostly by those that live on the Hellean peninsula and the surrounding islands, including within the nations of [[Halakros]], [[Eretrebus]], [[Iaramnae]], [[Ephardia]], [[Metrya]], [[Kyamita]], [[Alyma]], and the [[Ersas city-states]]. Past the [[Sentinel Peaks]] to the north, the inhabitants of [[Asteria]], largely descended from settlers out of Hellea, also worship the pantheon. The gods of the pantheon also have followings in the western-most parts of [[Viridia]] and in some parts of the [[Western Coast]].

	== Connections to other pantheons ==		== Connections to other pantheons ==

Gronk at 01:32, 9 May 2024

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	\|[[Hemera]]		\|[[Hemera]]
	~~\|LG~~
	\|The sun, seasons, agriculture, protection, duty, rulership		\|The sun, seasons, agriculture, protection, duty, rulership
	\|'''Hemera''' {{Pronunciation\|heh-MER-ah}} is a goddess of the sun, seasons, agriculture, protection, duty, and rulership. As the firstborn of the Hexad, Hemera also represents dawn and the beginning of things.		\|'''Hemera''' {{Pronunciation\|heh-MER-ah}} is a goddess of the sun, seasons, agriculture, protection, duty, and rulership. As the firstborn of the Hexad, Hemera also represents dawn and the beginning of things.
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	\|[[Khalkeus]]		\|[[Khalkeus]]
	~~\|NG~~
	\|Family, community, civilization, art, invention		\|Family, community, civilization, art, invention
	\|'''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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	\|[[Triteia]]		\|[[Triteia]]
	~~\|CG~~
	\|The sea, trade, travel, rivers, hospitality		\|The sea, trade, travel, rivers, hospitality
	\|'''Triteia''' {{Pronunciation\|try-TAY-ah}} is a goddess of the sea, trade, travel, rivers, and hospitality. She is the patron of those that journey throughout the world, whether that be to see the sights, engage in commerce with communities near and far, or for any other reason.		\|'''Triteia''' {{Pronunciation\|try-TAY-ah}} is a goddess of the sea, trade, travel, rivers, and hospitality. She is the patron of those that journey throughout the world, whether that be to see the sights, engage in commerce with communities near and far, or for any other reason.
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	\|[[Psais]]		\|[[Psais]]
	~~\|LN~~
	\|The dead, souls, learning, history		\|The dead, souls, learning, history
	\|'''Psais''' {{Pronunciation\|SIGH-ahs}} is a god of the dead, souls, learning, and history. The last of the Hexad to be born, Psais is closely tied to dusk and to endings.		\|'''Psais''' {{Pronunciation\|SIGH-ahs}} is a god of the dead, souls, learning, and history. The last of the Hexad to be born, Psais is closely tied to dusk and to endings.
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	\|[[Ananke]]		\|[[Ananke]]
	\|N
	\|Creation, nature, time, motherhood		\|Creation, nature, time, motherhood
	\|'''Ananke''' {{Pronunciation\|ah-NAN-key}} is a goddess of creation, nature, time, and motherhood. As the first of the Hellean deities, and the one who created the world from nothingness, Ananke occupies a special place in the pantheon. Compared to her children, Ananke is an impassive deity who rarely becomes involved in the events of mortal life, preferring instead to leave such duties to the other gods. She is quick to come to the protection of the natural world, however, and any unnecessary harm to nature is seen as harm to the goddess herself.		\|'''Ananke''' {{Pronunciation\|ah-NAN-key}} is a goddess of creation, nature, time, and motherhood. As the first of the Hellean deities, and the one who created the world from nothingness, Ananke occupies a special place in the pantheon. Compared to her children, Ananke is an impassive deity who rarely becomes involved in the events of mortal life, preferring instead to leave such duties to the other gods. She is quick to come to the protection of the natural world, however, and any unnecessary harm to nature is seen as harm to the goddess herself.
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	\|[[Lycia]]		\|[[Lycia]]
	~~\|CN~~
	\|The sky, storms, luck, hunting, the moon		\|The sky, storms, luck, hunting, the moon
	\|'''Lycia''' {{Pronunciation\|lie-SEE-ah}} is a goddess of the sky, storms, luck, hunting, and the moon. Impulsive and rash, she is the patron of bandits, outlaws, thieves, and pirates.		\|'''Lycia''' {{Pronunciation\|lie-SEE-ah}} is a goddess of the sky, storms, luck, hunting, and the moon. Impulsive and rash, she is the patron of bandits, outlaws, thieves, and pirates.
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	\|[[Melanthus]]		\|[[Melanthus]]
	~~\|LE~~
	\|Punishment, strength, war, schemes, greed		\|Punishment, strength, war, schemes, greed
	\|'''Melanthus''' {{Pronunciation\|mel-ANN-thus}} is a god of punishment, strength, war, schemes, and greed. He often has a highly competitive or even outright antagonistic stance towards the others of the Hexad as he seeks to further enrich and empower himself.		\|'''Melanthus''' {{Pronunciation\|mel-ANN-thus}} is a god of punishment, strength, war, schemes, and greed. He often has a highly competitive or even outright antagonistic stance towards the others of the Hexad as he seeks to further enrich and empower himself.
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	\|[[Typhon]]		\|[[Typhon]]
	~~\|CE~~
	\|Volcanoes, caves, darkness, anger, rivalry		\|Volcanoes, caves, darkness, anger, rivalry
	\|'''Typhon''' {{Pronunciation\|TIE-fon}} is a god of volcanoes, caves, darkness, anger, and rivalry. The first of [[Ananke\|Ananke's]] children, Typhon was defeated by the other gods and imprisoned under a great mountain after he attempted to destroy the earliest mortals in order to create new followers who would worship only him.		\|'''Typhon''' {{Pronunciation\|TIE-fon}} is a god of volcanoes, caves, darkness, anger, and rivalry. The first of [[Ananke\|Ananke's]] children, Typhon was defeated by the other gods and imprisoned under a great mountain after he attempted to destroy the earliest mortals in order to create new followers who would worship only him.

Gronk at 09:35, 25 January 2024

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	The '''Hellean pantheon''' {{Pronunciation\|ha-LAY-an}} is one of the major regional pantheons on [[Kishar]]. Most followers of the pantheon live on the [[Hellea\|Hellean peninsula]] on the northwestern coast of the [[Chaska Sea]]. Gods in the Hellean pantheon have strengths and failings just like any mortal, and are sometimes thought to take physical forms to walk the world with their followers. Despite its rather unique theology, thousands of years of close contact with the [[Chaskan pantheon]] has caused many who worship the Hellean pantheon to both meld their gods with their Chaskan forms and outright adopt Chaskan deities wholesale alongside the existing gods. Besides the more typical divinities, an ever-changing array of [[hero-gods]] is also an important part of the pantheon.		The '''Hellean pantheon''' {{Pronunciation\|ha-LAY-an}} is one of the major regional pantheons on [[Kishar]]. Most followers of the pantheon live on the [[Hellea\|Hellean peninsula]] on the northwestern coast of the [[Chaska Sea]]. Gods in the Hellean pantheon have strengths and failings just like any mortal, and are sometimes thought to take physical forms to walk the world with their followers. Despite its rather unique theology, thousands of years of close contact with the [[Chaskan pantheon]] has caused many who worship the Hellean pantheon to both meld their gods with their Chaskan forms and outright adopt Chaskan deities wholesale alongside the existing gods. Besides the more typical divinities, an ever-changing array of [[hero-god\|hero-gods]] is also an important part of the pantheon.

	== Overview ==		== Overview ==

Gronk at 03:19, 1 January 2024

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	== Area of worship ==		== Area of worship ==
	The Hellean pantheon is worshiped mostly by those that live on the Hellean peninsula and the surrounding islands, including within the nations of [[Halakros]], [[Eretrebus]], [[Iaramnae]], [[Ephardia]], [[Metrya]], [[Kyamita]], [[Alyma]], [[Philiraki Giant Princes\|Philiraki]], and the [[Ersas ~~City States~~]]. Past the [[Sentinel Peaks]] to the north, the inhabitants of [[Asteria]], largely descended from settlers out of Hellea, also worship the pantheon. The gods of the pantheon also have followings in the western-most parts of [[Viridia]] and in some parts of the [[Western Coast]].		The Hellean pantheon is worshiped mostly by those that live on the Hellean peninsula and the surrounding islands, including within the nations of [[Halakros]], [[Eretrebus]], [[Iaramnae]], [[Ephardia]], [[Metrya]], [[Kyamita]], [[Alyma]], [[Philiraki Giant Princes\|Philiraki]], and the [[Ersas city-states]]. Past the [[Sentinel Peaks]] to the north, the inhabitants of [[Asteria]], largely descended from settlers out of Hellea, also worship the pantheon. The gods of the pantheon also have followings in the western-most parts of [[Viridia]] and in some parts of the [[Western Coast]].

	== Connections to other pantheons ==		== Connections to other pantheons ==

Gronk at 01:57, 24 November 2023

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	~~{{Deities}}~~

	~~[[Category:Religion]]~~
	~~[[Category:Pantheons]]~~


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	== Connections to other pantheons ==		== Connections to other pantheons ==
	Deities of other pantheons, particularly those of Chaskan or Khapeshan origin, are often worshiped alongside traditional Hellean gods. Though this long-standing syncretic practice continues, in parts of Hellea aspects of the Hellean pantheon have been losing ground to Chaskan influence, especially along the southern and eastern coasts. Some have begun to move their gods in the opposite direction, in fact, shifting Hellean divinities into the theology and framework of the Chaskan pantheon.		Deities of other pantheons, particularly those of Chaskan or Khapeshan origin, are often worshiped alongside traditional Hellean gods. Though this long-standing syncretic practice continues, in parts of Hellea aspects of the Hellean pantheon have been losing ground to Chaskan influence, especially along the southern and eastern coasts. Some have begun to move their gods in the opposite direction, in fact, shifting Hellean divinities into the theology and framework of the Chaskan pantheon.

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 == Connections to other pantheons ==
 Deities of other pantheons, particularly those of Chaskan or Khapeshan origin, are often worshiped alongside traditional Hellean gods. Though this long-standing syncretic practice continues, in parts of Hellea aspects of the Hellean pantheon have been losing ground to Chaskan influence, especially along the southern and eastern coasts. Some have begun to move their gods in the opposite direction, in fact, shifting Hellean divinities into the theology and framework of the Chaskan pantheon.
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Gronk at 03:39, 19 July 2023

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	Placation of Melanthus is seen as very important by followers of the Hellean pantheon, by those who do not worship the god even more than by those who do. He is said to visit the mortal world in search of those who do not pay him the proper deference with regular sacrifices, punishing those whose reverence and respect he finds insufficient.		Placation of Melanthus is seen as very important by followers of the Hellean pantheon, by those who do not worship the god even more than by those who do. He is said to visit the mortal world in search of those who do not pay him the proper deference with regular sacrifices, punishing those whose reverence and respect he finds insufficient.

	Melanthus is usually depicted as a heavily armored man, almost always wearing his distinctive helmet and carrying either a ~~spear~~ or a dagger.		Melanthus is usually depicted as a heavily armored man, almost always wearing his distinctive helmet and carrying either a polearm or a dagger.
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	\|[[Typhon]]		\|[[Typhon]]