Taliash - Revision history

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	'''Taliash''' {{Pronunciation\|TAH-lee-osh}} is the goddess of travel, whimsy, storytelling, fresh water, and storms. She is also commonly associated with alcohol, merriment, and taverns. Her followers believe that consuming drinks with others leads to the best stories, both as old ones are misremembered or exaggerated and as new ones are created.		'''Taliash''' {{Pronunciation\|TAH-lee-osh}} is the goddess of travel, whimsy, storytelling, fresh water, and storms. She is also commonly associated with alcohol, merriment, and taverns. Her followers believe that consuming drinks with others leads to the best stories, both as old ones are misremembered or exaggerated and as new ones are created.

	Taliash has a large following across [[Kishar]]. The sights to be seen and experiences to be had out in the world are a strong draw to many. Adventurers and travelers are her quintessential followers, but they are by no means the only ones drawn to Taliash. Her faith tends to ~~be somewhat casual in nature, with~~ a far larger emphasis on worship through deeds than through prayer. Storytellers and keepers of oral narratives also typically follow Taliash.		Taliash has a large following across [[Kishar]]. The sights to be seen and experiences to be had out in the world are a strong draw to many. Adventurers and travelers are her quintessential followers, but they are by no means the only ones drawn to Taliash. Her faith tends to have a far larger emphasis on worship through deeds than through prayer. Storytellers and keepers of oral narratives also typically follow Taliash.

	The goddess watches over all the wanderers of the world, especially those that listen to the narratives of those they meet and share them far and wide. To her faithful, leaving one's home and exploring the world is the greatest calling in life. To revel in new experiences and tales is a form of prayer to Taliash, and her most devout travel endlessly towards this purpose, never passing up an opportunity to hear legends of local heroes and monsters as they go.		The goddess watches over all the wanderers of the world, especially those that listen to the narratives of those they meet and share them far and wide. To her faithful, leaving one's home and exploring the world is the greatest calling in life. To revel in new experiences and tales is a form of prayer to Taliash, and her most devout travel endlessly towards this purpose, never passing up an opportunity to hear legends of local heroes and monsters as they go.
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	Her clerics can be found across the world, often in regions very far from their place of birth. They are endlessly keen in conversing with all, but rarely seek to proselytize, far more interested in sharing what they have heard and picking up the latest tales than in spreading their faith. To those living in particularly remote areas, the itinerant clergy of Taliash are often critical in keeping up with the events in the broader world.		Her clerics can be found across the world, often in regions very far from their place of birth. They are endlessly keen in conversing with all, but rarely seek to proselytize, far more interested in sharing what they have heard and picking up the latest tales than in spreading their faith. To those living in particularly remote areas, the itinerant clergy of Taliash are often critical in keeping up with the events in the broader world.

	There are many stories about the origin of Taliash. In some she was the great primordial river that filled the world's oceans, and in others she was the first storm that pushed people to shelter, giving them cause to tell each other tales for comfort and amusement. One very popular narrative is that she was born from laughter itself. It should be no surprise that the faithful of a god of storytelling have many legends about their deity.		There are many stories about the origin of Taliash. In some she was the great primordial river that filled the world's oceans, washing away the evil waters of the Flood, and in others she was the first storm that pushed people to shelter, giving them cause to tell each other tales for comfort and amusement. One very popular narrative is that she was born from laughter itself. It should be no surprise that the faithful of a god of storytelling have many legends about their deity.

	In large part due to the transitory habits of many of her clerics, there are few formal churches of Taliash. Her religion is highly fluid, a set of practices that constantly shifts as her followers from different parts of the world meet with each other and share their means of worship.		In large part due to the transitory habits of many of her clerics, there are few formal churches of Taliash. Her religion is highly fluid, a set of practices that constantly shifts as her followers from different parts of the world meet with each other and share their means of worship.

Gronk at 01:23, 10 July 2024

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	In large part due to the transitory habits of many of her clerics, there are few formal churches of Taliash. Her religion is highly fluid, a set of practices that constantly shifts as her followers from different parts of the world meet with each other and share their means of worship.		In large part due to the transitory habits of many of her clerics, there are few formal churches of Taliash. Her religion is highly fluid, a set of practices that constantly shifts as her followers from different parts of the world meet with each other and share their means of worship.

	Taliash's holy text is ''The Rivers and the Winds'', a long and meandering story that her clerics memorize and recite as part of prayers or simply for entertainment. ''The Rivers and the Winds'' is a tale about the fantastical places and people encountered as the main character travels the world, with brief jaunts to other planes, usually told with the goddess herself as the principle figure.		Taliash's holy text is ''[[The Rivers and the Winds]]'', a long and meandering story that her clerics memorize and recite as part of prayers or simply for entertainment. ''The Rivers and the Winds'' is a tale about the fantastical places and people encountered as the main character travels the world, with brief jaunts to other planes, usually told with the goddess herself as the principle figure.

	Taliash is commonly depicted as a humanoid woman amongst a flock of waterbirds, crowded around her as if intently listening to a story.		Taliash is commonly depicted as a humanoid woman amongst a flock of waterbirds, crowded around her as if intently listening to a story.

Gronk at 13:04, 8 July 2024

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	The '''Great Storyteller''' has countless names, collected by the deity from amongst all of those used by her disparate followers. As such, the goddess is rarely referred to by name, and her epithet is almost always used instead. She is a goddess of many things, though primarily a deity of travel, stories, and whimsy.		The '''Great Storyteller''' has countless names, collected by the deity from amongst all of those used by her disparate followers. As such, the goddess is rarely referred to by name, and her epithet is almost always used instead. She is a goddess of many things, though primarily a deity of travel, stories, and whimsy.

	In addition to her other roles, the Great Storyteller encourages her followers to collect trinkets and other baubles, as they help in remembering the many places one has been. Her aspect as a storm deity is far more emphasized in the Tengu pantheons than with other variations of the goddess. Her religion is fluid, something that is made obvious by her ever-changing ~~holy text~~, ~~known as ''The Rivers~~ and ~~the Winds''. Adopted from the [[Chaskan pantheon]]~~, each storyteller has their own rendition of this work. Still, it remains the same holy text, as these differences, vast as they may be, are simply thought to be the narrative influence of the goddess at work.		In addition to her other roles, the Great Storyteller encourages her followers to collect trinkets and other baubles, as they help in remembering the many places one has been. Her aspect as a storm deity is far more emphasized in the Tengu pantheons than with other variations of the goddess. Her religion is fluid, something that is made obvious by her followers' ever-changing rites, rituals, and prayers, varying greatly over distance and time.

	Her clerics can be found across the world, often in regions very far from their place of birth. They are endlessly keen in conversing with all, but rarely seek to proselytize, far more interested in sharing what they have heard and picking up the latest tales than in spreading their faith.		Her clerics can be found across the world, often in regions very far from their place of birth. They are endlessly keen in conversing with all, but rarely seek to proselytize, far more interested in sharing what they have heard and picking up the latest tales than in spreading their faith.

Gronk at 19:32, 29 December 2023

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	\|alignment = Chaotic good		\|alignment = Chaotic good
	\|areas_of_concern = Travel, stories, the air, flight		\|areas_of_concern = Travel, stories, the air, flight
	\|worshipers = Travelers, storytellers, adventurers, Redemptionist elves		\|worshipers = Travelers, storytellers, adventurers, [[Redemptionists\|Redemptionist]] elves
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	'''Nethans''' {{Pronunciation\|NETH-anz}} is a goddess of travel, stories, the air, and flight. As a goddess of flight she is seen as closely connected to the [[Aerolith\|aeroliths]] and those living on them. Among followers of the Elven pantheon, her worship was once much more widespread, but today she takes a relatively minor role. Many Redemptionist elves still pray to Nethans, however, as they wish to one day return en mass to her aerial embrace.		'''Nethans''' {{Pronunciation\|NETH-anz}} is a goddess of travel, stories, the air, and flight. As a goddess of flight she is seen as closely connected to the [[Aerolith\|aeroliths]] and those living on them. Among followers of the Elven pantheon, her worship was once much more widespread, but today she takes a relatively minor role. Many [[Redemptionists\|Redemptionist]] elves still pray to Nethans, however, as they wish to one day return en mass to her aerial embrace.

	It is traditional to give a small offering to local birds, seen as Nethans' emissaries, before one sets out on a long or possibly dangerous journey. Doing so ensures they will watch as one travels, passing knowledge of any potential threats or hazards to Nethans so that she can divert them from the path.		It is traditional to give a small offering to local birds, seen as Nethans' emissaries, before one sets out on a long or possibly dangerous journey. Doing so ensures they will watch as one travels, passing knowledge of any potential threats or hazards to Nethans so that she can divert them from the path.

Gronk at 06:31, 19 December 2023

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	== ~~Laurentian~~ pantheon ==		== Talgazan pantheon ==
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	\|type = Pantheonic deity		\|type = Pantheonic deity
	\|pantheon = [[~~Laurentian~~ pantheon]]		\|pantheon = [[Talgazan pantheon]]
	\|adjectives = Talian		\|adjectives = Talian
	\|plane = Elysium		\|plane = Elysium
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	'''Austron''' {{Pronunciation\|OW-stron}} is a goddess of travel, art, music, fire, and ghosts. It is believed that she was the spark that created the first bonfire, bringing people together to share in the festivities that pass the cold nights. Through selectively weakening the barriers between the mortal and divine worlds, she also plays an important role in bringing ghosts back to the physical realm.		'''Austron''' {{Pronunciation\|OW-stron}} is a goddess of travel, art, music, fire, and ghosts. It is believed that she was the spark that created the first bonfire, bringing people together to share in the festivities that pass the cold nights. Through selectively weakening the barriers between the mortal and divine worlds, she also plays an important role in bringing ghosts back to the physical realm.

	In some regions that follow the ~~Laurentian~~ pantheon, and in particular in the [[Whispering Hills]], campfires commonly attract lost ghosts. These ghosts are believed by many to be servants of Austron that have come to hear news of faraway places and pass them along to their goddess. It is said that the goddess actually has a keen interest in the lives of mortals, but has been stopped by the other gods from visiting the world directly, as the last time she did so her actions threatened to allow [[Ubilai]] to regain his form.		In some regions that follow the Talgazan pantheon, and in particular in the [[Whispering Hills]], campfires commonly attract lost ghosts. These ghosts are believed by many to be servants of Austron that have come to hear news of faraway places and pass them along to their goddess. It is said that the goddess actually has a keen interest in the lives of mortals, but has been stopped by the other gods from visiting the world directly, as the last time she did so her actions threatened to allow [[Ubilai]] to regain his form.

	Austron is often depicted as half-spectral, her body losing opacity towards the extremities.		Austron is often depicted as half-spectral, her body losing opacity towards the extremities.

Gronk at 00:38, 27 November 2023

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Gronk at 19:05, 25 November 2023

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	\|alignment = Chaotic good		\|alignment = Chaotic good
	\|areas_of_concern = Travel, whimsy, storytelling, fresh water, storms		\|areas_of_concern = Travel, whimsy, storytelling, fresh water, storms
	\|worshipers = Travelers, storytellers, adventurers, tengu		\|worshipers = Travelers, storytellers, adventurers, [[tengu]]
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	The goddess watches over all the wanderers of the world, especially those that listen to the narratives of those they meet and share them far and wide. To her faithful, leaving one's home and exploring the world is the greatest calling in life. To revel in new experiences and tales is a form of prayer to Taliash, and her most devout travel endlessly towards this purpose, never passing up an opportunity to hear legends of local heroes and monsters as they go.		The goddess watches over all the wanderers of the world, especially those that listen to the narratives of those they meet and share them far and wide. To her faithful, leaving one's home and exploring the world is the greatest calling in life. To revel in new experiences and tales is a form of prayer to Taliash, and her most devout travel endlessly towards this purpose, never passing up an opportunity to hear legends of local heroes and monsters as they go.

	Taliash is also a god of rivers and springs, often so critical to safe travels through otherwise dangerous or remote parts of the world. She is widely seen as a guardian of those that make regular journeys using freshwater routes, and many toss offerings to her in the water to ask for safety on their travels. Taliash is also commonly connected to storms, an association originally drawn by her tengu followers but now widespread.		Taliash is also a god of rivers and springs, often so critical to safe travels through otherwise dangerous or remote parts of the world. She is widely seen as a guardian of those that make regular journeys using freshwater routes, and many toss offerings to her in the water to ask for safety on their travels. Taliash is also commonly connected to storms, an association originally drawn by her [[tengu]] followers but now widespread.

	Her clerics can be found across the world, often in regions very far from their place of birth. They are endlessly keen in conversing with all, but rarely seek to proselytize, far more interested in sharing what they have heard and picking up the latest tales than in spreading their faith. To those living in particularly remote areas, the itinerant clergy of Taliash are often critical in keeping up with the events in the broader world.		Her clerics can be found across the world, often in regions very far from their place of birth. They are endlessly keen in conversing with all, but rarely seek to proselytize, far more interested in sharing what they have heard and picking up the latest tales than in spreading their faith. To those living in particularly remote areas, the itinerant clergy of Taliash are often critical in keeping up with the events in the broader world.
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	\|alignment = Chaotic good		\|alignment = Chaotic good
	\|areas_of_concern = Travel, whimsy, storytelling, fresh water, storms, trinkets, collections		\|areas_of_concern = Travel, whimsy, storytelling, fresh water, storms, trinkets, collections
	\|worshipers = Travelers, storytellers, adventurers, tengu		\|worshipers = Travelers, storytellers, adventurers, [[tengu]]
	\|cleric_alignments = {{Alignment grid		\|cleric_alignments = {{Alignment grid
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	\|type = Pantheonic deity		\|type = Pantheonic deity
			\|pantheon = [[Aserdian pantheon]]
	\|adjectives = Tucanan		\|adjectives = Tucanan
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	\|type = Pantheonic deity		\|type = Pantheonic deity
			\|pantheon = [[Chaskan pantheon]]
	\|adjectives = Talian		\|adjectives = Talian
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	\|type = Pantheonic deity		\|type = Pantheonic deity
			\|pantheon = [[Hellean pantheon]]
	\|adjectives = Talian		\|adjectives = Talian
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	* Mistress of Pure Waters		* Mistress of Pure Waters
	\|type = Pantheonic deity		\|type = Pantheonic deity
			\|pantheon = [[Khapeshan pantheon]]
	\|adjectives = Talian		\|adjectives = Talian
	\|plane = Elysium		\|plane = Elysium
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	* Ghost-Speaker		* Ghost-Speaker
	\|type = Pantheonic deity		\|type = Pantheonic deity
			\|pantheon = [[Laurentian pantheon]]
	\|adjectives = Talian		\|adjectives = Talian
	\|plane = Elysium		\|plane = Elysium
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	\|type = Pantheonic deity		\|type = Pantheonic deity
			\|pantheon = [[Elven pantheon]]
	\|adjectives = Talian		\|adjectives = Talian
	\|plane = Elysium		\|plane = Elysium
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	\|type = Pantheonic deity		\|type = Pantheonic deity
			\|pantheon = [[Tengu pantheon]]
	\|adjectives = Talian		\|adjectives = Talian
	\|plane = Elysium		\|plane = Elysium

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	\|favored_weapon = Staff		\|favored_weapon = Staff
	\|symbol = A feather floating on water		\|symbol = A feather floating on water
	\|sacred_animal = ~~Waterbirds~~		\|sacred_animal = Flamingo
	\|sacred_colors = ~~Blue~~ and ~~green~~		\|sacred_colors = White and pink
	}}		}}
	'''Tucana''' {{Pronunciation\|too-CAH-nah}} is a goddess of travel, whimsy, storytelling, and fresh water. She is also the patron of nomadic groups and peoples - it is believed that she taught them that travel brings wisdom and a breadth of experiences, and that there is always more to see in the world.		'''Tucana''' {{Pronunciation\|too-CAH-nah}} is a goddess of travel, whimsy, storytelling, and fresh water. She is also the patron of nomadic groups and peoples - it is believed that she taught them that travel brings wisdom and a breadth of experiences, and that there is always more to see in the world.
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	\|favored_weapon = Staff		\|favored_weapon = Staff
	\|symbol = A feather floating on water		\|symbol = A feather floating on water
	\|sacred_animal = ~~Waterbirds~~		\|sacred_animal = Albatross
	\|sacred_colors = Blue and green		\|sacred_colors = Blue and green
	}}		}}
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	\|favored_weapon = Staff		\|favored_weapon = Staff
	\|symbol = Seashell		\|symbol = Seashell
	\|sacred_animal = ~~Waterbirds~~		\|sacred_animal = Cormorant
	\|sacred_colors = Blue and green		\|sacred_colors = Blue and green
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	\|favored_weapon = Staff		\|favored_weapon = Staff
	\|symbol = A pair of wisp-like wings		\|symbol = A pair of wisp-like wings
	\|sacred_animal = ~~Waterbirds~~		\|sacred_animal = Pelican
	\|sacred_colors = Blue and green		\|sacred_colors = Blue and green
	}}		}}

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Hellean pantheon

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	=== Edicts and anathema ===		=== Edicts and anathema ===
	{{DeityReference		{{DeityReference
	\|edicts =		\|edicts = Accommodate all guests and visitors, explore, experience new cultures
	\|anathema =		\|anathema = Be rude or inhospitable, foul waters, belittle other cultures or beliefs
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	\|favored_weapon = Staff		\|favored_weapon = Staff
	\|symbol = A pair of ostrich feathers		\|symbol = A pair of ostrich feathers
	\|sacred_animal = ~~Waterbirds~~		\|sacred_animal = Ostrich
	\|sacred_colors = Blue and green		\|sacred_colors = Blue and green
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	\|edicts = Provide water to those in need, explore, listen to and share stories		\|edicts = Provide water to those in need, explore, listen to and share stories
	\|anathema = Sully oases, hoard water		\|anathema = Sully rivers and oases, selfishly hoard water
	}}		}}
	}}		}}
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	\|favored_weapon = Staff		\|favored_weapon = Staff
	\|symbol = A feather on fire		\|symbol = A feather on fire
	\|sacred_animal = ~~Phoenix~~		\|sacred_animal = Dove
	\|sacred_colors = Orange and white		\|sacred_colors = Orange and white
	}}		}}

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	'''Tucana''' {{Pronunciation\|too-CAH-nah}} is a goddess of travel, whimsy, storytelling, and fresh water. She is also the patron of nomadic groups and peoples - it is believed that she taught them that travel brings wisdom and a breadth of experiences, and that there is always more to see in the world.		'''Tucana''' {{Pronunciation\|too-CAH-nah}} is a goddess of travel, whimsy, storytelling, and fresh water. She is also the patron of nomadic groups and peoples - it is believed that she taught them that travel brings wisdom and a breadth of experiences, and that there is always more to see in the world.

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	}}		}}

	'''Taliash''' {{Pronunciation\|TAH-lee-osh}} is the goddess of travel, whimsy, storytelling, fresh water, and storms. She is also commonly associated with alcohol, merriment, and taverns. Her followers believe that consuming drinks with others leads to the best stories, both as old ones are misremembered or exaggerated and as new ones are created.		'''Taliash''' {{Pronunciation\|TAH-lee-osh}} is the goddess of travel, whimsy, storytelling, fresh water, and storms. She is also commonly associated with alcohol, merriment, and taverns. Her followers believe that consuming drinks with others leads to the best stories, both as old ones are misremembered or exaggerated and as new ones are created.

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	}}		}}

	'''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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	\|sacred_colors = Blue and green		\|sacred_colors = Blue and green
	}}		}}

	'''Qadesh''' {{Pronunciation\|kah-DESH}} is a goddess of travel, storytelling, rivers, and oases. She placed fresh water in the world to pull people together out of the hostile desert, providing the impetus for the earliest societies to grow. The goddess remains highly important as the patron of adventurers and others who travel widely, sharing tales of the sights they see and people they meet as they do so.		'''Qadesh''' {{Pronunciation\|kah-DESH}} is a goddess of travel, storytelling, rivers, and oases. She placed fresh water in the world to pull people together out of the hostile desert, providing the impetus for the earliest societies to grow. The goddess remains highly important as the patron of adventurers and others who travel widely, sharing tales of the sights they see and people they meet as they do so.

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	\|sacred_colors = Orange and white		\|sacred_colors = Orange and white
	}}		}}

	'''Austron''' {{Pronunciation\|OW-stron}} is a goddess of travel, art, music, fire, and ghosts. It is believed that she was the spark that created the first bonfire, bringing people together to share in the festivities that pass the cold nights. Through selectively weakening the barriers between the mortal and divine worlds, she also plays an important role in bringing ghosts back to the physical realm.		'''Austron''' {{Pronunciation\|OW-stron}} is a goddess of travel, art, music, fire, and ghosts. It is believed that she was the spark that created the first bonfire, bringing people together to share in the festivities that pass the cold nights. Through selectively weakening the barriers between the mortal and divine worlds, she also plays an important role in bringing ghosts back to the physical realm.

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	'''Nethans''' {{Pronunciation\|NETH-anz}} is a goddess of travel, stories, the air, and flight. As a goddess of flight she is seen as closely connected to the [[Aerolith\|aeroliths]] and those living on them. Among followers of the Elven pantheon, her worship was once much more widespread, but today she takes a relatively minor role. Many Redemptionist elves still pray to Nethans, however, as they wish to one day return en mass to her aerial embrace.		'''Nethans''' {{Pronunciation\|NETH-anz}} is a goddess of travel, stories, the air, and flight. As a goddess of flight she is seen as closely connected to the [[Aerolith\|aeroliths]] and those living on them. Among followers of the Elven pantheon, her worship was once much more widespread, but today she takes a relatively minor role. Many Redemptionist elves still pray to Nethans, however, as they wish to one day return en mass to her aerial embrace.

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	\|sacred_colors = Blue and green		\|sacred_colors = Blue and green
	}}		}}

	The '''Great Storyteller''' has countless names, collected by the deity from amongst all of those used by her disparate followers. As such, the goddess is rarely referred to by name, and her epithet is almost always used instead. She is a goddess of many things, though primarily a deity of travel, stories, and whimsy.		The '''Great Storyteller''' has countless names, collected by the deity from amongst all of those used by her disparate followers. As such, the goddess is rarely referred to by name, and her epithet is almost always used instead. She is a goddess of many things, though primarily a deity of travel, stories, and whimsy.