[dungeoncrawl] Re: The Gods of Hope
- From: jimkaren@xxxxxxxxxxxx
- To: dungeoncrawl@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 22 Oct 2002 15:07:11 US/Eastern
I could have been off track on the CG
focus - it's not something I'm
particularly attached to. I guess I
was going from the point of view that
these (and the gods of despair)
represented fluid, abstract qualities
of human experience? Something like
that -
> Look below.
>
>
> * Shelensia(Lesser) - CG,
Acceptance, Love, Tolerance (Perfect!)
> * Ambrosia(Lesser) - CG, Freedom,
Passion, Creativity (Again, a nice
> portfolio).
> * Waleed(Lesser) - CG, Commerce,
Generosity, Wealth (This is a nice
> fit for Waleed).
> * Nelik(Lesser) - CG, humor,
mischief, luck (Even though this was
> not Keith's original intent for
Nelik, I think it fits the
> character very well. Yes, he
was a thief, and a good one. But
> that's not why anyone remembers
him. We remember him for his
> jokes, his pranks, his mischief,
and his luck. Especially if we go
> with the theory that stories
kept him alive in the minds of
> halflings, I think we should go
with his personality here.
> * Saurotte (Lesser) - CG, Athletic
Games, Travel (It seemed that
> Saurotte fit better here. I
changed his portfolio a tad, but these
> are the sort of things that
Hermes was involved with, and it seemed
> to fit for Saurotte. I thought
it was worth a try.
>
> My biggest problem? Every
freaking deity here is CG! What kind of
> message is that for this world? We
need to find some non-chaotic good
> deities for this group. Obviously, I
think that good deities make the
> most sense (there is little hope in
evil) but can't we find someone that
> isn't chaotic good? Suggestions?
>
>
>
>
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