Fenmarel Mestarine
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Fenmarel Mestarine | |
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| Title(s) | The Lone Wolf |
| Power Level | Lesser deity |
| Homeplane | Arvandor |
| Alignment | Chaotic neutral |
| Portfolio | druids, elves, outcasts, scapegoats, isolation |
| Worshipers | druids, elves, outcasts, rangers, rogues, spies, wild elves |
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| Domains | Animal, Chaos, Elf, Plant, Travel |
| Favored Weapon | Thornbite (dagger) |
| Source: Faiths and Pantheons, p. 127 | |
Fenmarel Mestarine is a member of the Seldarine, though he refuses to have any contact with them unless absolutely necessary. He is sullen and withdrawn, offering cynicism and distrust to almost any non-elf who he comes across.[1]
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[edit] Worshipers
Those most likely to worship Fenmarel Mestarine are pariahs and tribes of wild elves struggling to survive in a world hostile to their kind. The clergy of Fenmarel Mestarine offer training in techniques considered underhanded by some, including poisoning, guerilla warfare, and deception.
Members of Fenmarel Mestarine's clergy pray at dusk, an analogy to when darkness first settles upon the world. Each independent group of worshipers worships and celebrates their god in their own unique way, a representation of the chaotic nature of a profoundly paranoid deity.[1]
[edit] Relationships
Solonor Thelandira, Shevarash, Gwaeron Windstrom, and Eilistraee are all on good terms with Fenmarel Mestarine, but only the beauty and gentleness of Sehanine Moonbow can bring him into the council halls of the Seldarine.[1]
[edit] History
Not much is known of this god's past, other than his profound lack of trust towards others.
[edit] Dogma
| “ | The world is a harsh and unforgiving place, with uncompromising demands on those who would forge their own path. Rely not on others for protection, for betrayal comes easily, but on the skills of camouflage, deception, and secrecy. Follow the way of the Lone Wolf, for his is the path of self-sufficiency. | ” |
[edit] References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Eric L. Boyd, Erik Mona (May 2002). Faiths and Pantheons, p. 127. Wizards of the Coast. ISBN 0-7869-2759-3.
