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| Deity |
Alignment |
History |
| Semuanya |
Neutral |
Once the proud patron of Lizardfolk in
Traykon, Semuanya fled the world after the betrayal of his children.
Swayed by promises of power and glory the majority of lizardfolk joined
Merrshaulk and aided the Yuan-Ti in forming the Empire. Semuanya
fought for over a century to wrest control of his children from the ruthless
clutches of the Empire but eventually gave up and fled to other worlds where
his following was still strong. |
| Mielikki |
Neutral
Good |
The church of Mielikki was once a strong and
flourishing religion during the early part of the Age of Magic. Slowly
though her following declined as many were converted to racial deities or to
the stronger powers of Silvanus, Gaea, and Abnoba. Sometime before the
fall of Valislad, the last of her druids and clerics disappeared from
Traykon and shortly thereafter her following simply ceased to exist.
It is widely believed that she was incapable of coping with the chaos of
this world and decided to focus her attention on events transpiring in other
realms. |
| Boccob |
Neutral |
After the Year of Sorrows, there was little
left of the followers of Boccob. He simply ceased to have an impact in
Traykon despite his vast influence to that point. Many believe he is
still keeping a watchful eye on Traykon in a hope that one day his followers
will reemerge but with deities such as Oghma and Vusha growing stronger, his
time does not appear to be drawing nearer. |
| Leshanan |
Chaotic
Evil |
The dark demigod of dread and darkness had
few followers during the Age of Magic. It is widely believed that in a
battle far beneath the surface of the land, Leshanan appeared to his
followers to protect them from the ravages of Abolith but instead fell prey
to the wandering deity known simply as Stalker. Although the death of
a deity is the subject of great debate, it is generally believed that on
that day Leshanan ceased to exist at the hands of Stalker. |
| Garisoth |
Chaotic
Evil |
The first deity to have died in Traykon.
Killed by Lyranis, a servant of Aragon. Not much is known about the
deity except he tried to usurp the worship of Traykon's gnolls after the
Black Gate first opened. |
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