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For the core Kermorian races-
Kertigen: Dwarves
Glythtide: Halflings
Eluned: Elotheans
Hav'roth: S'Kra Mur
While many Immortals seem popular with Humans and Elves, is any one considered the chief deity? And what about poor Gor'Togs?
The Gor'Tog race is a 'late addition' historically speaking, I believe. They were a troll-like race employed as slaves by the S'Kra Mur, so it would stand to reason that the pantheon existed prior to their inclusion as one of the seven intelligent races. Humans and Elves on the other hand are pretty prolific, and as I recall several immortals appear as either Humans or Elves.
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Kneebiter Zhunee just arrived.
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Zhunee glances around the room and says, "Someone pull my finger."
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Kneebiter Zhunee runs west.
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Kneebiter Zhunee just arrived.
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Zhunee glances around the room and says, "Someone pull my finger."
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Kneebiter Zhunee runs west.
I like the idea (touched upon in another thread) of Gor'Togs having a primitive religion that their ancestors followed before being inducted into worship of the Thirteen; someone should do some analysis of their language and history and put together a proposal and email it to whoever owns Gor'Togs these days.
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Kneebiter Zhunee just arrived.
R>
Zhunee glances around the room and says, "Someone pull my finger."
R>
Kneebiter Zhunee runs west.
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Kneebiter Zhunee just arrived.
R>
Zhunee glances around the room and says, "Someone pull my finger."
R>
Kneebiter Zhunee runs west.
>>I like the idea (touched upon in another thread) of Gor'Togs having a primitive religion that their ancestors followed before being inducted into worship of the Thirteen; someone should do some analysis of their language and history and put together a proposal and email it to whoever owns Gor'Togs these days.
I posted this in the Gor'Togs folder:
Anyone notice the Gor'Tog word for "god" dawan is similar to the word for "burn" dawanaka?
And that even though "cougar" is listed as nawa in the Gor'Tog Language books, in the Grammar book it's listed as dawa. And that "tiger" and "cougar" are both nawa in the Gor'Tog Language books, while "devil" is nawalh? Which is correct, dawa or nawa?
Maybe ancient Gor'Togs worshipped burning big devil cats? Or made sacrifices to the gods by burning cats? I noticed no word for lion or panther, but there is for cat and bobcat.
Some other words I noticed.
Cleric- Amalat
understand- amalanaka
I posted this in the Gor'Togs folder:
Anyone notice the Gor'Tog word for "god" dawan is similar to the word for "burn" dawanaka?
And that even though "cougar" is listed as nawa in the Gor'Tog Language books, in the Grammar book it's listed as dawa. And that "tiger" and "cougar" are both nawa in the Gor'Tog Language books, while "devil" is nawalh? Which is correct, dawa or nawa?
Maybe ancient Gor'Togs worshipped burning big devil cats? Or made sacrifices to the gods by burning cats? I noticed no word for lion or panther, but there is for cat and bobcat.
Some other words I noticed.
Cleric- Amalat
understand- amalanaka
