Editing Erevan Ilesere

{{Infobox Deity
|Name = Erevan Ilesere
|Symbol = Starburst with asymmetrical rays
|Alignment = Chaotic Neutral / Unaligned
|Divine Rank = Intermediate Deity
|Pantheon = [[Seldarine]]
|Portfolio = Mischief, Change
|Domains = '''3E:''' Chaos, Elf, Luck, Trickery <br>'''5E:''' Trickery
|Home Plane = '''[[Great Wheel]]:''' ''Arvandor'' ([[Arborea]]) <br> '''[[World Tree]]:''' [[Arvandor]]
|Worshippers = Bards, Rogues, Revelers, Sorcerers, Tricksters
|Favoured Weapon = ''Quickstrike'' (Short Sword)
}}

Erevan Ilesere is the [[Elven]] deity of mischief and mayhem. 

One of a small group of deities that include [[Garl Glittergold]], [[Tymora]] and [[Brandobaris]], they make it their job to play pranks on other deities. [[Labelas Enoreth]] frequently loses patience with him, and his pranks have brought the ire of [[Bane]] and [[Loviatar]].

The only time that Erevan seems to settle on anything is when Elves are threatened, where he can become a deadly opponent in his own right. He is occasionally seen as the champion of the underdog, but also sometimes as the tireless defender of green elves wherever they are.

He is closely associated with a dragonic companion, who changes from edition to edition. In AD&D it was a mercury dragon known as '''Avachel''', who Erevan ascended to demigod status after the dragon assisted a band of green elves defeating an invasion of humans. In later editions the draconic companion is either [[Aasterinian]] or [[Hlal]] ''(or both when one is considered an aspect of the other)''. Either way, Erevan and his draconic companion are considered inseparable and act as inspiring exemplars to young elven adventurers.

==Worshippers==
His cult is an energetic one; his clerics are not permitted to worship him in the same location twice and they have no heirarchy, mostly because no-one can be bothered to coordinated them, so his priests keep on moving. They are also [[Chaotic Stupid|unpredictable and wild, often upsetting the established order just for the sake of it.]] His priests have no formal duties, and primarily lead through anarchic example. 

Each month his followers hold a midnight gambol, which is held at a different secret location each time, where they spend the entire night dancing, boozing, boasting and pranking each other. If outsiders happen to locate the party through their own ingenuity then they are permitted to join with no stigma whatsoever, though they'll still have to put up with a group of rambunctious drunken elves.

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