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	[[File:~~Annwn OHG~~.~~jpg\|left~~\|thumb~~\|Arawn's realm of Annwn]]~~		[[File:Arawn DaD.png\|thumb\|left\|Deities and Demigods]]
	~~[[File:Annwn PoConflict.jpg~~\|left\|~~thumb\|Another look at Annwn~~]]
	'''Arawn''' is the Celtic god of life and death. He dwells in Annwn, the Ten Isles of the Cursed, in the second layer of [[Hades]]. He appears as a regular man with very deep set and dark features, wearing a black robe.		'''Arawn''' is the Celtic god of life and death. He dwells in Annwn, the Ten Isles of the Cursed, in the second layer of [[Hades]]. He appears as a regular man with very deep set and dark features, wearing a black robe.

	Despite being [[Neutral Evil]], he considers himself a necessary evil to preserve and maintain goodness, for "[[Stupid Neutral\|good cannot shine as bright without evil]]". He also often intervenes whenever someone attempts to resurrect another person, either sending an avatar to forcefully reclaim the soul, or bargaining to replace the resurrected with a similiar soul. He rewards loyalty and steadfastness, and punishes liars and those lacking cunning with harsh but fair justice.		Despite being [[Neutral Evil]], he considers himself a necessary evil to preserve and maintain goodness, for "[[Stupid Neutral\|good cannot shine as bright without evil]]". He also often intervenes whenever someone attempts to resurrect another person, either sending an avatar to forcefully reclaim the soul, or bargaining to replace the resurrected with a similiar soul. He rewards loyalty and steadfastness, and punishes liars and those lacking cunning with harsh but fair justice.

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			Annwn OHG.jpg\|Arawn's realm of Annwn
			Annwn PoConflict.jpg\|Another look at Annwn
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	==Ravenloft ~~Arawn~~==		==Ravenloft==
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1d4chan>Nubnuber at 00:27, 22 January 2021

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	[[File:Annwn PoConflict.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Another look at Annwn]]		[[File:Annwn PoConflict.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Another look at Annwn]]
	'''Arawn''' is the Celtic god of life and death. He dwells in Annwn, the Ten Isles of the Cursed, in the second layer of [[Hades]].		'''Arawn''' is the Celtic god of life and death. He dwells in Annwn, the Ten Isles of the Cursed, in the second layer of [[Hades]]. He appears as a regular man with very deep set and dark features, wearing a black robe.

	~~===Personality===~~
	~~Despite being [[Neutral Evil]], he considers himself a necessary evil to preserve and maintain goodness, for good cannot shine as bright without evil~~. He also often intervenes whenever someone attempts to resurrect another person, either sending an avatar to forcefully reclaim the soul, or bargaining to replace the resurrected with a similiar soul. He rewards loyalty and steadfastness, and punishes liars and those lacking cunning with harsh but fair justice.

	~~===Appearance===~~
	~~Arawn~~ appears as a regular man with very deep set and dark features, wearing a black robe.

			Despite being [[Neutral Evil]], he considers himself a necessary evil to preserve and maintain goodness, for "[[Stupid Neutral\|good cannot shine as bright without evil]]". He also often intervenes whenever someone attempts to resurrect another person, either sending an avatar to forcefully reclaim the soul, or bargaining to replace the resurrected with a similiar soul. He rewards loyalty and steadfastness, and punishes liars and those lacking cunning with harsh but fair justice.

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	In [[Ravenloft]], the worship of Arawn is similiar among humans in Forlorn and Tepest, but the [[goblyn]]s of Forlorn acknowledge him as their only god.		In [[Ravenloft]], the worship of Arawn is similiar among humans in Forlorn and Tepest, but the [[goblyn]]s of Forlorn acknowledge him as their only god.

	The ~~goblyns~~ of Forlorn believe that all killing and bloodshed glorifies their god, and killing swells his kingdoms size. They are happy to mindlessly slaughter anyone and anything that they see and throw themselves to gory deaths. Undeath, resurrection, and reincarnation are abhorrent to them, as they believe this to rob Arawn of subjects. The entrance to Annwn, the Isle of the Cursed, the realm of their god, is believed to lie in the Maw of Arawn, fissure at the top of Mt. Arawn (have we said Arawn enough times yet?).		The [[goblyn]]s of Forlorn believe that all killing and bloodshed glorifies their god, and killing swells his kingdoms size. They are happy to mindlessly slaughter anyone and anything that they see and throw themselves to gory deaths. Undeath, resurrection, and reincarnation are abhorrent to them, as they believe this to rob Arawn of subjects. The entrance to Annwn, the Isle of the Cursed, the realm of their god, is believed to lie in the Maw of Arawn, fissure at the top of Mt. Arawn (have we said Arawn enough times yet?).

	To the Forfarians and Tepestani, Arawn is the seldom-mentioned and feared god, goddess in Tepest, of death, often placated through sacrifices.		To the Forfarians and Tepestani, Arawn is the seldom-mentioned and feared god, goddess in Tepest, of death, often placated through sacrifices.

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1d4chan>Nubnuber at 19:45, 14 January 2021

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			[[File:Annwn PoConflict.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Another look at Annwn]]
	'''Arawn''' is the Celtic god of life and death. He dwells in Annwn, the Ten Isles of the Cursed, in the second layer of [[Hades]].		'''Arawn''' is the Celtic god of life and death. He dwells in Annwn, the Ten Isles of the Cursed, in the second layer of [[Hades]].

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 02:44, 12 January 2021

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	'''Arawn''' is the Celtic god of life and death. He dwells in Annwn, the Ten Isles of the Cursed, in the second layer of [[Hades]].		'''Arawn''' is the Celtic god of life and death. He dwells in Annwn, the Ten Isles of the Cursed, in the second layer of [[Hades]].

1d4chan>Stephenlucas600 at 00:55, 30 August 2020

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1d4chan>The Hat That Was at 07:30, 14 April 2020

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	\|Symbol = '''2E:''' Warrior's skull<br>'''5E:''' Black star on a gray background		\|Symbol = '''2E:''' Warrior's skull<br>'''5E:''' Black star on a gray background
			\|Aliases = The Dark One
	\|Alignment = Neutral Evil		\|Alignment = Neutral Evil
	\|Divine Rank = Intermediate God		\|Divine Rank = Intermediate God
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	'''Arawn~~, the Dark One~~''', is the Celtic god of life and death. He dwells in Annwn, the Ten Isles of the Cursed, in the second layer of [[Hades]].		'''Arawn''' is the Celtic god of life and death. He dwells in Annwn, the Ten Isles of the Cursed, in the second layer of [[Hades]].

	===Personality===		===Personality===

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{{Infobox Deity
|Name = Arawn
|Symbol = '''2E:''' Warrior's skull<br>'''5E:''' Black star on a gray background
|Alignment = Neutral Evil
|Divine Rank = Intermediate God
|Pantheon = Celtic
|Portfolio = Life and death
|Domains = Death, Life
|Home Plane = ''Annwn'' ([[Hades]])
|Worshippers = Gravekeepers, [[necromancer]]s
|Favoured Weapon = Club
}}
'''Arawn, the Dark One''', is the Celtic god of life and death. He dwells in Annwn, the Ten Isles of the Cursed, in the second layer of [[Hades]].

===Personality===
Despite being [[Neutral Evil]], he considers himself a necessary evil to preserve and maintain goodness, for good cannot shine as bright without evil. He also often intervenes whenever someone attempts to resurrect another person, either sending an avatar to forcefully reclaim the soul, or bargaining to replace the resurrected with a similiar soul. He rewards loyalty and steadfastness, and punishes liars and those lacking cunning with harsh but fair justice.

===Appearance===
Arawn appears as a regular man with very deep set and dark features, wearing a black robe.

{{D&D-Historical-Deities}}
{{clear}}
==Ravenloft Arawn==
{{Infobox Deity
|Name = Arawn
|Symbol = Skull wearing an antlered helm
|Alignment = Neutral Evil
|Divine Rank = Unknown
|Pantheon = Ravenloft
|Portfolio = Death, the underworld
|Domains = Death, Evil, Repose
|Home Plane = Demiplane of Dread
|Worshippers = [[Goblyn]]s
|Favoured Weapon = Scythe
}}
In [[Ravenloft]], the worship of Arawn is similiar among humans in Forlorn and Tepest, but the [[goblyn]]s of Forlorn acknowledge him as their only god.

The goblyns of Forlorn believe that all killing and bloodshed glorifies their god, and killing swells his kingdoms size. They are happy to mindlessly slaughter anyone and anything that they see and throw themselves to gory deaths. Undeath, resurrection, and reincarnation are abhorrent to them, as they believe this to rob Arawn of subjects. The entrance to Annwn, the Isle of the Cursed, the realm of their god, is believed to lie in the Maw of Arawn, fissure at the top of Mt. Arawn (have we said Arawn enough times yet?).

To the Forfarians and Tepestani, Arawn is the seldom-mentioned and feared god, goddess in Tepest, of death, often placated through sacrifices.

{{D&D-Ravenloft-Deities}}