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Pachinko Man at 03:43, 14 September 2025

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	\|Favoured Weapon = ''The Black Hand of Bane'' (Gauntlet)		\|Favoured Weapon = ''The Black Hand of Bane'' (Gauntlet)
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	'''Bane''' (not to be confused with the Batman villain, which would be ''admirable, but mistaken'' ~~although both are big guys (for you)~~) is the Evil [[D&D]] deity of conquest and [[Khorne\|war]].		'''Bane''' (not to be confused with the Batman villain, which would be ''admirable, but mistaken'') is the Evil [[D&D]] deity of conquest and [[Khorne\|war]].

	Always the most interesting of [[Forgotten Realms\|Faerun's]] evil gods, he was reworked as a core god in 4th edition's "default pantheon" for the [[Nentir Vale]] setting, given a very different backstory and nature.		Always the most interesting of [[Forgotten Realms\|Faerun's]] evil gods, he was reworked as a core god in 4th edition's "default pantheon" for the [[Nentir Vale]] setting, given a very different backstory and nature.

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	In Fifth Edition, he's locked in a cold war with [[Asmodeus]], who doesn't really pay him much attention because he has bigger problems, like dealing with his treacherous [[Archdevil]] underlings and the [[Blood War]]. Despite being rightly named "The Tyrant God", he has a Black Monastery in Elturel, the City of Paladins, which is '''hilarious'''. He doesn't act up as much as he used to for story reasons, but /tg/ doesn't let that slow them down, no sir. [[Story:Holy Opposites\|Not at all.]]		In Fifth Edition, he's locked in a cold war with [[Asmodeus]], who doesn't really pay him much attention because he has bigger problems, like dealing with his treacherous [[Archdevil]] underlings and the [[Blood War]]. Despite being rightly named "The Tyrant God", he has a Black Monastery in Elturel, the City of Paladins, which is '''hilarious'''. He doesn't act up as much as he used to for story reasons, but /tg/ doesn't let that slow them down, no sir. [[Story:Holy Opposites\|Not at all.]]

	However, the book ''Descent Into Avernus'' gives him a new status quo, that of a Quasi-divine Entity. He is explicitly not a true God any more, although he can still grant spells, and even has a physical body somewhere. Larian has confirmed him and the other Dead Three are behind part of the plot of ''[[~~Baldur’s~~ Gate]] III''. If this is plans coming to fruition after his death or something by the (all now revived) trio remains to be seen.		However, the book ''Descent Into Avernus'' gives him a new status quo, that of a Quasi-divine Entity. He is explicitly not a true God any more, although he can still grant spells, and even has a physical body somewhere. Larian has confirmed him and the other Dead Three are behind part of the plot of ''[[Baldur's Gate]] III''. If this is plans coming to fruition after his death or something by the (all now revived) trio remains to be seen.

	==In 4e==		==In 4e==

1d4chan>The Hat That Was at 06:19, 29 July 2021

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	\|Pantheon = Dawn War, Faerûn		\|Pantheon = Dawn War, Faerûn
	\|Portfolio = Fear, Hatred, Tyranny ''(occasionally Strife)''		\|Portfolio = Fear, Hatred, Tyranny ''(occasionally Strife)''
	\|Domains = '''3E:''' Evil, Destruction, Hatred, Law, Tyranny<br>'''4E:''' Civilization, Tyranny, War<br>'''5E:''' Order, War		\|Domains = '''3E:''' Evil, Destruction, Hatred, Law, Tyranny<br>'''4E:''' Civilization, Tyranny, War<br>'''5E:''' Forge, Order, War
	\|Home Plane = '''[[Great Wheel]]:''' ''Banehold'' ([[Acheron]])<br>'''[[World Axis]]:''' Chernoggar/Banehold		\|Home Plane = '''[[Great Wheel]]:''' ''Banehold'' ([[Acheron]])<br>'''[[World Axis]]:''' Chernoggar/Banehold
	\|Worshippers = Conquerers, Fighters, Monks, Blackguards, Wizards		\|Worshippers = Conquerers, Fighters, Monks, Blackguards, Wizards

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	==Forgotten Realms==		==Forgotten Realms==
	Bane is one of a band of three evil deities collectively nicknamed ''"The ~~Dread~~ Three"'', alongside his buddies [[Bhaal]] and [[Myrkul]]. They were originally epic-level evil [[adventurers]] who set out to claim the godhood of [[Jergal]], Faerun's original god of Strife, Death and the Dead. They expected a conflict of epic proportions. Instead, the world-weary and jaded deity willingly abdicated; after a game of knucklebones, each took one third of Jergal's portfolio. Bane took Strife and turned it into the portfolio of War, Tyranny and Conquest.		Bane is one of a band of three evil deities collectively nicknamed ''"The Dead Three"'', alongside his buddies [[Bhaal]] and [[Myrkul]]. They were originally epic-level evil [[adventurers]] who set out to claim the godhood of [[Jergal]], Faerun's original god of Strife, Death and the Dead. They expected a conflict of epic proportions. Instead, the world-weary and jaded deity willingly abdicated; after a game of knucklebones, each took one third of Jergal's portfolio. Bane took Strife and turned it into the portfolio of War, Tyranny and Conquest.

	He brought his friend [[Myrkul]] to help steal the Tablets of Fate from [[Ao]] because they thought it'd make them omnipotent. This attempt to grab his prize failed, and while they didn't get caught their master plan didn't account for Ao starting the [[Time of Troubles]] to force ''all'' the gods to learn some humanity. During this time Bane was forced to walk the prime material as his avatar, which was only big in comparison to humans. [[Fail\|During this time he and his butt-buddies were killed]], leading to them being nicknamed ''"The '''Dead''' Three"'' forevermore. Luckily for him (and showing he isn't completely stupid) he had a contingency in place in case it didn't work out, namely his son [[Iyachtu Xvim]] through which he reincarnated himself and wrestled his portfolio and powers back. Basically a more successful version of his old buddy [[Bhaal]] and [[Bhaalspawn\|his plan for his kids]].		He brought his friend [[Myrkul]] to help steal the Tablets of Fate from [[Ao]] because they thought it'd make them omnipotent. This attempt to grab his prize failed, and while they didn't get caught their master plan didn't account for Ao starting the [[Time of Troubles]] to force ''all'' the gods to learn some humanity. During this time Bane was forced to walk the prime material as his avatar, which was only big in comparison to humans. [[Fail\|During this time he and his butt-buddies were killed]], leading to them being nicknamed ''"The '''Dead''' Three"'' forevermore. Luckily for him (and showing he isn't completely stupid) he had a contingency in place in case it didn't work out, namely his son [[Iyachtu Xvim]] through which he reincarnated himself and wrestled his portfolio and powers back. Basically a more successful version of his old buddy [[Bhaal]] and [[Bhaalspawn\|his plan for his kids]].

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	\|Name = Bane		\|Name = Bane
	\|Symbol = [[File:SymboIOfBane.png\|150px]]<br>Upright black hand, thumb and fingers together		\|Symbol = [[File:SymboIOfBane.png\|150px]]<br>Upright black hand, thumb and fingers together
	\|Aliases = The Black Lord, the Black Hand, the Dark One, Lord Bane, Lord of Darkness, ~~Big Guy~~		\|Aliases = The Black Lord, the Black Hand, the Dark One, Lord Bane, Lord of Darkness, <s>Big Guy</s>
	\|Alignment = Lawful Evil		\|Alignment = Lawful Evil
	\|Divine Rank = Quasi-divine Entity		\|Divine Rank = Quasi-divine Entity

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	\|Name = Bane		\|Name = Bane
	\|Symbol = [[File:SymboIOfBane.png\|150px]]<br>Upright black hand, thumb and fingers together		\|Symbol = [[File:SymboIOfBane.png\|150px]]<br>Upright black hand, thumb and fingers together
	\|Aliases = The Black Lord, the Black Hand, the Dark One, Lord Bane, Lord of Darkness		\|Aliases = The Black Lord, the Black Hand, the Dark One, Lord Bane, Lord of Darkness, ~~Big Guy~~
	\|Alignment = Lawful Evil		\|Alignment = Lawful Evil
	\|Divine Rank = Quasi-divine Entity		\|Divine Rank = Quasi-divine Entity

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	==Forgotten Realms==		==Forgotten Realms==
	Bane is one of a band of three evil deities collectively nicknamed "The Dread Three", alongside his buddies [[Bhaal]] and [[Myrkul]]. They were originally epic-level evil [[adventurers]] who set out to claim the godhood of [[Jergal]], Faerun's original god of Strife, Death and the Dead. They expected a conflict of epic proportions. Instead, the world-weary and jaded deity willingly abdicated; after a game of knucklebones, each took one third of Jergal's portfolio. Bane took Strife and turned it into the portfolio of War, Tyranny and Conquest.		Bane is one of a band of three evil deities collectively nicknamed ''"The Dread Three"'', alongside his buddies [[Bhaal]] and [[Myrkul]]. They were originally epic-level evil [[adventurers]] who set out to claim the godhood of [[Jergal]], Faerun's original god of Strife, Death and the Dead. They expected a conflict of epic proportions. Instead, the world-weary and jaded deity willingly abdicated; after a game of knucklebones, each took one third of Jergal's portfolio. Bane took Strife and turned it into the portfolio of War, Tyranny and Conquest.

	He brought his friend [[Myrkul]] to help steal the Tablets of Fate from [[Ao]] because they thought it'd make them omnipotent. This attempt to grab his prize failed, and while they didn't get caught their master plan didn't account for Ao starting the [[Time of Troubles]] to force ''all'' the gods to learn some humanity. During this time Bane was forced to walk the prime material as his avatar, which was only big in comparison to humans. [[Fail\|During this time he and his butt-buddies were killed]], leading to them being nicknamed "The '''Dead''' Three" forevermore. Luckily for him (and showing he isn't completely stupid) he had a contingency in place in case it didn't work out, namely his son [[Iyachtu Xvim]] through which he reincarnated himself and wrestled his portfolio and powers back. Basically a more successful version of his old buddy [[Bhaal]] and [[Bhaalspawn\|his plan for his kids]].		He brought his friend [[Myrkul]] to help steal the Tablets of Fate from [[Ao]] because they thought it'd make them omnipotent. This attempt to grab his prize failed, and while they didn't get caught their master plan didn't account for Ao starting the [[Time of Troubles]] to force ''all'' the gods to learn some humanity. During this time Bane was forced to walk the prime material as his avatar, which was only big in comparison to humans. [[Fail\|During this time he and his butt-buddies were killed]], leading to them being nicknamed ''"The '''Dead''' Three"'' forevermore. Luckily for him (and showing he isn't completely stupid) he had a contingency in place in case it didn't work out, namely his son [[Iyachtu Xvim]] through which he reincarnated himself and wrestled his portfolio and powers back. Basically a more successful version of his old buddy [[Bhaal]] and [[Bhaalspawn\|his plan for his kids]].

	In Fifth Edition, he's locked in a cold war with [[Asmodeus]], who doesn't really pay him much attention because he has bigger problems, like dealing with his treacherous [[Archdevil]] underlings and the [[Blood War]]. Despite being rightly named "The Tyrant God", he has a Black Monastery in Elturel, the City of Paladins, which is '''hilarious'''. He doesn't act up as much as he used to for story reasons, but /tg/ doesn't let that slow them down, no sir. [[Story:Holy Opposites\|Not at all.]]		In Fifth Edition, he's locked in a cold war with [[Asmodeus]], who doesn't really pay him much attention because he has bigger problems, like dealing with his treacherous [[Archdevil]] underlings and the [[Blood War]]. Despite being rightly named "The Tyrant God", he has a Black Monastery in Elturel, the City of Paladins, which is '''hilarious'''. He doesn't act up as much as he used to for story reasons, but /tg/ doesn't let that slow them down, no sir. [[Story:Holy Opposites\|Not at all.]]

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	==Forgotten Realms==		==Forgotten Realms==
	Bane is one of a band of three evil deities collectively nicknamed "The ~~Dead~~ Three", alongside his buddies [[Bhaal]] and [[Myrkul]]. They were originally epic-level evil [[adventurers]] who set out to claim the godhood of [[Jergal]], Faerun's original god of Strife, Death and the Dead. They expected a conflict of epic proportions. Instead, the world-weary and jaded deity willingly abdicated; after a game of knucklebones, each took one third of Jergal's portfolio. Bane took Strife and turned it into the portfolio of War, Tyranny and Conquest.		Bane is one of a band of three evil deities collectively nicknamed "The Dread Three", alongside his buddies [[Bhaal]] and [[Myrkul]]. They were originally epic-level evil [[adventurers]] who set out to claim the godhood of [[Jergal]], Faerun's original god of Strife, Death and the Dead. They expected a conflict of epic proportions. Instead, the world-weary and jaded deity willingly abdicated; after a game of knucklebones, each took one third of Jergal's portfolio. Bane took Strife and turned it into the portfolio of War, Tyranny and Conquest.

	He brought his friend [[Myrkul]] to help steal the Tablets of Fate from [[Ao]] because they thought it'd make them omnipotent. This attempt to grab his prize failed, and while they didn't get caught their master plan didn't account for Ao starting the [[Time of Troubles]] to force ''all'' the gods to learn some humanity. During this time Bane was forced to walk the prime material as his avatar, which was only big in comparison to humans. [[Fail\|During this he ~~got~~ killed]] ~~and among the dead three there were no survivors~~. Luckily for him (and showing he isn't completely stupid) he had a contingency in place in case it didn't work out, namely his son [[Iyachtu Xvim]] through which he reincarnated himself and wrestled his portfolio and powers back. Basically a more successful version of his old buddy [[Bhaal]] and [[Bhaalspawn\|his plan for his kids]].		He brought his friend [[Myrkul]] to help steal the Tablets of Fate from [[Ao]] because they thought it'd make them omnipotent. This attempt to grab his prize failed, and while they didn't get caught their master plan didn't account for Ao starting the [[Time of Troubles]] to force ''all'' the gods to learn some humanity. During this time Bane was forced to walk the prime material as his avatar, which was only big in comparison to humans. [[Fail\|During this time he and his butt-buddies were killed]], leading to them being nicknamed "The '''Dead''' Three" forevermore. Luckily for him (and showing he isn't completely stupid) he had a contingency in place in case it didn't work out, namely his son [[Iyachtu Xvim]] through which he reincarnated himself and wrestled his portfolio and powers back. Basically a more successful version of his old buddy [[Bhaal]] and [[Bhaalspawn\|his plan for his kids]].

	In Fifth Edition, he's locked in a cold war with [[Asmodeus]], who doesn't really pay him much attention because he has bigger problems, like dealing with his treacherous [[Archdevil]] underlings and the [[Blood War]]. Despite being rightly named "The Tyrant God", he has a Black Monastery in Elturel, the City of Paladins, which is '''hilarious'''. He doesn't act up as much as he used to for story reasons, but /tg/ doesn't let that slow them down, no sir. [[Story:Holy Opposites\|Not at all.]]		In Fifth Edition, he's locked in a cold war with [[Asmodeus]], who doesn't really pay him much attention because he has bigger problems, like dealing with his treacherous [[Archdevil]] underlings and the [[Blood War]]. Despite being rightly named "The Tyrant God", he has a Black Monastery in Elturel, the City of Paladins, which is '''hilarious'''. He doesn't act up as much as he used to for story reasons, but /tg/ doesn't let that slow them down, no sir. [[Story:Holy Opposites\|Not at all.]]

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	In Fifth Edition, he's locked in a cold war with [[Asmodeus]], who doesn't really pay him much attention because he has bigger problems, like dealing with his treacherous [[Archdevil]] underlings and the [[Blood War]]. Despite being rightly named "The Tyrant God", he has a Black Monastery in Elturel, the City of Paladins, which is '''hilarious'''. He doesn't act up as much as he used to for story reasons, but /tg/ doesn't let that slow them down, no sir. [[Story:Holy Opposites\|Not at all.]]		In Fifth Edition, he's locked in a cold war with [[Asmodeus]], who doesn't really pay him much attention because he has bigger problems, like dealing with his treacherous [[Archdevil]] underlings and the [[Blood War]]. Despite being rightly named "The Tyrant God", he has a Black Monastery in Elturel, the City of Paladins, which is '''hilarious'''. He doesn't act up as much as he used to for story reasons, but /tg/ doesn't let that slow them down, no sir. [[Story:Holy Opposites\|Not at all.]]

	However, the book ''Descent Into Avernus'' gives him a new status quo, that of a Quasi-divine Entity. He is explicitly not a true God any more, although he can still grant spells, and even has a physical body somewhere.		However, the book ''Descent Into Avernus'' gives him a new status quo, that of a Quasi-divine Entity. He is explicitly not a true God any more, although he can still grant spells, and even has a physical body somewhere. Larian has confirmed him and the other Dead Three are behind part of the plot of ''[[Baldur’s Gate]] III''. If this is plans coming to fruition after his death or something by the (all now revived) trio remains to be seen.

	==In 4e==		==In 4e==