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	Demeter is the Greek [[god\|goddess]] of agriculture. She is the daughter of [[Cronus]] and [[Rhea]]. She is also seen as the god of the law of nature- the cycle of [[Nurgle\|life and death]]. This is symbolized by Demeter's daughter Persephone being spirited away by [[Hades]] to be the queen of the Underworld. She is usually portrayed as loving, warm, and gracious, though that isn't to say she hasn't also destroyed civilizations for not thanking her enough. As it turns out, being the god of all farming is pretty important for any kind of civilization. Most myths involving her are very tragic, with her most notable being the quest to find out what the hell happened to her daughter. Another detailed the time she had sex with some halfblood dude, and then [[Zeus]], ever the jealous prick, zapped him with a lightning bolt (and the god half of his blood was ''Zeus!'').		Demeter is the Greek [[god\|goddess]] of agriculture. She is the daughter of [[Cronus]] and [[Rhea]]. She is also seen as the god of the law of nature- the cycle of [[Nurgle\|life and death]]. This is symbolized by Demeter's daughter Persephone being spirited away by [[Hades (God)\|Hades]] to be the queen of the Underworld. She is usually portrayed as loving, warm, and gracious, though that isn't to say she hasn't also destroyed civilizations for not thanking her enough. As it turns out, being the god of all farming is pretty important for any kind of civilization. Most myths involving her are very tragic, with her most notable being the quest to find out what the hell happened to her daughter. Another detailed the time she had sex with some halfblood dude, and then [[Zeus]], ever the jealous prick, zapped him with a lightning bolt (and the god half of his blood was ''Zeus!'').

	Demeter is most commonly seen as neutral good, with her most significant group of worshipers being peasants and commoners hoping for a good harvest. Players seeking Demeter as a deity will struggle to find a class that really fits her bill, outside of perhaps [[druid]]s. [[GM]]'s looking to utilize her should look into her darker side; there's lots of potential to have her threaten the PC's city or nation with bad harvests unless they do some job for her.		Demeter is most commonly seen as neutral good, with her most significant group of worshipers being peasants and commoners hoping for a good harvest. Players seeking Demeter as a deity will struggle to find a class that really fits her bill, outside of perhaps [[druid]]s. [[GM]]'s looking to utilize her should look into her darker side; there's lots of potential to have her threaten the PC's city or nation with bad harvests unless they do some job for her.

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	Demeter is the Greek [[god\|goddess]] of agriculture. She is the daughter of [[Cronus]] and [[Rhea]]. She is also seen as the god of the law of nature- the cycle of [[Nurgle\|life and death]]. This is symbolized by Demeter's daughter Persephone being spirited away by [[Hades]] to be the queen of the Underworld. She is usually portrayed as loving, warm, and gracious, though that isn't to say she hasn't also destroyed civilizations for not thanking her enough. As it turns out, being the god of all farming is pretty important for any kind of civilization. Most myths involving her are very tragic, with her most notable being the quest to find out what the hell happened to her daughter. Another detailed the time she had sex with some halfblood dude, and then [[Zeus]], ever the jealous prick, zapped him with a lightning bolt (and the god half of his blood was ''Zeus!'').		Demeter is the Greek [[god\|goddess]] of agriculture. She is the daughter of [[Cronus]] and [[Rhea]]. She is also seen as the god of the law of nature- the cycle of [[Nurgle\|life and death]]. This is symbolized by Demeter's daughter Persephone being spirited away by [[Hades]] to be the queen of the Underworld. She is usually portrayed as loving, warm, and gracious, though that isn't to say she hasn't also destroyed civilizations for not thanking her enough. As it turns out, being the god of all farming is pretty important for any kind of civilization. Most myths involving her are very tragic, with her most notable being the quest to find out what the hell happened to her daughter. Another detailed the time she had sex with some halfblood dude, and then [[Zeus]], ever the jealous prick, zapped him with a lightning bolt (and the god half of his blood was ''Zeus!'').

	Demeter is most commonly seen as neutral good, with her most significant group of worshipers being peasants and commoners hoping for a good harvest. Players seeking Demeter as a deity will struggle to find a class that really fits her bill, outside of perhaps [[druid]]s. [[GM]]'s looking to utilize her should look into her darker side; there's lots of potential to have her threaten the PC's city or nation with bad harvests unless they do some job for her.		Demeter is most commonly seen as neutral good, with her most significant group of worshipers being peasants and commoners hoping for a good harvest. Players seeking Demeter as a deity will struggle to find a class that really fits her bill, outside of perhaps [[druid]]s. [[GM]]'s looking to utilize her should look into her darker side; there's lots of potential to have her threaten the PC's city or nation with bad harvests unless they do some job for her.
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			File:Demeter.jpg\|She can till my fields any time...
			File:Demeter p113.jpg\|The suprisingly threatening depiction of Demeter.
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	\|Name = Demeter		\|Name = Demeter
	\|Symbol = ~~Picture of their~~ symbol		\|Symbol = [[File:Demeter symbol.jpg\|150px]]
	\|Aliases = Fertile Mother, the Gift-Giver, Lovely-Haired, of the Splendid Fruit		\|Aliases = Fertile Mother, the Gift-Giver, Lovely-Haired, of the Splendid Fruit
	\|Alignment = '''2E/5E:''' Neutral Good<br>'''3E:''' True Neutral		\|Alignment = '''2E/5E:''' Neutral Good<br>'''3E:''' True Neutral

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 Demeter is the Greek [[god|goddess]] of agriculture. She is the daughter of [[Cronus]] and [[Rhea]]. She is also seen as the god of the law of nature- the cycle of [[Nurgle|life and death]]. This is symbolized by Demeter's daughter Persephone being spirited away by [[Hades]] to be the queen of the Underworld. She is usually portrayed as loving, warm, and gracious, though that isn't to say she hasn't also destroyed civilizations for not thanking her enough. As it turns out, being the god of all farming is pretty important for any kind of civilization. Most myths involving her are very tragic, with her most notable being the quest to find out what the hell happened to her daughter. Another detailed the time she had sex with some halfblood dude, and then [[Zeus]], ever the jealous prick, zapped him with a lightning bolt (and the god half of his blood was ''Zeus!'').
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	Demeter is most commonly seen as neutral good, with her most significant group of worshipers being peasants and commoners hoping for a good harvest. Players seeking Demeter as a deity will struggle to find a class that really fits her bill, outside of perhaps [[druid]]s. [[GM]]'s looking to utilize her should look into her darker side; there's lots of potential to have her threaten the PC's city or nation with bad harvests unless they do some job for her.		Demeter is most commonly seen as neutral good, with her most significant group of worshipers being peasants and commoners hoping for a good harvest. Players seeking Demeter as a deity will struggle to find a class that really fits her bill, outside of perhaps [[druid]]s. [[GM]]'s looking to utilize her should look into her darker side; there's lots of potential to have her threaten the PC's city or nation with bad harvests unless they do some job for her.

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1d4chan>Gawain at 01:23, 31 August 2020

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	[[File:Demeter.jpg\|thumb\|right\|She can till my fields any time...]]		[[File:Demeter.jpg\|thumb\|right\|She can till my fields any time...]]
	Demeter is the Greek [[god\|goddess]] of agriculture. She is the daughter of [[Cronus]] and [[Rhea]]. She is also seen as the god of the law of nature- the cycle of [[Nurgle\|life and death]]. This is symbolized by Demeter's daughter Persephone being spirited away by [[Hades]] to be the queen of the Underworld. She is usually portrayed as loving, warm, and gracious, though that isn't to say she hasn't also destroyed civilizations for not thanking her enough ~~though~~. As it turns out, being the god of all farming is pretty important for any kind of civilization. Most myths involving her are very tragic, with her most notable being the quest to find out what the hell happened to her daughter. Another detailed the time she had sex with some halfblood dude, and then [[Zeus]], ever the jealous prick, zapped him with a lightning bolt (and the god half of his blood was ''Zeus!'').		Demeter is the Greek [[god\|goddess]] of agriculture. She is the daughter of [[Cronus]] and [[Rhea]]. She is also seen as the god of the law of nature- the cycle of [[Nurgle\|life and death]]. This is symbolized by Demeter's daughter Persephone being spirited away by [[Hades]] to be the queen of the Underworld. She is usually portrayed as loving, warm, and gracious, though that isn't to say she hasn't also destroyed civilizations for not thanking her enough. As it turns out, being the god of all farming is pretty important for any kind of civilization. Most myths involving her are very tragic, with her most notable being the quest to find out what the hell happened to her daughter. Another detailed the time she had sex with some halfblood dude, and then [[Zeus]], ever the jealous prick, zapped him with a lightning bolt (and the god half of his blood was ''Zeus!'').

	Demeter is most commonly seen as neutral good, with her most significant group of worshipers being peasants and commoners hoping for a good harvest. Players seeking Demeter as a deity will struggle to find a class that really fits her bill, outside of perhaps [[druid]]s. [[GM]]'s looking to utilize her should look into her darker side; there's lots of potential to have her threaten the PC's city or nation with bad harvests unless they do some job for her.		Demeter is most commonly seen as neutral good, with her most significant group of worshipers being peasants and commoners hoping for a good harvest. Players seeking Demeter as a deity will struggle to find a class that really fits her bill, outside of perhaps [[druid]]s. [[GM]]'s looking to utilize her should look into her darker side; there's lots of potential to have her threaten the PC's city or nation with bad harvests unless they do some job for her.

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Demeter is the Greek [[god|goddess]] of agriculture. She is the daughter of [[Cronus]] and [[Rhea]]. She is also seen as the god of the law of nature- the cycle of [[Nurgle|life and death]]. This is symbolized by Demeter's daughter Persephone being spirited away by [[Hades]] to be the queen of the Underworld. She is usually portrayed as loving, warm, and gracious, though that isn't to say she hasn't also destroyed civilizations for not thanking her enough though. As it turns out, being the god of all farming is pretty important for any kind of civilization. Most myths involving her are very tragic, with her most notable being the quest to find out what the hell happened to her daughter. Another detailed the time she had sex with some halfblood dude, and then [[Zeus]], ever the jealous prick, zapped him with a lightning bolt (and the god half of his blood was ''Zeus!'').

Demeter is most commonly seen as neutral good, with her most significant group of worshipers being peasants and commoners hoping for a good harvest. Players seeking Demeter as a deity will struggle to find a class that really fits her bill, outside of perhaps [[druid]]s. [[GM]]'s looking to utilize her should look into her darker side; there's lots of potential to have her threaten the PC's city or nation with bad harvests unless they do some job for her.