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	\|Home Plane = Demiplane of Dread		\|Home Plane = Demiplane of Dread
	\|Worshippers = Zherisians		\|Worshippers = Zherisians
	\|Favoured Weapon = ~~Quartestaff~~		\|Favoured Weapon = Quarterstaff
	}}		}}
	The '''Divinity of Mankind''' is a godless religion/secular philosophy native to the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Ravenloft]], specifically stemming from the Domain of Paridon or Cluster of Zherisia (depending on which version you go with). Although mentioned in official Ravenloft 3.5 material, with its first writeup appearing in "Van Richten's Arsenal", it was expanded in the fan netbook "Survey of the Zherisian Expedition".		The '''Divinity of Mankind''' is a godless religion/secular philosophy native to the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Ravenloft]], specifically stemming from the Domain of Paridon or Cluster of Zherisia (depending on which version you go with). Although mentioned in official Ravenloft 3.5 material, with its first writeup appearing in "Van Richten's Arsenal", it was expanded in the fan netbook "Survey of the Zherisian Expedition".

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	Curiously, [[Eberron]]'s [[Blood of Vol]] shares the basic concept of seeking divinity within with this religion. The main differences being the Blood of Vol is applied to any living (non-undead) creature and is a scam religion.		Curiously, [[Eberron]]'s [[Blood of Vol]] shares the basic concept of seeking divinity within with this religion. The main differences being the Blood of Vol is applied to any living (non-undead) creature and is a scam religion.

			==Gallery==
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			Image:Da Vinci Vitruve Luc Viatour.jpg\|Da Vinci's Vitruvian Man, a possible influence.
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			{{Clear}}

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1d4chan>Agiletek at 02:03, 29 October 2019

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	The Divinity's philosophy finds demihumans a little difficult to fit into their beliefs - Paridon is such a backwater that it doesn't have any major populations of demihumans (aside from the [[doppelganger]]s who've been infesting the place from the beginning, of course). It's generally accepted that demihumans are spiritually flawed in some way, representing a drastic imbalance in one of the three aspects, and that their best hope is to try and perfect themselves so that they will be reborn as humans in the future. Halfbreed races, like the [[half-elf]], [[mul]] and [[half-orc]], and mixed breeds like the [[planetouched]] and [[dhampyre]], are clearly further along the path to perfection than true demihumans are, but still need to try to improve themselves.		The Divinity's philosophy finds demihumans a little difficult to fit into their beliefs - Paridon is such a backwater that it doesn't have any major populations of demihumans (aside from the [[doppelganger]]s who've been infesting the place from the beginning, of course). It's generally accepted that demihumans are spiritually flawed in some way, representing a drastic imbalance in one of the three aspects, and that their best hope is to try and perfect themselves so that they will be reborn as humans in the future. Halfbreed races, like the [[half-elf]], [[mul]] and [[half-orc]], and mixed breeds like the [[planetouched]] and [[dhampyre]], are clearly further along the path to perfection than true demihumans are, but still need to try to improve themselves.

			Curiously, [[Eberron]]'s [[Blood of Vol]] shares the basic concept of seeking divinity within with this religion. The main differences being the Blood of Vol is applied to any living (non-undead) creature and is a scam religion.

	{{D&D-Ravenloft-Deities}}		{{D&D-Ravenloft-Deities}}

1d4chan>Biggus Berrus at 11:12, 7 June 2018

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	~~[[Category:Dungeons & Dragons]][[Category:Gods]][[Category:Ravenloft]]~~

1d4chan>The Hat That Was at 08:34, 13 May 2018

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	\|Symbol = A highly stylized human figure within a squared circle		\|Symbol = A highly stylized human figure within a squared circle
	\|Alignment = Lawful Neutral		\|Alignment = Lawful Neutral
	\|Divine Rank = ~~Whether they are strong or weak~~		\|Divine Rank = Unknown
	\|Pantheon = Ravenloft		\|Pantheon = Ravenloft
	\|Portfolio = Humanity		\|Portfolio = Humanity

1d4chan>The Hat That Was at 09:43, 12 May 2018

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			{{Infobox Deity
			\|Name = Divinity of Mankind
			\|Symbol = A highly stylized human figure within a squared circle
			\|Alignment = Lawful Neutral
			\|Divine Rank = Whether they are strong or weak
			\|Pantheon = Ravenloft
			\|Portfolio = Humanity
			\|Domains = Knowledge, Law, Strength
			\|Home Plane = Demiplane of Dread
			\|Worshippers = Zherisians
			\|Favoured Weapon = Quartestaff
			}}
	The '''Divinity of Mankind''' is a godless religion/secular philosophy native to the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Ravenloft]], specifically stemming from the Domain of Paridon or Cluster of Zherisia (depending on which version you go with). Although mentioned in official Ravenloft 3.5 material, with its first writeup appearing in "Van Richten's Arsenal", it was expanded in the fan netbook "Survey of the Zherisian Expedition".		The '''Divinity of Mankind''' is a godless religion/secular philosophy native to the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Ravenloft]], specifically stemming from the Domain of Paridon or Cluster of Zherisia (depending on which version you go with). Although mentioned in official Ravenloft 3.5 material, with its first writeup appearing in "Van Richten's Arsenal", it was expanded in the fan netbook "Survey of the Zherisian Expedition".

1d4chan>The Hat That Was at 07:25, 12 May 2018

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	The Divinity's philosophy finds demihumans a little difficult to fit into their beliefs - Paridon is such a backwater that it doesn't have any major populations of demihumans (aside from the [[doppelganger]]s who've been infesting the place from the beginning, of course). It's generally accepted that demihumans are spiritually flawed in some way, representing a drastic imbalance in one of the three aspects, and that their best hope is to try and perfect themselves so that they will be reborn as humans in the future. Halfbreed races, like the [[half-elf]], [[mul]] and [[half-orc]], and mixed breeds like the [[planetouched]] and [[dhampyre]], are clearly further along the path to perfection than true demihumans are, but still need to try to improve themselves.		The Divinity's philosophy finds demihumans a little difficult to fit into their beliefs - Paridon is such a backwater that it doesn't have any major populations of demihumans (aside from the [[doppelganger]]s who've been infesting the place from the beginning, of course). It's generally accepted that demihumans are spiritually flawed in some way, representing a drastic imbalance in one of the three aspects, and that their best hope is to try and perfect themselves so that they will be reborn as humans in the future. Halfbreed races, like the [[half-elf]], [[mul]] and [[half-orc]], and mixed breeds like the [[planetouched]] and [[dhampyre]], are clearly further along the path to perfection than true demihumans are, but still need to try to improve themselves.

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	[[Category:Dungeons & Dragons]][[Category:Gods]][[Category:Ravenloft]]		[[Category:Dungeons & Dragons]][[Category:Gods]][[Category:Ravenloft]]

1d4chan>Biggus Berrus at 16:38, 23 September 2017

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	The Divinity's philosophy finds demihumans a little difficult to fit into their beliefs - Paridon is such a backwater that it doesn't have any major populations of demihumans (aside from the [[doppelganger]]s who've been infesting the place from the beginning, of course). It's generally accepted that demihumans are spiritually flawed in some way, representing a drastic imbalance in one of the three aspects, and that their best hope is to try and perfect themselves so that they will be reborn as humans in the future. Halfbreed races, like the [[half-elf]], [[mul]] and [[half-orc]], and mixed breeds like the [[planetouched]] and [[dhampyre]], are clearly further along the path to perfection than true demihumans are, but still need to try to improve themselves.		The Divinity's philosophy finds demihumans a little difficult to fit into their beliefs - Paridon is such a backwater that it doesn't have any major populations of demihumans (aside from the [[doppelganger]]s who've been infesting the place from the beginning, of course). It's generally accepted that demihumans are spiritually flawed in some way, representing a drastic imbalance in one of the three aspects, and that their best hope is to try and perfect themselves so that they will be reborn as humans in the future. Halfbreed races, like the [[half-elf]], [[mul]] and [[half-orc]], and mixed breeds like the [[planetouched]] and [[dhampyre]], are clearly further along the path to perfection than true demihumans are, but still need to try to improve themselves.

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