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	What little we know of the god portrays him as a malicious, scatter-brained trickster, who created death as a cruel joke by tricking the first mortal into believing it was inevitable. Whilst he has authority over the dead, it's the sense of a farmer tending a flock of sheep or a herd of cattle - worse, he's a slacker with a tendency to just let the dead run free until they catch his attention, which is where the [[undead]] come from.		What little we know of the god portrays him as a malicious, scatter-brained trickster, who created death as a cruel joke by tricking the first mortal into believing it was inevitable. Whilst he has authority over the dead, it's the sense of a farmer tending a flock of sheep or a herd of cattle - worse, he's a slacker with a tendency to just let the dead run free until they catch his attention, which is where the [[undead]] come from.
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1d4chan>The Hat That Was at 09:07, 12 May 2018

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	\|Symbol = A blood-stained sickle and hog-slaughtering knife, crossed over an orb of night sky glittering with stars.		\|Symbol = A blood-stained sickle and hog-slaughtering knife, crossed over an orb of night sky glittering with stars.
	\|Alignment = Chaotic Evil		\|Alignment = Chaotic Evil
	\|Divine Rank = Unknown~~, he may not even exist~~		\|Divine Rank = Unknown
	\|Pantheon = ~~None (Malevolent Deity of [[~~Ravenloft~~]])~~		\|Pantheon = Ravenloft
	\|Portfolio = Death, ~~trickery~~, ~~mischief~~, ~~malice~~, ~~cruelty~~, ~~murder~~		\|Portfolio = Death, Trickery, Mischief, Malice, Cruelty, Murder
	\|Domains = Chaos, Death, Evil, Trickery		\|Domains = Chaos, Death, Evil, Trickery
	\|Home Plane = ~~Unknown ([[~~Demiplane of Dread~~]])~~		\|Home Plane = Demiplane of Dread
	\|Worshippers = Gundarkite Rebels, [[Necromancer]]s, Murderers, Madmen, Tricksters		\|Worshippers = Gundarkite Rebels, [[Necromancer]]s, Murderers, Madmen, Tricksters
	\|Favoured Weapon = Battleaxe		\|Favoured Weapon = Battleaxe
	}}		}}

	'''Erlin''' is a very minor malevolent deity in the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Ravenloft]]. Introduced in the first Ravenloft Gazetteer, Erlin is an all-but-forgotten god once worshipped by the denizens of Gundarak; although his worship was dying even with Gundarak's [[Darklord]] was alive and enforcing him as the state religion, it has begun to experience a revival as the growing movement of rebellious Gundarkites, pissed at being conquered by [[Strahd\|''another'' vampire]], have begun using him as a cultural symbol to rally around.		'''Erlin''' is a very minor malevolent deity in the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Ravenloft]]. Introduced in the first Ravenloft Gazetteer, Erlin is an all-but-forgotten god once worshipped by the denizens of Gundarak; although his worship was dying even with Gundarak's [[Darklord]] was alive and enforcing him as the state religion, it has begun to experience a revival as the growing movement of rebellious Gundarkites, pissed at being conquered by [[Strahd\|''another'' vampire]], have begun using him as a cultural symbol to rally around.

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	What little we know of the god portrays him as a malicious, scatter-brained trickster, who created death as a cruel joke by tricking the first mortal into believing it was inevitable. Whilst he has authority over the dead, it's the sense of a farmer tending a flock of sheep or a herd of cattle - worse, he's a slacker with a tendency to just let the dead run free until they catch his attention, which is where the [[undead]] come from.		What little we know of the god portrays him as a malicious, scatter-brained trickster, who created death as a cruel joke by tricking the first mortal into believing it was inevitable. Whilst he has authority over the dead, it's the sense of a farmer tending a flock of sheep or a herd of cattle - worse, he's a slacker with a tendency to just let the dead run free until they catch his attention, which is where the [[undead]] come from.
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1d4chan>Newerfag at 06:24, 17 April 2018

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	'''Erlin''' is a very minor malevolent deity in the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Ravenloft]]. Introduced in the first Ravenloft Gazetteer, Erlin is an all-but-forgotten god once worshipped by the denizens of Gundarak; although his worship was dying even with Gundarak's [[Darklord]] was alive and enforcing him as the state religion, it has begun to experience a revival as the growing movement of rebellious Gundarkites, pissed at being conquered by ''another'' [[vampire]], have begun using him as a cultural symbol to rally around.		'''Erlin''' is a very minor malevolent deity in the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Ravenloft]]. Introduced in the first Ravenloft Gazetteer, Erlin is an all-but-forgotten god once worshipped by the denizens of Gundarak; although his worship was dying even with Gundarak's [[Darklord]] was alive and enforcing him as the state religion, it has begun to experience a revival as the growing movement of rebellious Gundarkites, pissed at being conquered by [[Strahd\|''another'' vampire]], have begun using him as a cultural symbol to rally around.

	Indeed, the idea that he may have budding [[cleric]]s starting to gain power amongst the rebels, is presented as a Dread Possibility - a bit of "optional" canon left to the individual DM to decide if it applies to their setting or not.		Indeed, the idea that he may have budding [[cleric]]s starting to gain power amongst the rebels, is presented as a Dread Possibility - a bit of "optional" canon left to the individual DM to decide if it applies to their setting or not.

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{{Infobox Deity
|Name = Erlin
|Symbol = A blood-stained sickle and hog-slaughtering knife, crossed over an orb of night sky glittering with stars.
|Alignment = Chaotic Evil
|Divine Rank = Unknown, he may not even exist
|Pantheon = None (Malevolent Deity of [[Ravenloft]])
|Portfolio = Death, trickery, mischief, malice, cruelty, murder
|Domains = Chaos, Death, Evil, Trickery
|Home Plane = Unknown ([[Demiplane of Dread]])
|Worshippers = Gundarkite Rebels, [[Necromancer]]s, Murderers, Madmen, Tricksters
|Favoured Weapon = Battleaxe
}}

'''Erlin''' is a very minor malevolent deity in the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Ravenloft]]. Introduced in the first Ravenloft Gazetteer, Erlin is an all-but-forgotten god once worshipped by the denizens of Gundarak; although his worship was dying even with Gundarak's [[Darklord]] was alive and enforcing him as the state religion, it has begun to experience a revival as the growing movement of rebellious Gundarkites, pissed at being conquered by ''another'' [[vampire]], have begun using him as a cultural symbol to rally around.

Indeed, the idea that he may have budding [[cleric]]s starting to gain power amongst the rebels, is presented as a Dread Possibility - a bit of "optional" canon left to the individual DM to decide if it applies to their setting or not.

What little we know of the god portrays him as a malicious, scatter-brained trickster, who created death as a cruel joke by tricking the first mortal into believing it was inevitable. Whilst he has authority over the dead, it's the sense of a farmer tending a flock of sheep or a herd of cattle - worse, he's a slacker with a tendency to just let the dead run free until they catch his attention, which is where the [[undead]] come from.

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