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	\|Name = Evening Glory		\|Name = Evening Glory
	\|Symbol = [[File:Evening_Glory_Holy_Symbol.jpg~~\|250px~~]]Open hand with palm pierced by a heart-shaped hole.		\|Symbol = [[File:Evening_Glory_Holy_Symbol.jpg]]<br />Open hand with palm pierced by a heart-shaped hole.
	\|Alignment = True Neutral		\|Alignment = True Neutral
	\|Divine Rank = Lesser Deity		\|Divine Rank = Lesser Deity

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	Evening Glory teaches that desire is all that matters, and the desire for the love of another should never be allowed to fail through the depredations of age. Those whose love transcends life should seek life everlasting through the grace of undeath. The perfect preservation may freeze love forever. While the resurrection of tragically slain lovers may do for some, nothing can stay old age’s imperious final call — nothing but the embrace of undeath.		Evening Glory teaches that desire is all that matters, and the desire for the love of another should never be allowed to fail through the depredations of age. Those whose love transcends life should seek life everlasting through the grace of undeath. The perfect preservation may freeze love forever. While the resurrection of tragically slain lovers may do for some, nothing can stay old age’s imperious final call — nothing but the embrace of undeath.

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	'''Evening Glory''', also dubbed ''The Deathless Beauty'' and ''The Eternal Lover'', is a goddess introduced in the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] 3rd edition sourcebook "Libris Mortis". She is unique in being one of the very small club of non-evil deities related to the [[undead]].		'''Evening Glory''', also dubbed ''The Deathless Beauty'' and ''The Eternal Lover'', is a goddess introduced in the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] 3rd edition sourcebook "Libris Mortis". She is unique in being one of the very small club of non-evil deities related to the [[undead]].

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	Evening Glory teaches that desire is all that matters, and the desire for the love of another should never be allowed to fail through the depredations of age. Those whose love transcends life should seek life everlasting through the grace of undeath. The perfect preservation may freeze love forever. While the resurrection of tragically slain lovers may do for some, nothing can stay old age’s imperious final call — nothing but the embrace of undeath.		Evening Glory teaches that desire is all that matters, and the desire for the love of another should never be allowed to fail through the depredations of age. Those whose love transcends life should seek life everlasting through the grace of undeath. The perfect preservation may freeze love forever. While the resurrection of tragically slain lovers may do for some, nothing can stay old age’s imperious final call — nothing but the embrace of undeath.

	~~'''Cleric Training:''' The training a cleric must undergo to become fully vested by Evening Glory is a secret cloaked in love and affection.~~

	~~'''Quests:''' The clerics of Evening Glory are mainly proselytizers, preaching about the continuance of love (and, through this, the continuance of existence after death).~~

	~~'''Prayers:''' All prayers to Evening Glory extol her unchanging perfection, a beauty frozen at its height by the balm of death.~~

	'''Temples:''' Temples to the Eternal Lover can show up anywhere, though when the authorities realize the true nature of the worship to this god, with its undead component, those temples are usually banned.

	~~'''Rites:''' The rites of Evening Glory are many, but the mere recitation of a love poem inspired by the goddess is considered a daily obligation by her followers.~~

	~~'''Herald and Allies:''' Evening Glory usually sends a female [[lich]] as her herald. Planar allies are Medium, Large, and Huge fire [[elemental]]s.~~

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	'''Herald and Allies:''' Evening Glory usually sends a female [[lich]] as her herald. Planar allies are Medium, Large, and Huge fire [[elemental]]s.		'''Herald and Allies:''' Evening Glory usually sends a female [[lich]] as her herald. Planar allies are Medium, Large, and Huge fire [[elemental]]s.

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	'''Evening Glory''', also dubbed ''The Deathless Beauty'' and ''The Eternal Lover'', is a goddess introduced in the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] 3rd edition sourcebook "Libris Mortis". She is unique in being one of the very small club of non-evil deities related to the [[undead]].		'''Evening Glory''', also dubbed ''The Deathless Beauty'' and ''The Eternal Lover'', is a goddess introduced in the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] 3rd edition sourcebook "Libris Mortis". She is unique in being one of the very small club of non-evil deities related to the [[undead]].

	Evening Glory teaches that love need not ever die. Instead, love may go on ~~indefi nitely~~, if the body’s remains are properly preserved. The deity of love at any price, Evening Glory appears as an exquisitely preserved woman with ice-white (almost translucent) flesh and platinum white, neck-length hair. She has eyes of baby blue, with lips, fingernails, and toenails the same color. She is flawless, despite (or because of) her necrotic chill. Disdaining simple nudity, the Deathless Beauty prefers extravagant, backless gowns. A heart-shaped, oddly alluring hole completely pierces the palm of each of her bloodless hands. Evening Glory’s symbol is an open hand, pierced through the palm with a heart-shaped hole.		Evening Glory teaches that love need not ever die. Instead, love may go on indefinitely, if the body’s remains are properly preserved. The deity of love at any price, Evening Glory appears as an exquisitely preserved woman with ice-white (almost translucent) flesh and platinum white, neck-length hair. She has eyes of baby blue, with lips, fingernails, and toenails the same color. She is flawless, despite (or because of) her necrotic chill. Disdaining simple nudity, the Deathless Beauty prefers extravagant, backless gowns. A heart-shaped, oddly alluring hole completely pierces the palm of each of her bloodless hands. Evening Glory’s symbol is an open hand, pierced through the palm with a heart-shaped hole.

	The Eternal Lover appeals strongly to immortality seekers, lovers, and undead. Still, anyone who has loved and lost, or knows love and fears its end, is a potential worshiper of Evening Glory. Most who worship her are undead, or soon become undead after worshiping her for a time. Many of her followers would rather welcome the followers of other faiths, but it is hard to welcome members of faiths that believe undeath must be eradicated.		The Eternal Lover appeals strongly to immortality seekers, lovers, and undead. Still, anyone who has loved and lost, or knows love and fears its end, is a potential worshiper of Evening Glory. Most who worship her are undead, or soon become undead after worshiping her for a time. Many of her followers would rather welcome the followers of other faiths, but it is hard to welcome members of faiths that believe undeath must be eradicated.

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{{Infobox Deity
|Name = Evening Glory
|Symbol = [[File:Evening_Glory_Holy_Symbol.jpg|250px]]Open hand with palm pierced by a heart-shaped hole.
|Alignment = True Neutral
|Divine Rank = Lesser Deity
|Pantheon = None
|Portfolio = Love, Beauty, Immortality (Undeath)
|Domains = Chaos, Charm, Good, Magic, Protection
|Home Plane = Unknown
|Worshippers = Lovers, Hedonists, Benevolent Undead, Immortality Seekers, Necrophiliacs
|Favoured Weapon = Dagger
}}

'''Evening Glory''', also dubbed ''The Deathless Beauty'' and ''The Eternal Lover'', is a goddess introduced in the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] 3rd edition sourcebook "Libris Mortis". She is unique in being one of the very small club of non-evil deities related to the [[undead]].

Evening Glory teaches that love need not ever die. Instead, love may go on indefi nitely, if the body’s remains are properly preserved. The deity of love at any price, Evening Glory appears as an exquisitely preserved woman with ice-white (almost translucent) flesh and platinum white, neck-length hair. She has eyes of baby blue, with lips, fingernails, and toenails the same color. She is flawless, despite (or because of) her necrotic chill. Disdaining simple nudity, the Deathless Beauty prefers extravagant, backless gowns. A heart-shaped, oddly alluring hole completely pierces the palm of each of her bloodless hands. Evening Glory’s symbol is an open hand, pierced through the palm with a heart-shaped hole.

The Eternal Lover appeals strongly to immortality seekers, lovers, and undead. Still, anyone who has loved and lost, or knows love and fears its end, is a potential worshiper of Evening Glory. Most who worship her are undead, or soon become undead after worshiping her for a time. Many of her followers would rather welcome the followers of other faiths, but it is hard to welcome members of faiths that believe undeath must be eradicated.

Evening Glory teaches that desire is all that matters, and the desire for the love of another should never be allowed to fail through the depredations of age. Those whose love transcends life should seek life everlasting through the grace of undeath. The perfect preservation may freeze love forever. While the resurrection of tragically slain lovers may do for some, nothing can stay old age’s imperious final call — nothing but the embrace of undeath.

'''Cleric Training:''' The training a cleric must undergo to become fully vested by Evening Glory is a secret cloaked in love and affection.

'''Quests:''' The clerics of Evening Glory are mainly proselytizers, preaching about the continuance of love (and, through this, the continuance of existence after death).

'''Prayers:''' All prayers to Evening Glory extol her unchanging perfection, a beauty frozen at its height by the balm of death.

'''Temples:''' Temples to the Eternal Lover can show up anywhere, though when the authorities realize the true nature of the worship to this god, with its undead component, those temples are usually banned.

'''Rites:''' The rites of Evening Glory are many, but the mere recitation of a love poem inspired by the goddess is considered a daily obligation by her followers.

'''Herald and Allies:''' Evening Glory usually sends a female [[lich]] as her herald. Planar allies are Medium, Large, and Huge fire [[elemental]]s.

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