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	\|Aliases =		\|Aliases =
	\|Alignment = Neutral Good		\|Alignment = Neutral Good
	\|Divine Rank =		\|Divine Rank = Lesser Goddess
	\|Pantheon = Greek		\|Pantheon = Greek
	\|Portfolio = Family, hearth, home		\|Portfolio = Family, hearth, home
	\|Domains = '''5E:''' Life		\|Domains = '''3E:''' Community, Good, Protection<br>'''5E:''' Life
	\|Home Plane = ''Olympus'' ([[Arborea]])		\|Home Plane = ''Olympus'' ([[Arborea]])
	\|Worshippers = Housewives		\|Worshippers = Housewives
	\|Servitors =		\|Servitors = Commoners
	\|Favoured Weapon =		\|Favoured Weapon = Dagger
	}}		}}
	Little is spoken of Hestia in Greek myth, perhaps because she is not a [[Ares\|conquering war god,]] or a [[Artemis\|wild and brave goddess of the hunt,]] nor even a [[Dionysus\|fun, jovial god of parties.]] Instead, Hestia is the [[god\|goddess]] of the hearth- of home, family, and warmth. She is the eldest child of [[Cronus]] and [[Rhea]], putting her on the same field as the likes of [[Zeus]], [[Poseidon]], and [[Hades]], but instead of claiming a glorious and exciting domain, she chose to tend to the home.		Little is spoken of Hestia in Greek myth, perhaps because she is not a [[Ares\|conquering war god,]] or a [[Artemis\|wild and brave goddess of the hunt,]] nor even a [[Dionysus\|fun, jovial god of parties.]] Instead, Hestia is the [[god\|goddess]] of the hearth- of home, family, and warmth. She is the eldest child of [[Cronus]] and [[Rhea]], putting her on the same field as the likes of [[Zeus]], [[Poseidon]], and [[Hades]], but instead of claiming a glorious and exciting domain, she chose to tend to the home.

1d4chan>The Hat That Was at 14:57, 5 July 2021

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	{{Infobox Deity		{{Infobox Deity
	\|Name = Hestia		\|Name = Hestia
	\|Symbol =		\|Symbol = [[File:Hestia symbol.jpg\|150px]]<br>Hearth
	\|Aliases =		\|Aliases =
	\|Alignment =		\|Alignment = Neutral Good
	\|Divine Rank =		\|Divine Rank =
	\|Pantheon = Greek		\|Pantheon = Greek
	\|Portfolio =		\|Portfolio = Family, hearth, home
	\|Domains =		\|Domains = '''5E:''' Life
	\|Home Plane = ''Olympus'' ([[Arborea]])		\|Home Plane = ''Olympus'' ([[Arborea]])
	\|Worshippers =		\|Worshippers = Housewives
	\|Servitors =		\|Servitors =
	\|Favoured Weapon =		\|Favoured Weapon =
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	Hestia.png\|The goddess of the warm and fuzzies		Hestia.png\|The goddess of the warm and fuzzies
			File:Hestia p125.jpg\|Home is where the <s>wine</s> hearth is.
	</gallery>		</gallery>
	{{D&D-Historical-Deities}}		{{D&D-Historical-Deities}}

			[[Category:Greek Mythology]]

1d4chan>Stephenlucas600 at 13:50, 5 July 2021

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			{{Infobox Deity
			\|Name = Hestia
			\|Symbol =
			\|Aliases =
			\|Alignment =
			\|Divine Rank =
			\|Pantheon = Greek
			\|Portfolio =
			\|Domains =
			\|Home Plane = ''Olympus'' ([[Arborea]])
			\|Worshippers =
			\|Servitors =
			\|Favoured Weapon =
			}}
	Little is spoken of Hestia in Greek myth, perhaps because she is not a [[Ares\|conquering war god,]] or a [[Artemis\|wild and brave goddess of the hunt,]] nor even a [[Dionysus\|fun, jovial god of parties.]] Instead, Hestia is the [[god\|goddess]] of the hearth- of home, family, and warmth. She is the eldest child of [[Cronus]] and [[Rhea]], putting her on the same field as the likes of [[Zeus]], [[Poseidon]], and [[Hades]], but instead of claiming a glorious and exciting domain, she chose to tend to the home.		Little is spoken of Hestia in Greek myth, perhaps because she is not a [[Ares\|conquering war god,]] or a [[Artemis\|wild and brave goddess of the hunt,]] nor even a [[Dionysus\|fun, jovial god of parties.]] Instead, Hestia is the [[god\|goddess]] of the hearth- of home, family, and warmth. She is the eldest child of [[Cronus]] and [[Rhea]], putting her on the same field as the likes of [[Zeus]], [[Poseidon]], and [[Hades]], but instead of claiming a glorious and exciting domain, she chose to tend to the home.

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	Little is spoken of Hestia in Greek myth, perhaps because she is not a [[Ares\|conquering war god,]] or a [[Artemis\|wild and brave goddess of the hunt,]] nor even a [[Dionysus\|fun, jovial god of parties.]] Instead, Hestia is the [[god\|goddess]] of the hearth- of home, family, and warmth. She is the eldest child of [[Cronus]] and [[Rhea]], putting her on the same field as the likes of [[Zeus]], [[Poseidon]], and [[Hades]], but instead of claiming a glorious and exciting domain, she chose to tend to the home.		Little is spoken of Hestia in Greek myth, perhaps because she is not a [[Ares\|conquering war god,]] or a [[Artemis\|wild and brave goddess of the hunt,]] nor even a [[Dionysus\|fun, jovial god of parties.]] Instead, Hestia is the [[god\|goddess]] of the hearth- of home, family, and warmth. She is the eldest child of [[Cronus]] and [[Rhea]], putting her on the same field as the likes of [[Zeus]], [[Poseidon]], and [[Hades]], but instead of claiming a glorious and exciting domain, she chose to tend to the home.

	While the Greeks had fun telling tales of the misadventures of their varied pantheon, they always had a strange reverence for Hestia. The main story involving her revolves around Poseidon and [[Apollo]] attempting to court her, and Hestia turning them both down, swearing to a life of celibacy- much to [[Aphrodite]]s chagrin. Hestia represents the warmth, happiness and love of home life, and that was not something the Greeks were particularly keen on making fun of.		While the Greeks had fun telling tales of the misadventures of their varied pantheon, they always had a strange reverence for Hestia. The main story involving her revolves around Poseidon and [[Apollo]] attempting to court her, and Hestia turning them both down, swearing to a life of celibacy- much to [[Aphrodite\|Aphrodite's]] chagrin. Hestia represents the warmth, happiness and love of home life, and that was not something the Greeks were particularly keen on making fun of.

	[[GM]]'s looking to have Hestia in their campaigns will struggle quite a lot; by necessity, most adventures cannot happen at home. PC's defending their home city from bad guys would make offerings to Hestia to protect their families, and characters returning home from long trips abroad could perhaps receive a boon from her. Ultimately, Hestia represents the security and happiness that come with finally coming home from a long time abroad; she is the relief you feel when you get home from work, and the joy that comes with a home-cooked meal. If you fuck with Hestia, you will lose those things. Don't fuck with Hestia.		[[GM]]'s looking to have Hestia in their campaigns will struggle quite a lot; by necessity, most adventures cannot happen at home. PC's defending their home city from bad guys would make offerings to Hestia to protect their families, and characters returning home from long trips abroad could perhaps receive a boon from her. Ultimately, Hestia represents the security and happiness that come with finally coming home from a long time abroad; she is the relief you feel when you get home from work, and the joy that comes with a home-cooked meal. If you fuck with Hestia, you will lose those things. Don't fuck with Hestia.

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	Little is spoken of Hestia in Greek myth, perhaps because she is not a [[Ares\|conquering war god,]] or a [[Artemis\|wild and brave goddess of the hunt,]] nor even a [[Dionysus\|fun, jovial god of parties.]] Instead, Hestia is the [[god\|goddess]] of the hearth- of home, family, and warmth. She is the ~~daughter~~ of [[Cronus]] and [[Rhea]], putting her on the same field as the likes of [[Zeus]], [[Poseidon]], and [[Hades]], but instead of claiming a glorious and exciting domain, she chose to tend to the home.		Little is spoken of Hestia in Greek myth, perhaps because she is not a [[Ares\|conquering war god,]] or a [[Artemis\|wild and brave goddess of the hunt,]] nor even a [[Dionysus\|fun, jovial god of parties.]] Instead, Hestia is the [[god\|goddess]] of the hearth- of home, family, and warmth. She is the eldest child of [[Cronus]] and [[Rhea]], putting her on the same field as the likes of [[Zeus]], [[Poseidon]], and [[Hades]], but instead of claiming a glorious and exciting domain, she chose to tend to the home.

	While the Greeks had fun telling tales of the misadventures of their varied pantheon, they always had a strange reverence for Hestia. The main story involving her revolves around Poseidon and [[Apollo]] attempting to court her, and Hestia turning them both down, swearing to a life of celibacy- much to [[Aphrodite]]s chagrin. Hestia represents the warmth, happiness and love of home life, and that was not something the Greeks were particularly keen on making fun of.		While the Greeks had fun telling tales of the misadventures of their varied pantheon, they always had a strange reverence for Hestia. The main story involving her revolves around Poseidon and [[Apollo]] attempting to court her, and Hestia turning them both down, swearing to a life of celibacy- much to [[Aphrodite]]s chagrin. Hestia represents the warmth, happiness and love of home life, and that was not something the Greeks were particularly keen on making fun of.

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	Little is spoken of Hestia in Greek myth, perhaps because she is not a [[Ares\|conquering war god,]] or a [[Artemis\|wild and brave goddess of the hunt,]] nor even a [[Dionysus\|fun, jovial god of parties.]] Instead, Hestia is the [[god\|~~godess~~]] of the hearth- of home, family, and warmth. She is the daughter of [[Cronus]] and [[Rhea]], putting her on the same field as the likes of [[Zeus]], [[Poseidon]], and [[Hades]], but instead of claiming a glorious and exciting domain, she chose to tend to the home.		Little is spoken of Hestia in Greek myth, perhaps because she is not a [[Ares\|conquering war god,]] or a [[Artemis\|wild and brave goddess of the hunt,]] nor even a [[Dionysus\|fun, jovial god of parties.]] Instead, Hestia is the [[god\|goddess]] of the hearth- of home, family, and warmth. She is the daughter of [[Cronus]] and [[Rhea]], putting her on the same field as the likes of [[Zeus]], [[Poseidon]], and [[Hades]], but instead of claiming a glorious and exciting domain, she chose to tend to the home.

	While the Greeks had fun telling tales of the misadventures of their varied pantheon, they always had a strange reverence for Hestia. The main story involving her revolves around Poseidon and [[Apollo]] attempting to court her, and Hestia turning them both down, swearing to a life of celibacy- much to [[Aphrodite]]s chagrin. Hestia represents the warmth, happiness and love of home life, and that was not something the Greeks were particularly keen on making fun of.		While the Greeks had fun telling tales of the misadventures of their varied pantheon, they always had a strange reverence for Hestia. The main story involving her revolves around Poseidon and [[Apollo]] attempting to court her, and Hestia turning them both down, swearing to a life of celibacy- much to [[Aphrodite]]s chagrin. Hestia represents the warmth, happiness and love of home life, and that was not something the Greeks were particularly keen on making fun of.

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			{{D&D-Historical-Deities}}

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Little is spoken of Hestia in Greek myth, perhaps because she is not a [[Ares|conquering war god,]] or a [[Artemis|wild and brave goddess of the hunt,]] nor even a [[Dionysus|fun, jovial god of parties.]] Instead, Hestia is the [[god|godess]] of the hearth- of home, family, and warmth. She is the daughter of [[Cronus]] and [[Rhea]], putting her on the same field as the likes of [[Zeus]], [[Poseidon]], and [[Hades]], but instead of claiming a glorious and exciting domain, she chose to tend to the home.

While the Greeks had fun telling tales of the misadventures of their varied pantheon, they always had a strange reverence for Hestia. The main story involving her revolves around Poseidon and [[Apollo]] attempting to court her, and Hestia turning them both down, swearing to a life of celibacy- much to [[Aphrodite]]s chagrin. Hestia represents the warmth, happiness and love of home life, and that was not something the Greeks were particularly keen on making fun of.

[[GM]]'s looking to have Hestia in their campaigns will struggle quite a lot; by necessity, most adventures cannot happen at home. PC's defending their home city from bad guys would make offerings to Hestia to protect their families, and characters returning home from long trips abroad could perhaps receive a boon from her. Ultimately, Hestia represents the security and happiness that come with finally coming home from a long time abroad; she is the relief you feel when you get home from work, and the joy that comes with a home-cooked meal. If you fuck with Hestia, you will lose those things. Don't fuck with Hestia.

Her followers tend to be housewives, state officials, civil servants and other various homekeepers.

<gallery>
Hestia.png|The goddess of the warm and fuzzies
</gallery>