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1d4chan>Nubnuber at 21:14, 2 January 2022

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	\|Favoured Weapon = ''<s>bad</s> [[FATAL\|Fatal]] Touch'' (BASTARD sword)		\|Favoured Weapon = ''<s>bad</s> [[FATAL\|Fatal]] Touch'' (BASTARD sword)
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	[[File:Kelemvor p34.jpg\|thumb\|~~right~~\|250px\|The Lord of the Dead.]]		[[File:Kelemvor p34.jpg\|thumb\|left\|250px\|The Lord of the Dead.]]
	Kelemvor, who was once the mortal '''Kelemvor Lyonsbane''', is the current god of the Dead in the [[Forgotten Realms]] campaign setting. He attained the position through a long convoluted series of events, none of which included him actually seeking the job.		[[File:Kelemvor waterdeep novel.png\|thumb\|250px]]
			'''Kelemvor''', who was once the mortal '''Kelemvor Lyonsbane''', is the current god of the Dead in the [[Forgotten Realms]] campaign setting. He attained the position through a long convoluted series of events, none of which included him actually seeking the job.

	Despite having his powers and duties literally transferred to him from [[Myrkul]] ''(via [[Mask]] and [[Cyric]])'' since the 5e reset, and subsequent resurrection of the former god of the Dead ''(and his brother [[Bhaal]] - god of making people dead)'', it is not quite known how they fit in with Kelemvor's portfolio.		Despite having his powers and duties literally transferred to him from [[Myrkul]] ''(via [[Mask]] and [[Cyric]])'' since the 5e reset, and subsequent resurrection of the former god of the Dead ''(and his brother [[Bhaal]] - god of making people dead)'', it is not quite known how they fit in with Kelemvor's portfolio.

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	The third, and smallest category are the petitioners who worshipped Kelemvor directly, though in a practical sense they are no different from the False; gaining no special powers or immunities, but at least they belong to Kelemvor and he can empower or reward them however he feels necessary.		The third, and smallest category are the petitioners who worshipped Kelemvor directly, though in a practical sense they are no different from the False; gaining no special powers or immunities, but at least they belong to Kelemvor and he can empower or reward them however he feels necessary.

			There is a fourth type, after a fashion: those who worshipped [[Ao]]. The Overgod distains such attempts to garner his favor, however,, and has such supplicants mortared directly into bricks.

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1d4chan>The Hat That Was at 13:43, 9 April 2020

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	\|Favoured Weapon = ''<s>bad</s> [[FATAL\|Fatal]] Touch'' (BASTARD sword)		\|Favoured Weapon = ''<s>bad</s> [[FATAL\|Fatal]] Touch'' (BASTARD sword)
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			[[File:Kelemvor p34.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|The Lord of the Dead.]]
	Kelemvor, who was once the mortal '''Kelemvor Lyonsbane''', is the current god of the Dead in the [[Forgotten Realms]] campaign setting. He attained the position through a long convoluted series of events, none of which included him actually seeking the job.		Kelemvor, who was once the mortal '''Kelemvor Lyonsbane''', is the current god of the Dead in the [[Forgotten Realms]] campaign setting. He attained the position through a long convoluted series of events, none of which included him actually seeking the job.

1d4chan>The Hat That Was at 10:41, 18 March 2020

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	\|Name = Kelemvor		\|Name = Kelemvor
	\|Symbol = [[File:Kelemvor symbol.jpg\|200px]]		\|Symbol = [[File:Kelemvor symbol.jpg\|200px]]
			\|Aliases = The Great Guide, Lord of the Dead, Judge of the Damned, Master of the Crystal Spire
	\|Alignment = Lawful Neutral		\|Alignment = Lawful Neutral
	\|Divine Rank = Greater God		\|Divine Rank = Greater God

5.128.243.91: Actually it's not possible. You get railroaded into agreeing with Kelemvor that the wall has to stand.

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Actually it's not possible. You get railroaded into agreeing with Kelemvor that the wall has to stand.

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	The other category are the '''Faithless''' who utterly disbelieved in the gods entirely. There is no reprieve for them, they get gathered up and [[Grimdark\|cemented into the city fortifications]]. With no faith to sustain them they slowly fade away into nothingness as they get absorbed into the bricks and mortar of Kelemvor's city, forming its outer wall. Kelemvor made it clear that he didn't like the arrangement, along with the after-effects of his predecessor Myrkul's past edicts (such as the spirit eater curse) but couldn't readily revoke a previous god's divine edict without getting into trouble. He was, however, prepared to ignore any loopholes.		The other category are the '''Faithless''' who utterly disbelieved in the gods entirely. There is no reprieve for them, they get gathered up and [[Grimdark\|cemented into the city fortifications]]. With no faith to sustain them they slowly fade away into nothingness as they get absorbed into the bricks and mortar of Kelemvor's city, forming its outer wall. Kelemvor made it clear that he didn't like the arrangement, along with the after-effects of his predecessor Myrkul's past edicts (such as the spirit eater curse) but couldn't readily revoke a previous god's divine edict without getting into trouble. He was, however, prepared to ignore any loopholes.
	*In Neverwinter Nights 2: Mask of the Betrayer it is possible to demolish the wall and break one of the covenants that the gods have with the realm of the dead. If this is canon, then it likely means that the Faithless no longer get absorbed into the city and presumably get treated just like the False from that point onward.

	The third, and smallest category are the petitioners who worshipped Kelemvor directly, though in a practical sense they are no different from the False; gaining no special powers or immunities, but at least they belong to Kelemvor and he can empower or reward them however he feels necessary.		The third, and smallest category are the petitioners who worshipped Kelemvor directly, though in a practical sense they are no different from the False; gaining no special powers or immunities, but at least they belong to Kelemvor and he can empower or reward them however he feels necessary.

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1d4chan>The Hat That Was at 03:59, 22 August 2018

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	==Worshippers==		==Worshippers==

	===Doomguides===		===Doomguides===
	The elite [[Cleric]]s dedicated to the service of Kelemvor are his Doomguides.		The elite [[Cleric]]s dedicated to the service of Kelemvor are his Doomguides.

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	It is their job to help mortals deal with the issues of death and undeath. While many of the regular clergymen of Kelemvor choose to focus on one aspect over another: Doomguides strike the balance between easing people off of the mortal coil by administering last rites and preparing funerals... and between bashing undead skulls in.		It is their job to help mortals deal with the issues of death and undeath. While many of the regular clergymen of Kelemvor choose to focus on one aspect over another: Doomguides strike the balance between easing people off of the mortal coil by administering last rites and preparing funerals... and between bashing undead skulls in.

	Doomguides continue Turning Undead as a class feature and are also resistant to death effects ''(go figure)' They gain the ability to prevent corpses from being raised as undead are also particularly adept at using the ''Speak with Dead'' and can ask double the number of questions.		Doomguides continue Turning Undead as a class feature and are also resistant to death effects ''(go figure)'' They gain the ability to prevent corpses from being raised as undead are also particularly adept at using the ''Speak with Dead'' and can ask double the number of questions.

	All Doomguides are trained to use a bastard sword, and are able to imbue it with properties similar to Kelemvor's ''Fatal Touch'', temporarily granting it the abilities of ''Ghost Touch'' and ''Undead Bane''.		All Doomguides are trained to use a bastard sword, and are able to imbue it with properties similar to Kelemvor's ''Fatal Touch'', temporarily granting it the abilities of ''Ghost Touch'' and ''Undead Bane''.

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	===Doomguides===		===Doomguides===
			The elite [[Cleric]]s dedicated to the service of Kelemvor are his Doomguides.

			It is their job to help mortals deal with the issues of death and undeath. While many of the regular clergymen of Kelemvor choose to focus on one aspect over another: Doomguides strike the balance between easing people off of the mortal coil by administering last rites and preparing funerals... and between bashing undead skulls in.

			Doomguides continue Turning Undead as a class feature and are also resistant to death effects ''(go figure)' They gain the ability to prevent corpses from being raised as undead are also particularly adept at using the ''Speak with Dead'' and can ask double the number of questions.

			All Doomguides are trained to use a bastard sword, and are able to imbue it with properties similar to Kelemvor's ''Fatal Touch'', temporarily granting it the abilities of ''Ghost Touch'' and ''Undead Bane''.

			A later ability grants them the power to force ethereal creatures onto the material plane where they can be affected just like any other creature of matter, as well as inhibiting their return to the ethereal for a short while.

	===Knights of the Eternal Order===		===Knights of the Eternal Order===