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	The '''Master of the Hunt''' is a mysterious entity associated with the Celtic Pantheon that first appeared in Deities & Demigods for AD&D, and later in 3e in Dragon Magazin.		The '''Master of the Hunt''' is a mysterious entity associated with the Celtic Pantheon that first appeared in Deities & Demigods for AD&D, and later in 3e in Dragon Magazin.

	It is also the title of [[Warhammer 40,000]]s [[Kor'sarro Khan]], which is the main in-lore reason he goes after [[Tau]] Commander [[Shadowsun]]- it's his main job as part of the [[White Scars]]. Granted, he's a bit of a [[~~jobber\|~~Avenging Sons]] about it, considering he always seems to fail ~~that one~~.		It is also the title of [[Warhammer 40,000]]s [[Kor'sarro Khan]], which is the main in-lore reason he goes after [[Tau]] Commander [[Shadowsun]]- it's his main job as part of the [[White Scars]]. Granted, he's a bit of a [[Avenging Sons\|jobber]] about it, considering he always seems to fail killing her in particular.

	==1st Editon==		==1st Editon==

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	The '''Master of the Hunt''' is a mysterious entity associated with the Celtic Pantheon that first appeared in Deities & Demigods for AD&D, and later in 3e in Dragon Magazin. It is also the title of [[Warhammer 40,000]]s [[Kor'sarro Khan]], which is the main in-lore reason he goes after [[Tau]] Commander [[Shadowsun]].		The '''Master of the Hunt''' is a mysterious entity associated with the Celtic Pantheon that first appeared in Deities & Demigods for AD&D, and later in 3e in Dragon Magazin.

			It is also the title of [[Warhammer 40,000]]s [[Kor'sarro Khan]], which is the main in-lore reason he goes after [[Tau]] Commander [[Shadowsun]]- it's his main job as part of the [[White Scars]]. Granted, he's a bit of a [[jobber\|Avenging Sons]] about it, considering he always seems to fail that one.

	==1st Editon==		==1st Editon==

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added mention of Kor'sarro Khan to clear up confusion, if people come to this page to look for him at least they have some links to properly direct them

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	The '''Master of the Hunt''' is a mysterious entity associated with the Celtic Pantheon that first appeared in Deities & Demigods for AD&D, and later in 3e in Dragon Magazin.		The '''Master of the Hunt''' is a mysterious entity associated with the Celtic Pantheon that first appeared in Deities & Demigods for AD&D, and later in 3e in Dragon Magazin. It is also the title of [[Warhammer 40,000]]s [[Kor'sarro Khan]], which is the main in-lore reason he goes after [[Tau]] Commander [[Shadowsun]].

	==1st Editon==		==1st Editon==

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3rd Edition

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	In issue #342 of [[Dragon Magazine]] for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]], this is clearly an updated version of the same entity from Deities & Demigods. Appearing as a black-skinned [[human]] man with ghostly green-glowing eyes, wearing an antlered crown, an ebon skull mask, and black leather armor, he is the master of the [[Wild Hunt]]; an plane-traveling hunting party of monstrous hounds and inhuman hunters riding unearthly steeds. His only known interest is in the hunt; humanoid, animal or monstrosity, he will chase after any creature that catches his eye and seek to bring them down.		In issue #342 of [[Dragon Magazine]] for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]], this is clearly an updated version of the same entity from Deities & Demigods. Appearing as a black-skinned [[human]] man with ghostly green-glowing eyes, wearing an antlered crown, an ebon skull mask, and black leather armor, he is the master of the [[Wild Hunt]]; an plane-traveling hunting party of monstrous hounds and inhuman hunters riding unearthly steeds. His only known interest is in the hunt; humanoid, animal or monstrosity, he will chase after any creature that catches his eye and seek to bring them down.
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	The Herald of the Master is Herne the Hunter, a 20th level human [[ranger]] who wears the same black skull mask and antlered crown, and who rides a [[nightmare]]. Priests of the Master of the Hunt can summon [[nightmare]]s (normal and Cauchemar) and Nesseian Warhounds (true neutral and neutral evil) as planar allies.		The Herald of the Master is Herne the Hunter, a 20th level human [[ranger]] who wears the same black skull mask and antlered crown, and who rides a [[nightmare]]. Priests of the Master of the Hunt can summon [[nightmare]]s (normal and Cauchemar) and Nesseian Warhounds (true neutral and neutral evil) as planar allies.

	His counterpart in ~~the [[World Axis]]~~ is the [[Archfey]] [[Cerunnos]]. This is only fitting, since one of the real-world gods whom the Master is based on is the Celtic god '''Cernunnos''' - ironically, that Celtic deity has never appeared in D&D. Other deities who have been said to lead the Wild Hunt in Earthly mythology have included [[Odin]], [[Woden]], and [[Arawn]].		His counterpart in 4th Edition is the [[Archfey]] [[Cerunnos]]. This is only fitting, since one of the real-world gods whom the Master is based on is the Celtic god '''Cernunnos''' - ironically, that Celtic deity has never appeared in D&D. Other deities who have been said to lead the Wild Hunt in Earthly mythology have included [[Odin]], [[Woden]], and [[Arawn]].

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	==1st Editon==		==1st Editon==
	In this depiction, the Master is ''not'' a god, but, like the rest of the [[Wild Hunt]], a manifestation of the life force of nature. ~~Later in Dragon Magazine #65~~, ~~Robin Erys Atkinson would retcon that the Master of the Hunt is actually the god [[Cerunnos]]~~.		In this depiction, the Master is ''not'' a god, but, like the rest of the [[Wild Hunt]], a manifestation of the life force of nature. He appears as a large black-skinned human man with deer antlers, hoofed feet and glowing green eyes, wearing a leather jack. He never speaks.

	He is ~~a large black-skinned human man with deer antlers, hoofed feet and glowing green eyes~~. ~~He wears a leather jack and he never speaks~~.		Later in Dragon Magazine #65, Robin Erys Atkinson would retcon that the Master of the Hunt is actually the god [[Cerunnos]].

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	==3rd Edition==		==3rd Edition==

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	==1st Editon==		==1st Editon==
	In this depiction, the Master is ''not'' a god, but, like the rest of the [[Wild Hunt]], a manifestation of the life force of nature. Later in Dragon Magazine #65, Robin Erys Atkinson would retcon that the Master of the Hunt is actually the god [[Cerunnos]].		In this depiction, the Master is ''not'' a god, but, like the rest of the [[Wild Hunt]], a manifestation of the life force of nature. Later in Dragon Magazine #65, Robin Erys Atkinson would retcon that the Master of the Hunt is actually the god [[Cerunnos]].

			He is a large black-skinned human man with deer antlers, hoofed feet and glowing green eyes. He wears a leather jack and he never speaks.

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	In issue #342 of [[Dragon Magazine]] for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]]. Appearing as a black-skinned [[human]] man with ghostly green-glowing eyes, wearing an antlered crown, an ebon skull mask, and black leather armor, he is the master of the [[Wild Hunt]]; an plane-traveling hunting party of monstrous hounds and inhuman hunters riding unearthly steeds. His only known interest is in the hunt; humanoid, animal or monstrosity, he will chase after any creature that catches his eye and seek to bring them down.		In issue #342 of [[Dragon Magazine]] for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]], this is clearly an updated version of the same entity from Deities & Demigods. Appearing as a black-skinned [[human]] man with ghostly green-glowing eyes, wearing an antlered crown, an ebon skull mask, and black leather armor, he is the master of the [[Wild Hunt]]; an plane-traveling hunting party of monstrous hounds and inhuman hunters riding unearthly steeds. His only known interest is in the hunt; humanoid, animal or monstrosity, he will chase after any creature that catches his eye and seek to bring them down.

	Mortal worshippers of the Master of the Hunt are often as ruthless as their master; though he is considered True Neutral, he has a definite leaning towards Neutral Evil, and this is reflected amongst his faithful. For obvious reasons, he is mostly worshipped by [[druid]]s, who tend to focus either on the natural cycle of predator and prey embodied by the act of hunting, or else worship him as an empower of militant defense of their woods. [[Ranger]]s also prominently worship him, seeking to attain his skill as a hunter, be it to safeguard the wilderness or just to stoke their egos and prove themselves masters of all beasts.		Mortal worshippers of the Master of the Hunt are often as ruthless as their master; though he is considered True Neutral, he has a definite leaning towards Neutral Evil, and this is reflected amongst his faithful. For obvious reasons, he is mostly worshipped by [[druid]]s, who tend to focus either on the natural cycle of predator and prey embodied by the act of hunting, or else worship him as an empower of militant defense of their woods. [[Ranger]]s also prominently worship him, seeking to attain his skill as a hunter, be it to safeguard the wilderness or just to stoke their egos and prove themselves masters of all beasts.

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			The '''Master of the Hunt''' is a mysterious entity associated with the Celtic Pantheon that first appeared in Deities & Demigods for AD&D, and later in 3e in Dragon Magazin.

			==1st Editon==
			In this depiction, the Master is ''not'' a god, but, like the rest of the [[Wild Hunt]], a manifestation of the life force of nature. Later in Dragon Magazine #65, Robin Erys Atkinson would retcon that the Master of the Hunt is actually the god [[Cerunnos]].

			==3rd Edition==
	{{Infobox Deity		{{Infobox Deity
	\|Name = Master of the Hunt		\|Name = Master of the Hunt
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	{{NotFunny Gamebook}}		{{NotFunny Gamebook}}
	~~The '''Master of the Hunt''' is a mysterious deity, most associated with Celtic lore, who made an appearance in~~ issue #342 of [[Dragon Magazine]] for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]]. Appearing as a black-skinned [[human]] man with ghostly green-glowing eyes, wearing an antlered crown, an ebon skull mask, and black leather armor, he is the master of the [[Wild Hunt]]; an plane-traveling hunting party of monstrous hounds and inhuman hunters riding unearthly steeds. His only known interest is in the hunt; humanoid, animal or monstrosity, he will chase after any creature that catches his eye and seek to bring them down.		In issue #342 of [[Dragon Magazine]] for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]]. Appearing as a black-skinned [[human]] man with ghostly green-glowing eyes, wearing an antlered crown, an ebon skull mask, and black leather armor, he is the master of the [[Wild Hunt]]; an plane-traveling hunting party of monstrous hounds and inhuman hunters riding unearthly steeds. His only known interest is in the hunt; humanoid, animal or monstrosity, he will chase after any creature that catches his eye and seek to bring them down.

	Mortal worshippers of the Master of the Hunt are often as ruthless as their master; though he is considered True Neutral, he has a definite leaning towards Neutral Evil, and this is reflected amongst his faithful. For obvious reasons, he is mostly worshipped by [[druid]]s, who tend to focus either on the natural cycle of predator and prey embodied by the act of hunting, or else worship him as an empower of militant defense of their woods. [[Ranger]]s also prominently worship him, seeking to attain his skill as a hunter, be it to safeguard the wilderness or just to stoke their egos and prove themselves masters of all beasts.		Mortal worshippers of the Master of the Hunt are often as ruthless as their master; though he is considered True Neutral, he has a definite leaning towards Neutral Evil, and this is reflected amongst his faithful. For obvious reasons, he is mostly worshipped by [[druid]]s, who tend to focus either on the natural cycle of predator and prey embodied by the act of hunting, or else worship him as an empower of militant defense of their woods. [[Ranger]]s also prominently worship him, seeking to attain his skill as a hunter, be it to safeguard the wilderness or just to stoke their egos and prove themselves masters of all beasts.

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			{{NotFunny Gamebook}}
	The '''Master of the Hunt''' is a mysterious deity, most associated with Celtic lore, who made an appearance in issue #342 of [[Dragon Magazine]] for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]]. Appearing as a black-skinned [[human]] man with ghostly green-glowing eyes, wearing an antlered crown, an ebon skull mask, and black leather armor, he is the master of the [[Wild Hunt]]; an plane-traveling hunting party of monstrous hounds and inhuman hunters riding unearthly steeds. His only known interest is in the hunt; humanoid, animal or monstrosity, he will chase after any creature that catches his eye and seek to bring them down.		The '''Master of the Hunt''' is a mysterious deity, most associated with Celtic lore, who made an appearance in issue #342 of [[Dragon Magazine]] for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]]. Appearing as a black-skinned [[human]] man with ghostly green-glowing eyes, wearing an antlered crown, an ebon skull mask, and black leather armor, he is the master of the [[Wild Hunt]]; an plane-traveling hunting party of monstrous hounds and inhuman hunters riding unearthly steeds. His only known interest is in the hunt; humanoid, animal or monstrosity, he will chase after any creature that catches his eye and seek to bring them down.