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	'''Pelor''' is the Goodly [[D&D]] god of the sun, summer, agriculture and time. He is native to the [[Greyhawk]] setting within the [[Great Wheel]] multiverse, but an alternative version of him is also part of the [[Nentir Vale]] setting of the [[World Axis]], as well as the [[Exandria\|Exandrian]] Pantheon.		'''Pelor''' is the Goodly [[D&D]] god of the sun, summer, agriculture and time. He is native to the [[Greyhawk]] setting within the [[Great Wheel]] multiverse, but an alternative version of him is also part of the [[Nentir Vale]] setting of the [[World Axis]], as well as the [[Exandria\|Exandrian]] Pantheon.

	==~~Great Wheel~~==		==Greyhawk==
	[[File:Pelor.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|Pelor, in all of his beardy goodness.]]		[[File:Pelor.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|Pelor, in all of his beardy goodness.]]
	{{Infobox Deity		{{Infobox Deity
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	==~~World Axis~~==		{{D&D-Greyhawk-Deities}}

			==Nentir Vale==
	{{Infobox Deity		{{Infobox Deity
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	Despite his benevolent nature, Pelor has a skeleton in his closet. In the ancient days, he was one of three gods - the others being [[Ioun]] and probably the then-not evil [[Tharizdun]] - who sought to peek behind the Living Gate, a sapient fortification that guarded a mysterious rift in the [[Astral Sea]]. Unfortunately, it turned out that the Living Gate was guarding a huge breach into the [[Far Realm]], and when they subverted it, they let the [[aberration]] hordes pour forth. By the time they managed to get things under control, they'd accidentally killed the Living Gate and blown it into smithereens, which is generally accepted as being where [[Shardmind]]s came from. He has done everything in his power to hide this fact from the multiverse - and especially the fact he's sitting on a pretty major cache of Living Gate fragments, which are hidden in Aurosion. Publicly, he throws his support behind the Thought Builders faction of Shardminds - that is, the crystal-guys seeking to create a new replacement Living Gate.		Despite his benevolent nature, Pelor has a skeleton in his closet. In the ancient days, he was one of three gods - the others being [[Ioun]] and probably the then-not evil [[Tharizdun]] - who sought to peek behind the Living Gate, a sapient fortification that guarded a mysterious rift in the [[Astral Sea]]. Unfortunately, it turned out that the Living Gate was guarding a huge breach into the [[Far Realm]], and when they subverted it, they let the [[aberration]] hordes pour forth. By the time they managed to get things under control, they'd accidentally killed the Living Gate and blown it into smithereens, which is generally accepted as being where [[Shardmind]]s came from. He has done everything in his power to hide this fact from the multiverse - and especially the fact he's sitting on a pretty major cache of Living Gate fragments, which are hidden in Aurosion. Publicly, he throws his support behind the Thought Builders faction of Shardminds - that is, the crystal-guys seeking to create a new replacement Living Gate.

	==~~=In~~ Exandria===		{{D&D4e-Deities}}

			==Exandria==
	Based largely on his World Axis iteration, Exandria's Pelor is described in Explorer's Guide to Wildemount as a god of summer and the harvest, living in a fortress that fuels [[Elysium]]. He's given the title "the Dawnfather," which the unofficial Tal'Dorei Campaign Setting books use to refer to him instead of his proper (property of WotC) name.		Based largely on his World Axis iteration, Exandria's Pelor is described in Explorer's Guide to Wildemount as a god of summer and the harvest, living in a fortress that fuels [[Elysium]]. He's given the title "the Dawnfather," which the unofficial Tal'Dorei Campaign Setting books use to refer to him instead of his proper (property of WotC) name.

			{{D&D-Exandria-Deities}}

	==Pelor, the Burning Hate==		==Pelor, the Burning Hate==
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	This is pure speculation though, and there is no conclusive evidence. But still, one should be careful when dealing with the guardian of time.		This is pure speculation though, and there is no conclusive evidence. But still, one should be careful when dealing with the guardian of time.

	~~{{D&D4e-Deities}}~~
	~~{{D&D-Greyhawk-Deities}}~~
	~~{{D&D-Exandria-Deities}}~~

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	===Dirty Little Secret===		===Dirty Little Secret===
	Despite his benevolent nature, Pelor has a skeleton in his closet. In the ancient days, he was one of three gods - the others being [[Ioun]] and probably the then-not evil [[Tharizdun]] - who sought to peek behind the Living Gate, a sapient fortification that guarded a mysterious rift in the [[Astral Sea]]. Unfortunately, it turned out that the Living Gate was guarding a huge breach into the [[Far Realm]], and when they subverted it, they let the [[aberration]] hordes pour forth. By the time they managed to get things under control, they'd accidentally killed the Living Gate and blown it into smithereens, which is generally accepted as being where [[Shardmind]]s came from. He has done everything in his power to hide this fact from the multiverse - and especially the fact he's sitting on a pretty major cache of Living Gate fragments, which are hidden in Aurosion. Publicly, he throws his support behind the Thought Builders faction of Shardminds - that is, the crystal-guys seeking to create a new replacement Living Gate.		Despite his benevolent nature, Pelor has a skeleton in his closet. In the ancient days, he was one of three gods - the others being [[Ioun]] and probably the then-not evil [[Tharizdun]] - who sought to peek behind the Living Gate, a sapient fortification that guarded a mysterious rift in the [[Astral Sea]]. Unfortunately, it turned out that the Living Gate was guarding a huge breach into the [[Far Realm]], and when they subverted it, they let the [[aberration]] hordes pour forth. By the time they managed to get things under control, they'd accidentally killed the Living Gate and blown it into smithereens, which is generally accepted as being where [[Shardmind]]s came from. He has done everything in his power to hide this fact from the multiverse - and especially the fact he's sitting on a pretty major cache of Living Gate fragments, which are hidden in Aurosion. Publicly, he throws his support behind the Thought Builders faction of Shardminds - that is, the crystal-guys seeking to create a new replacement Living Gate.

			===In Exandria===
			Based largely on his World Axis iteration, Exandria's Pelor is described in Explorer's Guide to Wildemount as a god of summer and the harvest, living in a fortress that fuels [[Elysium]]. He's given the title "the Dawnfather," which the unofficial Tal'Dorei Campaign Setting books use to refer to him instead of his proper (property of WotC) name.

	==Pelor, the Burning Hate==		==Pelor, the Burning Hate==

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	Pelor opposes all evil deities, and his followers avoid neutral deities with teachings counter to Pelor's. Pelor particularly loathes [[Tharizdun]], having played a role in the Dark God's imprisonment, and [[Nerull]].		Pelor opposes all evil deities, and his followers avoid neutral deities with teachings counter to Pelor's. Pelor particularly loathes [[Tharizdun]], having played a role in the Dark God's imprisonment, and [[Nerull]].

			===Gallery===
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			pelor worshipper Dragon 346.jpg
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	==World Axis==		==World Axis==

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	'''Pelor''' is the Goodly [[D&D]] god of the sun, summer, agriculture and time. He is native to the [[Greyhawk]] setting within the [[Great Wheel]] multiverse, but an alternative version of him is also part of the [[Nentir Vale]] setting of the [[World Axis]], as well as the [[Exandria\|Exandrian]] Pantheon.		'''Pelor''' is the Goodly [[D&D]] god of the sun, summer, agriculture and time. He is native to the [[Greyhawk]] setting within the [[Great Wheel]] multiverse, but an alternative version of him is also part of the [[Nentir Vale]] setting of the [[World Axis]], as well as the [[Exandria\|Exandrian]] Pantheon.

	==~~Pelor of the~~ Great Wheel==		==Great Wheel==
	[[File:Pelor.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|Pelor, in all of his beardy goodness.]]		[[File:Pelor.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|Pelor, in all of his beardy goodness.]]
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	Pelor opposes all evil deities, and his followers avoid neutral deities with teachings counter to Pelor's. Pelor particularly loathes [[Tharizdun]], having played a role in the Dark God's imprisonment, and [[Nerull]].		Pelor opposes all evil deities, and his followers avoid neutral deities with teachings counter to Pelor's. Pelor particularly loathes [[Tharizdun]], having played a role in the Dark God's imprisonment, and [[Nerull]].

	==~~Pelor of the~~ World Axis==		==World Axis==
	{{Infobox Deity		{{Infobox Deity
	\|Name = Pelor		\|Name = Pelor

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	Many of Pelor's worshippers are humans, and most of them are the common folk that work the lands. He is not picky though, and all those willing to embrace his message are welcome. Pelor is a bit of a go-between god in this regard, not a crusader, not a deity of nature, or a god of magic. Because of this he is often worshipped alongside deities with a similar portfolio, but rarely an evil-aligned one. He also has emissaries that look for Good-but-unaligned souls to convert at the last minute to his side rather than having them become lost as ghosts or mortared into Sigil.		Many of Pelor's worshippers are humans, and most of them are the common folk that work the lands. He is not picky though, and all those willing to embrace his message are welcome. Pelor is a bit of a go-between god in this regard, not a crusader, not a deity of nature, or a god of magic. Because of this he is often worshipped alongside deities with a similar portfolio, but rarely an evil-aligned one. He also has emissaries that look for Good-but-unaligned souls to convert at the last minute to his side rather than having them become lost as ghosts or mortared into Sigil.

	[[Dragon Magazine]] #~~386~~ features a Channel Divinity article that examines an unusual sect of Pelorites called "The Students of Aurtus"; these unusual Pelorites focus on Pelor's usually-ignored aspect as a God of Time, with a particular focus on studying history in order to learn from their mistakes so civilization won't repeat them.		[[Dragon Magazine]] #387 features a Channel Divinity article that examines an unusual sect of Pelorites called "The Students of Aurtus"; these unusual Pelorites focus on Pelor's usually-ignored aspect as a God of Time, with a particular focus on studying history in order to learn from their mistakes so civilization won't repeat them.

	===Dwelling===		===Dwelling===

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	One of the few deities to have survived the turmoil of the [[Dawn War]], Pelor's compassion and concern for mortals make him an extremely popular deity, especially amongst [[human]]s, who lack a dedicated patron god - this means his shrines can usually be found pretty much everywhere. He showed up in the [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition]] [[Player's Handbook]], acquired [[Cleric Domain]]s in [[Divine Power]], was covered to different extents in 4e's [[Manual of the Planes]] and Secrets of the Astral Sea [[splatbook]]s, and had two dedicated articles in [[Dragon Magazine]]; an expose on his Dominion of [[Hestavar]] in #371, and a Channel Divinity in #~~386~~.		One of the few deities to have survived the turmoil of the [[Dawn War]], Pelor's compassion and concern for mortals make him an extremely popular deity, especially amongst [[human]]s, who lack a dedicated patron god - this means his shrines can usually be found pretty much everywhere. He showed up in the [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition]] [[Player's Handbook]], acquired [[Cleric Domain]]s in [[Divine Power]], was covered to different extents in 4e's [[Manual of the Planes]] and Secrets of the Astral Sea [[splatbook]]s, and had two dedicated articles in [[Dragon Magazine]]; an expose on his Dominion of [[Hestavar]] in #371, and a Channel Divinity in #387.

	===The Faithful===		===The Faithful===

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	'''Pelor''' is the Goodly [[D&D]] god of the sun, summer, agriculture and time. He is native to the [[Greyhawk]] setting within the [[Great Wheel]] multiverse, but an alternative version of him is also part of the [[Nentir Vale]] setting of the [[World Axis]], as well as the [[Exandrian~~\|Exandria~~]] Pantheon.		'''Pelor''' is the Goodly [[D&D]] god of the sun, summer, agriculture and time. He is native to the [[Greyhawk]] setting within the [[Great Wheel]] multiverse, but an alternative version of him is also part of the [[Nentir Vale]] setting of the [[World Axis]], as well as the [[Exandria\|Exandrian]] Pantheon.

	==Pelor of the Great Wheel==		==Pelor of the Great Wheel==

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	'''Pelor''' is the Goodly [[D&D]] god of the sun, summer, agriculture and time. He is native to the [[Greyhawk]] setting within the [[Great Wheel]] multiverse, but an alternative version of him is also part of the [[Nentir Vale]] setting of the [[World Axis]].		'''Pelor''' is the Goodly [[D&D]] god of the sun, summer, agriculture and time. He is native to the [[Greyhawk]] setting within the [[Great Wheel]] multiverse, but an alternative version of him is also part of the [[Nentir Vale]] setting of the [[World Axis]], as well as the [[Exandrian\|Exandria]] Pantheon.

	==Pelor of the Great Wheel==		==Pelor of the Great Wheel==