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	The [[halfling]] god of the dead, earth and knowledge, '''Urogalan''' is held in surprising regard by the normally so full of life halflings. The clerics of He Who Must Be are often grim and dour halfings, tending to their duties in a solemn way very much unlike regular halflings. They hold ceremony and ritual in high regard and are often deferred to by other halflings for their wisdom. Urogalan spends little time with his fellow halfing deities, instead preferring the other gods of the dead like [[Kelemvor]] and other gods of the earth, many of whom are amongst the dwarven pantheon. They see the clerics of [[Dumathoin]] as their brothers, a mutual feeling for the clergy of this dwarven deity.		The [[halfling]] god of the dead, earth and knowledge, '''Urogalan''' is held in surprising regard by the normally so full of life halflings. The clerics of He Who Must Be are often grim and dour halfings, tending to their duties in a solemn way very much unlike regular halflings. They hold ceremony and ritual in high regard and are often deferred to by other halflings for their wisdom. Urogalan spends little time with his fellow halfing deities, instead preferring the other gods of the dead like [[Kelemvor]] and other gods of the earth, many of whom are amongst the dwarven pantheon. They see the clerics of [[Dumathoin]] as their brothers, a mutual feeling for the clergy of this dwarven deity.
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			Halfling Pantheon.png\|Urogalan with the rest of the Halfling pantheon
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	~~#Redirect~~ [[Yondalla#Urogalan]]		[[File:Urogalan Dragon 177.png\|left\|250px\|thumb\|Priest of Urogalan]]
			{{Infobox Deity
			\|Name = Urogalan
			\|Symbol = Silhouette of a dog's head or a hand holding a rock
			\|Aliases = The Black Hound, He Who Must Be, Lord in the Earth, the Protector, the Shaper
			\|Alignment = Lawful Neutral
			\|Divine Rank = Demigod
			\|Pantheon = Yondalla's Children ([[Halfling]])
			\|Portfolio = Earth, Death, Protection of the Dead, Knowledge
			\|Domains = '''3E:'''Death, Earth, Halfling, Law, Protection, Repose<br>'''5E:''' Death, Grave, Knowledge
			\|Home Plane = ''Soulearth'' ([[Elysium]])
			\|Worshippers = Halflings
			\|Favoured Weapon = ''Doomthresher'' (Dire flail)
			}}
			The [[halfling]] god of the dead, earth and knowledge, '''Urogalan''' is held in surprising regard by the normally so full of life halflings. The clerics of He Who Must Be are often grim and dour halfings, tending to their duties in a solemn way very much unlike regular halflings. They hold ceremony and ritual in high regard and are often deferred to by other halflings for their wisdom. Urogalan spends little time with his fellow halfing deities, instead preferring the other gods of the dead like [[Kelemvor]] and other gods of the earth, many of whom are amongst the dwarven pantheon. They see the clerics of [[Dumathoin]] as their brothers, a mutual feeling for the clergy of this dwarven deity.

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