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	===1st Edition===		===1st Edition===
	First detailed in the Celtic section of Deities & Demigods, it is explained as a physical manifestation of the life force that is worshipped by druids that appears whenever there is evil in the land. The hunting party consists of the Master of the Hunt, a huge black-skinned man with deer antlers and glowing green eyes, and a pack of huge black dogs whose tongues and eyes blaze with green fire. Anyone who looks upon the hunt has a random chance to either be drawn in and join the pursuit or to become the object of the hunt.		First detailed in the Celtic section of Deities & Demigods, it is explained as a physical manifestation of the life force that is worshipped by druids that appears whenever there is evil in the land. The hunting party consists of the [[Master of the Hunt]], a huge black-skinned man with deer antlers and glowing green eyes, and a pack of huge black dogs whose tongues and eyes blaze with green fire. Anyone who looks upon the hunt has a random chance to either be drawn in and join the pursuit or to become the object of the hunt.

	In Dragon Magazine #65, Robin Emrys Atkinson wrote an article where he revised some of the Celtic deities presented in Deities and Demigods, and added some new ones. Notably, he retconned that the Master of the Hunt is actually the god [[~~Cernunnos~~]] ~~(for some reason spelled ''Cerunnos'' in the article)~~. During a Hunt, ~~Cernunnos~~ loses his sense of self and goes into a berserker-like trance until the Hunt is over.		In Dragon Magazine #65, Robin Emrys Atkinson wrote an article where he revised some of the Celtic deities presented in Deities and Demigods, and added some new ones. Notably, he retconned that the Master of the Hunt is actually the god [[Cerunnos]]. During a Hunt, Cerunnos loses his sense of self and goes into a berserker-like trance until the Hunt is over.

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	'''The Wild Hunt''' is a mystical ~~organization~~ that appears in various forms throughout myriad European mythologies. At its core, the Wild Hunt is a supernatural hunting party that can be seen racing through the wilderness at night, although details such as who partakes ([[fey]], [[fiend]]s, [[ghost]]s, or some combination thereof have all been cited), who leads the hunt, and what it actually ''hunts'' depends on the precise tale that you hear!		'''The Wild Hunt''' is a mystical phenomenon that appears in various forms throughout myriad European mythologies. At its core, the Wild Hunt is a supernatural hunting party that can be seen racing through the wilderness at night, although details such as who partakes ([[fey]], [[fiend]]s, [[ghost]]s, or some combination thereof have all been cited), who leads the hunt, and what it actually ''hunts'' depends on the precise tale that you hear!

	As a key bit of European mythology, the Wild Hunt has made appearances in both [[Dungeons & Dragons]] and in [[Pathfinder]]. Its ties to faerie-lore has seen it appear in [[Changeling: The Lost]] as well. It is also a major part of wood elves lore, heavily related to [[Orion]].		As a key bit of European mythology, the Wild Hunt has made appearances in both [[Dungeons & Dragons]] and in [[Pathfinder]]. Its ties to faerie-lore has seen it appear in [[Changeling: The Lost]] as well. It is also a major part of wood elves lore, heavily related to [[Orion]].

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	'''The Wild Hunt''' is a mystical organization that appears in various forms throughout myriad European mythologies. At its core, the Wild Hunt is a supernatural hunting party that can be seen racing through the wilderness at night, although details such as who partakes ([[fey]], [[fiend]]s, [[ghost]]s, or some combination thereof have all been cited), who leads the hunt, and what it actually ''hunts'' depends on the precise tale that you hear!		'''The Wild Hunt''' is a mystical organization that appears in various forms throughout myriad European mythologies. At its core, the Wild Hunt is a supernatural hunting party that can be seen racing through the wilderness at night, although details such as who partakes ([[fey]], [[fiend]]s, [[ghost]]s, or some combination thereof have all been cited), who leads the hunt, and what it actually ''hunts'' depends on the precise tale that you hear!

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	In Dragon Magazine #65, Robin Emrys Atkinson wrote an article where he revised some of the Celtic deities presented in Deities and Demigods, and added some new ones. Notably, he retconned that the Master of the Hunt is actually the god [[Cernunnos]] (for some reason spelled ''Cerunnos'' in the article). During a Hunt, Cernunnos loses his sense of self and goes into a berserker-like trance until the Hunt is over.		In Dragon Magazine #65, Robin Emrys Atkinson wrote an article where he revised some of the Celtic deities presented in Deities and Demigods, and added some new ones. Notably, he retconned that the Master of the Hunt is actually the god [[Cernunnos]] (for some reason spelled ''Cerunnos'' in the article). During a Hunt, Cernunnos loses his sense of self and goes into a berserker-like trance until the Hunt is over.

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	===Ravenloft===		===Ravenloft===
	In [[Ravenloft]], the Wild Hunt, while superficially similiar to the versions above, is a manifestation created from the mists by the [[Dark Powers]]. They most often manifest in Forlorn, but can manifest anywhere temperate, and from there begin searching for any intelligent being of any [[alignment]], except True Neutral, for prey. Any being who sees the Wild Hunt after the prey has been chosen, is compelled to join the hunt, and often evil beings, such as [[hag]]s, [[Werewolf\|werewolves]], [[fey]], and [[undead]], and PCs who've failed a Powers check are invited to join the hunt. Oh, and the [[Darklord]]s are immune to the call and can't be chosen as prey.		In [[Ravenloft]], the Wild Hunt, while superficially similiar to the versions above, is a manifestation created from the mists by the [[Dark Powers]]. They most often manifest in Forlorn, but can manifest anywhere temperate, and from there begin searching for any intelligent being of any [[alignment]], except True Neutral, for prey. Any being who sees the Wild Hunt after the prey has been chosen, is compelled to join the hunt, and often evil beings, such as [[hag]]s, [[Werewolf\|werewolves]], [[fey]], and [[undead]], and PCs who've failed a Powers check are invited to join the hunt. Oh, and the [[Darklord]]s are immune to the call and can't be chosen as prey.
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	===Birthright===		===Birthright===

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	==D&D==		==D&D==
	~~The~~ D&D ~~version, in fact, consists of three versions; one for the [[Great Wheel]], one for the [[World Axis]], and one for the [[Demiplane of Dread]]~~.		Four different iterations of the Wild Hunt have appeared in D&D.

	~~The Great Wheel version is covered~~ in ~~[[Dragon Magazine]] #342~~, ~~and~~ is.~~.. not very well detailed; the rear-section~~ of the ~~issue dedicates its Divine character option to presenting the [[~~Master of the ~~Wild~~ Hunt~~]] as~~ a ~~deity that can be worshipped by clerics. He is described as~~ a ~~Neutral (leaning towards Neutral Evil) deity mostly worshipped by [[druid]]s~~ and ~~[[ranger]]s,~~ who ~~exists~~ to ~~hunt~~ the ~~most worthy prey imaginable; Wild Hunts in~~ the ~~[[Prime Material]] are typical sects~~ of ~~his mortal worshippers, and usually have more specific quarry~~.		===1st Edition===
			First detailed in the Celtic section of Deities & Demigods, it is explained as a physical manifestation of the life force that is worshipped by druids that appears whenever there is evil in the land. The hunting party consists of the Master of the Hunt, a huge black-skinned man with deer antlers and glowing green eyes, and a pack of huge black dogs whose tongues and eyes blaze with green fire. Anyone who looks upon the hunt has a random chance to either be drawn in and join the pursuit or to become the object of the hunt.

	~~The World Axis version~~ is first mentioned in the pages of the [[Monster Manual]] 2. Here, it is explained that the [[Firbolg]]s, a race of [[fey]] [[giant]]s, undertake Wild Hunts as a sacred rite, seeking to prove their worth to the three goddesses whom they worship and to punish oathbreakers. [[Dragon Magazine]] #428 would subsequently explain that the Wild Hunt of the Firbolgs is a pale imitation of the ''true'' Wild Hunt, which is led by an outcast [[archfey]] named [[Cerunnos]], the Horned Lord. The "true" Wild Hunt comprises of many different Gloaming Fey, as well as [[firbolg]]s and [[centaur]]s, aided by [[undead]] (especially [[vampire]]s; an [[eladrin]] vampire demigod named Kannoth was once a member of the Wild Hunt himself) and [[warlock]]s.		In Dragon Magazine #65, Robin Emrys Atkinson wrote an article where he revised some of the Celtic deities presented in Deities and Demigods, and added some new ones. Notably, he retconned that the Master of the Hunt is actually the god [[Cernunnos]] (for some reason spelled ''Cerunnos'' in the article). During a Hunt, Cernunnos loses his sense of self and goes into a berserker-like trance until the Hunt is over.

			===3rd Edition===
			Appearing in [[Dragon Magazine]] #342, this one is... not very well detailed; the rear-section of the issue dedicates its Divine character option to presenting the [[Master of the Wild Hunt]] as a deity that can be worshipped by clerics. He is described as a Neutral (leaning towards Neutral Evil) deity mostly worshipped by [[druid]]s and [[ranger]]s, who exists to hunt the most worthy prey imaginable; Wild Hunts in the [[Prime Material]] are typical sects of his mortal worshippers, and usually have more specific quarry.

			===4th Edition===
			It is first mentioned in the pages of the [[Monster Manual]] 2. Here, it is explained that the [[Firbolg]]s, a race of [[fey]] [[giant]]s, undertake Wild Hunts as a sacred rite, seeking to prove their worth to the three goddesses whom they worship and to punish oathbreakers. [[Dragon Magazine]] #428 would subsequently explain that the Wild Hunt of the Firbolgs is a pale imitation of the ''true'' Wild Hunt, which is led by an outcast [[archfey]] named [[Cerunnos]], the Horned Lord. The "true" Wild Hunt comprises of many different Gloaming Fey, as well as [[firbolg]]s and [[centaur]]s, aided by [[undead]] (especially [[vampire]]s; an [[eladrin]] vampire demigod named Kannoth was once a member of the Wild Hunt himself) and [[warlock]]s.

	The [[Warden]] [[Paragon Path]] called the Horned Champion may be tied to the Wild Hunt in some way, as well.		The [[Warden]] [[Paragon Path]] called the Horned Champion may be tied to the Wild Hunt in some way, as well.

			===Ravenloft===
	In [[Ravenloft]], the Wild Hunt, while superficially similiar to the versions above, is a manifestation created from the mists by the [[Dark Powers]]. They most often manifest in Forlorn, but can manifest anywhere temperate, and from there begin searching for any intelligent being of any [[alignment]], except True Neutral, for prey. Any being who sees the Wild Hunt after the prey has been chosen, is compelled to join the hunt, and often evil beings, such as [[hag]]s, [[Werewolf\|werewolves]], [[fey]], and [[undead]], and PCs who've failed a Powers check are invited to join the hunt. Oh, and the [[Darklord]]s are immune to the call and can't be chosen as prey.		In [[Ravenloft]], the Wild Hunt, while superficially similiar to the versions above, is a manifestation created from the mists by the [[Dark Powers]]. They most often manifest in Forlorn, but can manifest anywhere temperate, and from there begin searching for any intelligent being of any [[alignment]], except True Neutral, for prey. Any being who sees the Wild Hunt after the prey has been chosen, is compelled to join the hunt, and often evil beings, such as [[hag]]s, [[Werewolf\|werewolves]], [[fey]], and [[undead]], and PCs who've failed a Powers check are invited to join the hunt. Oh, and the [[Darklord]]s are immune to the call and can't be chosen as prey.

			===Birthright===
	The name is also invoked in the [[Birthright]] setting as the name of an elf supremacist anti-human hate-group that is striving to drive humanity off of Cerilia through acts of murder and terrorism.		The name is also invoked in the [[Birthright]] setting as the name of an elf supremacist anti-human hate-group that is striving to drive humanity off of Cerilia through acts of murder and terrorism.

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	==Warhammer Fantasy==		==Warhammer Fantasy==
	Basically the WAAAGH!!! for the Wood Elves. Every midsummer, Orion would lead a bunch of his forest kin to assrape any of his enemies. Everybody that is part of the Wood Elves faction in Athel Loren would often feel their primal instinct arise at this period, such that they would either join the hunt or avoid it. The targets that usually get assraped during this period are either the Bretonnians (because they live nearby) or the Greenskins (live in the nearby mountains but also got assraped in the first ever wild hunt when they tried to WAAAGH!!! the Oak of Ages).		Basically the WAAAGH!!! for the Wood Elves. Every midsummer, Orion would lead a bunch of his forest kin to assrape any of his enemies. Everybody that is part of the Wood Elves faction in Athel Loren would often feel their primal instinct arise at this period, such that they would either join the hunt or avoid it. The targets that usually get assraped during this period are either the Bretonnians (because they live nearby) or the Greenskins (live in the nearby mountains but also got assraped in the first ever wild hunt when they tried to WAAAGH!!! the Oak of Ages).

			==See Also==
			[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZIl8RZvv6I\| A video by Overly Sarcastic Productions going into more specific detail about the phenomenon.]

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	==Warhammer Fantasy==		==Warhammer Fantasy==
	Basically the WAAAGH!!! for the Wood Elves. Every midsummer, Orion would ~~led~~ a bunch of his forest kin to ~~ass raped~~ any of his enemies. Everybody that is part of the Wood Elves faction in Athel Loren would often ~~felt~~ their primal instinct arise at this period that they would either join it or avoid it. The ~~notable enemy victim~~ that ~~gets~~ assraped during this period are either the ~~Bretonnian~~ (because they live ~~closely~~) or the Greenskins (~~lives~~ in the nearby mountains but also got assraped in the first ever wild hunt when they tried to ~~WAAARGH~~ the Oak of Ages).		Basically the WAAAGH!!! for the Wood Elves. Every midsummer, Orion would lead a bunch of his forest kin to assrape any of his enemies. Everybody that is part of the Wood Elves faction in Athel Loren would often feel their primal instinct arise at this period, such that they would either join the hunt or avoid it. The targets that usually get assraped during this period are either the Bretonnians (because they live nearby) or the Greenskins (live in the nearby mountains but also got assraped in the first ever wild hunt when they tried to WAAAGH!!! the Oak of Ages).

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	==Warhammer Fantasy==		==Warhammer Fantasy==
	Basically the ~~WAAARGH~~!! for the Wood Elves. Every midsummer, Orion would led a bunch of his forest kin to ass raped any of his enemies. Everybody that is part of the Wood Elves faction in Athel Loren would often felt their primal instinct arise at this period that they would either join it or avoid it. The notable enemy victim that gets assraped during this period are either the Bretonnian (because they live closely) or the Greenskins (lives in the nearby mountains but also got assraped in the first ever wild hunt when they tried to WAAARGH the Oak of Ages).		Basically the WAAAGH!!! for the Wood Elves. Every midsummer, Orion would led a bunch of his forest kin to ass raped any of his enemies. Everybody that is part of the Wood Elves faction in Athel Loren would often felt their primal instinct arise at this period that they would either join it or avoid it. The notable enemy victim that gets assraped during this period are either the Bretonnian (because they live closely) or the Greenskins (lives in the nearby mountains but also got assraped in the first ever wild hunt when they tried to WAAARGH the Oak of Ages).

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