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|Home Plane = ''Forking Road'' ([[Arborea]]) | |Home Plane = ''Forking Road'' ([[Arborea]]) | ||
|Worshippers = [[Rogue]]s, [[Ranger]]s, Individualists of all stripes | |Worshippers = [[Rogue]]s, [[Ranger]]s, Individualists of all stripes | ||
|Favoured Weapon = 3e: Spear | |Favoured Weapon = 3e: Spear}} | ||
'''Trithereon''' is the god of Individuality, Liberty, Retribution, and Self-Defense. He is the patron deity of libertarians, teabaggers, anarchists, and Anonymous, and the scourge of corrupt or authoritarian governments. Imagine Mel Gibson from Braveheart, but wearing a Guy Fawkes mask and discussing the fifth of November, and you have Trithereon. | '''Trithereon''' is the god of Individuality, Liberty, Retribution, and Self-Defense. He is the patron deity of libertarians, teabaggers, anarchists, and Anonymous, and the scourge of corrupt or authoritarian governments. Imagine Mel Gibson from Braveheart, but wearing a Guy Fawkes mask and discussing the fifth of November, and you have Trithereon. | ||
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| Alignment | Chaotic Good | |
| Divine Rank | Intermediate God | |
| Pantheon | Oerth | |
| Portfolio | Individuality, Liberty, Retribution, and Self-Defense | |
| Domains | 3E: Chaos, Good, Liberation, Summoner 5E: War |
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| Home Plane | Forking Road (Arborea) | |
| Worshippers | Rogues, Rangers, Individualists of all stripes | |
| Favoured Weapon | 3e: Spear | |
Trithereon is the god of Individuality, Liberty, Retribution, and Self-Defense. He is the patron deity of libertarians, teabaggers, anarchists, and Anonymous, and the scourge of corrupt or authoritarian governments. Imagine Mel Gibson from Braveheart, but wearing a Guy Fawkes mask and discussing the fifth of November, and you have Trithereon.
Third Edition
In D&D Third Edition, his traits are given in the Complete Divine splatbook, which is also where Favored Souls come from. His description is as follows:
Those who venerate Trithereon strive for liberty for themselves and others. His clerics work fervently to end tyrannical regimes or free those in slavery. Followers of Trithereon must often travel in secrecy to avoid harassment from those in positions of power. It is said by some that no ruler ever feels entirely secure when a shrine to Trithereon lies within his borders.