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| − | The '''[[Deity|Deities]] of Dragonlance''' are arranged into three groups according to their [[alignment (role-playing games)|alignment]]: good, neutral and evil. In [[Dragonlance]] literature, the deities are always referred to collectively as gods, despite the fact that a number of them are female. Unlike standard [[Dungeons and Dragons]], only the good-evil axis of alignment is prominent in Dragonlance, the law-chaos axis plays a much smaller part.
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| − | A deity is a powerful being that holds strength far above mortals and is respected, revered, or worshipped by those mortals, usually with a specific group of followers. Deities are also commonly known as '''gods'''.
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| − | ==Balance==
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| − | The arrangement of the gods is described as a triangle, with each group of gods pulling at a corner, ensuring that the balance in maintained. Each group of gods has seven members, with one major god, five lesser ones, and a god of [[magic (game)|magic]]. In the novel ''Dragons of Summer Flame'', it is also discovered that there was a creator god: [[Ionthas|Chaos]], the father of the gods. As of the ''War of the Souls'' trilogy, the good and evil factions have lost their major god, it is unclear at this point whether this will give neutrality the upper hand.
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| − | Most of the books in the Dragonlance series focus in one way or another on the role of the gods in the world. During the periods when the gods have been missing, for example after the [[Cataclysm (Dragonlance)|Cataclysm]], the focus is on rediscovering the gods. When the gods are present, the stories tend to focus on their battles for ascendancy. The gods of Dragonlance take an active role in the world, and many of them frequently roam the mortal world in a variety of guises.
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| − | ==Gods of Good==
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| − | The gods of good perform a different role than that associated with good-aligned deities in other settings. In Dragonlance, the gods of good recognize the need for balance, and see good as a necessary part of that balance. Rather than seeking to destroy evil, they seek to hold it in check so it doesn't overrun the forces of good and destroy the balance the gods have sought to create.
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| − | Paladine is by far the most prominent god of good, with Mishakal, Majere and Kiri-Jolith also frequently mentioned, along with Solinari, who plays an important role for the [[wizards of High Sorcery]].
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| − | ===Paladine===
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| − | [[Paladine]] is the Father of Good and Master of the Law, overseeing all thigns that are good. He is the leader of the gods of good, as well as being the creator of elves. Paladine is the older brother to Takhisis and Gilean. He and Mishakal are the parents of the gods Kiri-Jolith, Habbakuk, and Solinari. Paladine sacrificed his godhood during the War of Souls and is now an elf who goes by the name Valthonis. He is the patron and creator of the good dragons. Before losing his godhood, he was the patron of the [[Knights of Solamnia|Knights of the Rose]], and though they do not worship him, they still revere him.
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| − | ===Majere===
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| − | Majere is the God of Faith. He represents the godly force of discipline. Majere represents hard work, practice, and discipline. He teaches that enlightenment within mortals must be obtained through those virtues. He often gives counsel to the other Gods of Light in times of crisis. He is appreciated by all the Gods of Good, advising [[Paladine]], [[Kiri-Jolith]], and [[Mishakal]]. He rarely interacts with [[Branchala]] or [[Habbakuk]], and counts among the Gods of Neutrality [[Gilean]], [[Shinare]], and [[Zivilyn]] his allies.
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| − | ===Kiri-Jolith===
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| − | '''Kiri-Jolith''' is the god of courage, honor, justice, and unity. He is the patron of all the warriors who fight in the name of holiness and justice. He is the patron deity of the [[Knights of Solamnia#Order of the Sword|Knights of the Sword]], and after the war of souls he becomes patron to all Knights of Solamnia, since [[Paladine]] is now mortal and [[Habbakuk (Dragonlance)|Habbakuk]] has withdrawn from the knights. He is also the patron of [[Minotaur]]s.
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| − | Kiri-Jolith is the son of Paladine and [[Mishakal]], and the twin brother of Habbakuk. He is also brother to [[Solinari]]. Kiri-Jolith is opposed to Sargonnas, who he sees as his rival.
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| − | Kiri-Jolith is also known as the Sword of Justice, Emperor, Qu'an the Warrior, and the Bison of Heaven. His symbol is a bison's horn. In the night sky over Krynn, he can be viewed as the constellation known as the Bison's Head.
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| − | ===Mishakal===
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| − | [[Mishakal]] is the goddess of healing. She helped Goldmoon to restore faith in the true gods after the people lost their faith after the Cataclysm. She is the patron of love and motherhood. [[Goldmoon]] is the most powerful and best known of all her clerics.
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| − | ===Habbakuk===
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| − | [[Habbakuk (Dragonlance)|Habbakuk]] is the god of animal life and the sea. He is the god of persistence and loyalty, and patron deity to beasts, hunters, rangers, druids, sailors, and is also the natural cycle of life and death. He was the patron of the Knights of the Crown, but he realized that one patron god would benefit the Knights more and drew back, letting Kiri-Jolith be the patron.
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| − | ===Branchala===
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| − | '''Branchala''' is a god of inspiration, and among his followers are [[bard|bards]], minstrels, performers, actors, actresses, etc., etc. He is also held in esteem by [[elf|elves]] and [[kender]]. It is said he created the place where Metallic Dragons die and are buried. Branchala is nearly unknown on Taladas, having no priests and being seen as an [[avatar]] of [[Habbakuk]].
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| − | Branchala's music is said to be that of the [[soul|souls]] of all who live. The [[melody|melodies]] he creates are so intense that nobody can ever remember the depths of [[feeling]] they produce in their listeners. Branchala bards are taught several [[song]]s with magical powers including healing, resting and restoring.
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| − | Branchala is also known as the Bard King, Astarin, Songmaster, Song of Life, Bardilun, Astra, Estarin, Bran, and Gardener. His symbols include harps and flutes, usually made of precious metals like gold or silver. In the night sky over Krynn, he can be viewed as the constellation known as the Harp. His followers generally wear green and yellow.
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| − | ===Solinari===
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| − | '''Solinari''' also known as Keeper of the Silver Moon and the White Archmage, is the son of [[Paladine]] and [[Mishakal]], and the brother of [[Kiri-Jolith]] and [[Habbakuk (Dragonlance)|Habbakuk]].
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| − | Solinari, along with [[Lunitari]] and [[Nuitari]], puts loyalty to [[magic (game)|magic]] ahead of loyalty to the other Gods of his [[alignment (role-playing games)|alignment]]. He is the God of good magic, worshipped by white-robed magic users.
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| − | As a God of magic, Solinari doesn't have a clerical order dedicated to his worship. Instead, he grants arcane magical power to the white robes, who are often found assisting clerics of Paladine and Mishakal. Although Solinari is opposed to the goals of Nuitari, the mages of white and black robes will combine their powers, should magic in general come under threat.
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| − | Solinari appears in the sky as a silver [[natural satellite|moon]]. When the people of [[Krynn]] abandoned the other gods after the [[Cataclysm (Dragonlance)|Cataclysm]], Solinari (along with the other two Gods of magic) was still acepted. [[Night Sky of Krynn#Moons of Krynn|High Sanction]] is reached by the moon Solinari every 36 days; during this period white robed mages experience increased power due to Solinari's increased influence on the world.
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| − | Solinari is also known as the God's Eye, Mighty Hand, Beacon, Ivory Disk, White-Eye, and Solin. His symbol is a silver sphere.
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| − | ==Gods of Neutrality==
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| − | The gods of neutrality often take a passive, hands-off role in Dragonlance. Gilean in particular takes this approach, he rarely acts before considering all possible consequences. He is loath to do anything that might change history, preferring instead to observe. Reorx is the exception to this rule, frequently causing mischief and mayhem.
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| − | Other than Gilean and Reorx, and Lunitari's role to the [[wizards of High Sorcery]], the other neutral gods are not very prominent in the Dragonlance world.
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| − | ===Gilean===
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| − | Gilean, the Observer and Keeper of the Tobril, is the [[patriarch]] of the neutral gods, known for rarely taking a stance on issues, preferring to evaluate all possible outcomes before making a decision. His followers are usually those who seek knowledge such as historians and scientists. Gilean holds the ''Tobril'', given to him by the Highgod. The ''Tobril'' is a [[book]] that is said to contain the sum of all the [[knowledge]] known to the gods. Although he has this vast store of knowledge, he is reluctant to reveal it to others, for fear that it should affect the [[future]] and upset the balance. For this reason, portions of the book are unknown to all but Gilean. He is brother to [[Takhisis]] and [[Paladine]] and father to [[Lunitari]].
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| − | Gilean is rumoured to take the form of [[Astinus]], the librarian of the [[Great Library of Palanthas]], who has recorded history upon [[Krynn]] since the dawn of [[time]], but it has been revealed that in fact Astinus is his son. However, he can be sometimes seen as a grey-robed [[monk]] holding a book and writing the events as they pass. In the [[Legends Trilogy]], Tas journeys to the [[Abyss]], where the [[deity|Gods]] are holding conference. There all the Gods of [[Krynn]] meet, while Tasslehoff realizes where he had seen Gilean before.
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| − | ===Sirrion===
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| − | '''Sirrion''' is the God of flame and natural power. He is the guardian of the neutral way and the creator of nature. Being the God of flame Sirrion is the most chaotic of the Gods of Neutrality often acting without taking time to think about his actions.
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| − | Sirrion is the companion of [[Shinare]], Goddess of industry, whos role frequently clashes with Sirrion's. For this reason they are seen as a quarrelsome couple.
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| − | ===Reorx===
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| − | [[Reorx]] is the god of the forge. Reorx was the god who captured Chaos, the father of the gods, in the Greygem of Gargath. Reorx is generally not revered by humans, but dwarves and gnomes hold him in the highest esteem, because of the fact he created the Graygem which morphed gnomes into dwarves and kender. Reorx is a big drinker and a notorious gambler.
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| − | ===Chislev===
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| − | Chislev, also known as the Beast, Wild One, and World Mother, represents the godly force of instinct. She believes the soul grows by releasing thought and instinct, and giving in to primal urges. She is the power of the natural world and all things wild. She is at one with Krynn, and extends her wrath to those that abuse the earth. Chislev is wracked with pain and suffering during times of war, and works in the current world to heal the wounds done to it. Chislev is the companion to [[Zivilyn]] and defender of nature from both evil and the unintentional damage of good. She also favors plants over animals.
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| − | ===Zivilyn===
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| − | Zivilyn, Seeker of Wisdom, exists in all the planes in all times, and hence possesses all the [[wisdom]] in all the places of existence. To prevent interfering, he usually leaves [[Krynn]] plane when the gods battle each other.
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| − | Zivilyn is the adviser to [[Gilean]] and companion of [[Chislev]].
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| − | The [[elf|elves]] of [[List of Dragonlance locations#Silvanesti|Silvanesti]] regard him as the patron of [[navigation]], as the green star of Zivilyn is used as guide during the nights. They know him as ''Zivilyn Greentree''. Zivilyn encourages self-knowledge and enlightenment even though it may be through either tranquility or madness.
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| − | ===Shinare===
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| − | '''Shinare''' is a goddess of wealth, money and industry, and hence the patron god of merchants and commerce.
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| − | She is also a favourite god of the [[dwarves]], although they portray her as being male. She is the companion of [[Sirrion]], although his love of nature often clashes with Shinare's desire for progress. She is also admired by merchants whose life revolves around their honest businesses.
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| − | ===Lunitari===
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| − | '''Lunitari''' also known as the Lady of the Crimson Moon and Red Sorceress, is the only daughter of [[Gilean]]. The identity of her mother is unknown.
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| − | Lunitari, along with [[Solinari]] and [[Nuitari]], puts loyalty to [[magic (game)|magic]] ahead of loyalty to the other Gods of her [[alignment (role-playing games)|alignment]]. She is the God of neutral magic, worshipped by red-robed magic users.
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| − | Lunitari appears in the sky as a red [[natural satellite|moon]]. When the other gods were abandoned by the people of [[Krynn]] after the [[Cataclysm (Dragonlance)|Cataclysm]], Lunitari (along with the other two Gods of magic) was still accepted. [[Night Sky of Krynn#Moons of Krynn|High Sanction]] is reached by the moon Lunitari every 28 days; during this period red robed mages experience increased power due to Lunitari's increased influence on the world.
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| − | Her moon has only been visited by [[Sturm Brightblade]], [[Kitiara Uth Matar]], and some gnomes in the novel [[Darkness and Light]].
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| − | ==Gods of Evil==
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| − | The gods of evil, much like the gods of good, recognise the need for balance, with the exception of Takhisis. Takhisis is more power hungry than the other gods, and her attempts to seize ultimate power for herself often earn the wrath of the other gods. This is what ultimately leads to her downfall, when she went too far and earned the disapproval of even the other gods of evil.
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| − | Other than Takhisis, Sargonnas plays a prominent role amongst the [[minotaur]]s, and Nuitari is of course important to the [[Wizards of High Sorcery]].
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| − | ===Takhisis===
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| − | [[Takhisis]] is the Queen of Darkness. She created the [[Chromatic Dragon]]s, and often appears as a five headed dragon, one head for each color of evil dragons (red, white, green, black, and blue). Takhisis is the younger sister to [[Paladine]] and [[Gilean]]. [[Sargonnas]] is Takhisis' consort, and together they have two children, [[Nuitari]] and [[Zeboim]]. She attempted to conquer the world several times, eventually the gods took away her godhood and a mortal [[elf]], [[Silvanoshei]], slayed her.
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| − | ===Sargonnas===
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| − | Sargonnas is the god of Honor and Vengeance. He is the favored patron of blue dragons due to their own fiery tempers. He was the [[consort]] of [[Takhisis]], Queen of Darkness, prior to the [[Chaos War]] and the [[War of Souls]]. Takhisis' actions in those conflicts dramatically altered Sargonnas' opinion of her. Sargonnas is a mysterious god, and most mortals of Krynn know little about him. He is held above all other gods by the [[minotaur]]s, who know him as Sargas, and even minotaurs who are not evil tend to worship him. He appears as an avatar of either a large minotaur or a red condor. Sargonnas is known to frequently play a key part in [[plot]]s both for and against his Queen.
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| − | Before the [[Cataclysm (Dragonlance)|Cataclysm]], the ogres inhabiting [[List of Dragonlance locations#Icereach|Icereach]] worshipped him as ''Gonnas the Strong''.
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| − | Morgion the Seething is the god of envy and an avid promoter of [[disease]], and [[decay]]. Green dragons are his loyal followers due to their common resentful nature. Morgion is a loner, who rarely talks to or acts with the other gods. He prefers to hatch his own plans in a far corner of the Abyss, rather than discuss them. Morgion is perhaps the most reviled of the gods, and his followers must meet in secret, under the orders of the ''Nightmaster''. ''Cultists of Morgion'' carry pouches with several special [[powder]]s including sleep and illness ones. They also carry weapons embedded with poison. Since even when reunited they cover their factions with hoods and masks, it is custom for the cultists to mark people, named the ''mark of Morgion''. The mark is seen by other cultists and some priests of other religions, but not by common people. It indicates the cultists that the bearer should not be harmed.
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| − | As [[Hiddukel]], Morgion may appear to dying people, especially if it is due illness, and make a pact: heal them in exchange of becoming cultists and spreading his plague. When the cultist is dying, or decides to break the pact, Morgion returns the original illness.
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| − | [[Chemosh (Dragonlance)|Chemosh]] is the Lord of the Undead. He takes the damned and makes them into undead, such as zombies, vampires, or in special cases death knights like [[Lord Soth]]. Mina becomes his cleric and main follower after Takhisis dies.
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| − | '''Zeboim''', Lady of the Tempests, is the goddess of gluttony and thus is favored by the black dragons.
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| − | She is the daughter of [[Takhisis]] and [[Sargonnas]], and twin sister of [[Nuitari]].
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| − | Zeboim is said the be the most [[temperament]]al of all the Gods, and the most dangerous to deal with. Her mood swings wildly from moment to moment, often displaying classical symptoms of [[manic depression]].
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| − | Zeboim is also the mother of Lord [[Ariakan]], founder of the [[Knights of Takhisis]].
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| − | As Goddess of the sea, she is in control of [[tempest]]s and [[weather]]. Her unpredictable nature and wild temper mean that many [[sailor|seamen]] who manage to offend her meet with untimely ends.
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| − | She is a major influence on the plot of Amber and Ashes, book one of The Dark Disciple, detailing Mina's life after the death of Takhsis and her conversion/love to [[Chemosh (Dragonlance)]].
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| − | ===Hiddukel===
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| − | [[Hiddukel]] ([[Intermediate]] CE), the Prince of Tarnished Gold, is the god of avarice and treachery. His symbol is broken merchant scales and his colors are red and bone. Red dragons are his loyal followers due to their common avaricious nature. He is also the patron of evil businessmen, thieves and many hogoblins. His clerics often leads double lives.
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| − | He is a deal maker who trades in [[soul]]s. Hiddukel's deal making skills are so great that it is said that he is the only being able to barter with [[Takhisis]] and come out in front. He hates [[Shinare]], and offer riches to anyone destroying her [[temple]]s. He also oppose [[Reorx]], but he is a coward at heart and so he does nothing to risk angering him.
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| − | He is said to control all of the ill-gotten wealth in the world. He is also known for contacting and making deals with dying men, who in desperation accept anything. As a payment for his services, he asks the mortal to deliver souls of men. Young maidens and [[Knights of Solamnia]] are his weakness.
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| − | His [[church]] is only nominaly organized. Apart for the [[Nightmaster]], every clerics works for himself. The most important ceremony is the [[Day of Bartered Souls]].
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| − | He is portrayed as a grossly obese [[man]] with cold eyes and an oily smile. He also appears in the shape of a [[coin]] with a grinning and a scowling face.
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| − | '''Nuitari''' also known as Master of the Dark Moon and Black Wizard, is the god of dark magic.
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| − | He is the son of [[Takhisis]] and [[Sargonnas]], and the twin brother of [[Zeboim (Dragonlance)|Zeboim]]. Nuitari, along with [[Solinari]] and [[Lunitari]], are more loyal to magic than to the other Gods of their [[alignment (role-playing games)|alignment]]. He is the God of black magic and thus worshipped by black-robed magic users.
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| − | Nuitari appears in the sky as a black [[moon]], visible only to black-robed magic users, or other supernatural beings such as [[Lord Soth]], a death knight. When the people of [[Krynn]] abandond the gods after the [[Cataclysm_(Dragonlance)|Cataclysm]], Nuitari (along with the other two Gods of magic) were still accepted. [[Night Sky of Krynn#Moons of Krynn|High Sanction]] is reached by the moon Nuitari every 8 days; during this period black robed mages experience increased power due to Nuitari's increased influence on the world.
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| − | ===The High God===
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| − | The High God was the god who called the other gods from the beyond. He is the creator of the universe, and he is representative of Law, Creation, and Order. He withdrew from the world of Krynn after this and wrote the plan for the universe in the Tobril, which he gave to Gilean. The High God has no clerics.
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| − | ===Mina===
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| − | [[Mina (Dragonlance)|Mina]], is a god of light turned evil, although she is not necessarily considered a god, but a "chosen one" of Takhsis when she stole the world away from the other gods. she was at one point a follower of chemosh and later his lover. at the end of amder and blood she becomes the god of tears | |
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| − | [[Ionthas]], god of chaos, also commonly referred to as "Chaos".
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| − | ===Ionthas===
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| − | ===Ionthas , gud af kaos , også ofte benævnt som "Chaos".===
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| − | !>He claims to be the father of the gods, though this is false, the High God created them. Han hævder at være far til guderne, men dette er falsk, skabt High Gud dem. He was trapped in the Graygem and when he escaped tried to destroy the world.
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| − | == See also ==
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| − | *[[Night Sky of Krynn]]
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| − | * {{cite book | author=Several; Edited by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman | title=Leaves from the Inn of the Last Home | publisher=Wizards of the Coast | year=1993 | id=ISBN 0-88038-465-4}}
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| − | * {{cite book | first=Michael | last=Williams | authorlink=Michael Williams | title=The Oath and the Measure: The Meetings Sextet vol. IV | publisher=Wizards of the Coast | year=2003 | id=ISBN 1-56076-336-1}}
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| − | * {{cite book | first=Douglas | last=Niles | authorlink=Douglas Niles | title=Fistandantilus Reborn: Lost Legends vol. II | publisher=Wizards of the Coast | year=1997 | id=ISBN 0-7869-0708-8}}
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| − | * {{cite book | author=Several; Edited by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman | title=The Players of Gilean - Tales from the World of Krynn | publisher=Wizards of the Coast | year=2003 | id=ISBN 0-7869-2920-0}}
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| − | * {{cite book | first=Douglas | last=Niles | authorlink=Douglas Niles | title=The Messenger: Icewall vol. I | publisher=Wizards of the Coast | year=2001 | id=ISBN 0-7869-1571-4}}
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| − | * {{cite book | first=Douglas | last=Niles | authorlink=Douglas Niles | title=The Golden Orb: Icewall vol. II | publisher=Wizards of the Coast | year=2002 | id=ISBN 0-7869-2692-9}}
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| − | * {{cite book | first=Douglas | last=Niles | authorlink=Douglas Niles | title=Winterheim: Icewall vol. III | publisher=Wizards of the Coast | year=2003 | id=ISBN 0-7869-2911-1}}
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| − | * {{cite book | author=Margaret Weis; Tracy Hickman | title=Dragons of a Lost Star: The War of Souls vol. II | publisher=Wizards of the Coast | year=2002 | id=ISBN 0-7869-2706-2 }}
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| − | * {{cite book | author=Margaret Weis; Tracy Hickman | title=Dragons of a Vanished Moon: The War of Souls vol. III | publisher=Wizards of the Coast | year=2003 | id=ISBN 0-7869-2950-2 }}
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| − | * {{cite book | first=Richard | last=Knaak | authorlink=Richard Knaak | title=The Legend of Huma: Heroes vol. I | publisher=Wizards of the Coast | year=2003 | id=ISBN 0-88038-548-0}}
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| − | *''Holy Orders of the Stars''
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| − | *''Dragonlance Campaign Setting''
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| − | *''Time of the Dragon'' (rules book)
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| − | *''Kaz the Minotaur''
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| − | *''The Search for Power''
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| − | *''The Search for Magic''
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| − | *''Amber and Ashes''
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| − | *''Knights of the Sword''
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| − | *''Galen Beknighted''
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| − | *''Chosen of the Gods''
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| − | *''Before the Mask''
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| − | *''The Odyssey of Gilthanas''
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| − | *''Towers of High Sorcery''
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| − | {{dragonlance}}
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| − | {{Wikipedia|List of Dragonlance deities}}
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| − | [[Category:Deities]]
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| − | [[Category:Lists]]
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