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| alignment = {{TN}}
 
| alignment = {{TN}}
 
| domain = Love
 
| domain = Love
| rank = Intermediate
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| rank = Lesser
 
| color = Red  
 
| color = Red  
 
| color_2 = White
 
| color_2 = White
 
| Symbol = Two flowers intertwined
 
| Symbol = Two flowers intertwined
 
| f_alignment = NG, LN, (TN), CN, NE
 
| f_alignment = NG, LN, (TN), CN, NE
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| FWeapon = Staff
 
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== History ==
 
== History ==
  
Devayani is the god of all things related to love: lust, love, broken hearts, and star crossed lovers.  
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Devayani is the god of all things related to love: lust, love, broken hearts, and star crossed lovers.  Young men will mutter prayers to Devayani when they approach a beautiful girl, and several high profile marriages are rumored to be the work of clerics of Devayani.
  
Young men will mutter prayers to Devayani when they approach a beautiful girl, and several high profile marriages are rumored to be the work of clerics of Devayani.
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There is a large temple to Devayani in the town of Nuvar; it is a popular place to hold weddings and similar events. There is also a chapel to Devayani in Shal'tirr'em.

Latest revision as of 17:51, 14 April 2011

Deities
World
Categories
Devayani
Influence Lesser
Alignment True Neutral
Sphere Love
Colors Red, White as secondary
Symbol Two flowers intertwined
Favored Weapon Staff
 
Followers
Alignment NG, LN, (TN), CN, NE
Class Any


History

Devayani is the god of all things related to love: lust, love, broken hearts, and star crossed lovers. Young men will mutter prayers to Devayani when they approach a beautiful girl, and several high profile marriages are rumored to be the work of clerics of Devayani.

There is a large temple to Devayani in the town of Nuvar; it is a popular place to hold weddings and similar events. There is also a chapel to Devayani in Shal'tirr'em.