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that's an interesting twist (i.e. tying him the the Imperial elven fleet). I don't recall that from the original article, so if its your add, good job. Where is his scar from Lolth's bite? Arm? Hand? Leg? Face? I'm just thinking there might be superstitious omens if a priest gets bitten in the same spot by a spider or something.

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Eachthighern the Unicorn Lord: https://bit.ly/33ja8M2

A member of the Inner Circle of the Seelie Court, Eachthighern is lord of unicorn and pegasi. He is both guardian and healer, and his name is a byword for loyalty among the sylvan creatures.

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Eachthighern the Unicorn Lord: https://bit.ly/33ja8M2

A member of the Inner Circle of the Seelie Court, Eachthighern is lord of unicorn and pegasi. He is both guardian and healer, and his name is a byword for loyalty among the sylvan creatures.

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Saw this guy while researching Meilliki, had completely lost them since! Thank you Audly.

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Senior Scribe AuldDragon,

Wow! I know this is (6) years old from when you created it, but this is amazing! I will definitely find a good use for this in my campaigns. Thank you for your contribution and hard work! :)

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Senior Scribe AuldDragon,

Ah, well, that is a bummer. Do they not allow things that contradict or don't directly relate to 5e?

Best regards,

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Just wondering Aulddragon, do you have a list of these odd deities (the ones you HAVE done and the ones you HAVEN'T done yet)? I'd just be curious just how many little known/undocumented deities there are out in the multiverse. I know at one point you gave something like a list of such a few years back, but I didn't recall any neogi deities on it (that being said, my memories not what it used to be), so it almost seems like you've found even more.

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I'm not seeing much in the way of Slaadi gods on your site. Are they low on your priority or is the strange history of toad-like beings in Toril just too much of a mess to get into?

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Also likely off topic, but have any named Baernoloth come up in your research that have affected the realms?

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I'm not seeing much in the way of Slaadi gods on your site. Are they low on your priority or is the strange history of toad-like beings in Toril just too much of a mess to get into?

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Do you mean Ssendam and Ygorl? They're listed as Slaadi lords not gods in AD&D.

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Not really; much of that entered the game with 3rd Edition.

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Thanks for the reply. Not counting Ygorl then? I suppose they're a unique case.

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Just wondering Aulddragon, do you have a list of these odd deities (the ones you HAVE done and the ones you HAVEN'T done yet)? I'd just be curious just how many little known/undocumented deities there are out in the multiverse. I know at one point you gave something like a list of such a few years back, but I didn't recall any neogi deities on it (that being said, my memories not what it used to be), so it almost seems like you've found even more.

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This project essentially morphed out of me doing this spreadsheet, which has *almost* every deity, I believe:
http://blog.aulddragon.com/2010/12/complete-second-edition-deity-spreadsheet/

It is missing entries that I've done (the ogre deities Ysshara and Mirklak, which I've already written up), though, and I can't remember if that version has the neogi deities. Once I started the Monster Mythology Update Project I stopped updating the spreadsheet. At this point I'm still on the fence about a lot of the other isolated case deities since they usually exist only as a name (and sometimes not even that). These neogi deities actually have substantially more information than most (name, plane, alignment, description, portfolio, etc.).

There's a lot of unnamed deities/pantheons as well, and I'm on the fence for those right now. For example, the kercpa, the grippli, and the grung each has a single deity, but they have no names and these creatures really don't match the ideology of any existing deities very well. Spelljammer has unnamed and undetailed pantheons for the dracons and grommam, and there are the so-called "Wise Queen" of the K'r'r'r and the Mantis God of the Eternal Lotus of the Thri-Kreen. As an exception, I will be doing Klikral of the Insectare (from Spelljammer), and I have a deity coming next month that is from an early Dungeon magazine. There's actually a *lot* of deities that have been mentioned in Dungeon Magazine, although most are arguably human deities, so I am unlikely to ever do those. Mostly I just have scattered notes for all these deities rather than a comprehensive "To-Do" list.

Of those I've already completed, the ones I would consider "little-known" are:
* Dakarnok (Kobold), Dragon #63
* Grond Peaksmasher (firbolgs), One of the Moonshae trilogies and a Polyhedron article
* Refnara (Gnolls), Dungeon #48
* Mirklak and Ysshara, (Ogres), Elminster's Ecologies (Thar section)
* Arcanic and Elemtia (Dragons), one-line entries in Council of Wyrms
* Rais (Silver Dragons), SJR6 Greyspace
* Anguileusis (Anguillians), The Sea Devils and the associated adventures
* Ilxendren (Ixzan/ixitxachitls), Night Below (Piscaethces is from the same source and will be done eventually)
* Krocaa (Aarakocra), Dragon #124
* Brilros, Fanthros, Linroth, Naharra (Centaur), Dragon #105
* Chitza-Atlan (Centaur), The Hidden Shrine of Tamaochan

If I get a chance, I'll review the spreadsheet and see if I can get an updated one posted in the near future.

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Also, SINCE you brought up the kercpa deity, and since they're near and dear to my heart... I have slightly modified the original article for them. It mentions a "folk hero" in their stories for children called Rititisk the Clever, and I basically adopted that as another name for Ratatosk of the Norse Pantheon. As far as the tree deity goes, I figure they don't exactly have a name because it varies from world to world (some worlds it might be Verenestra that dryad goddess, others it might actually be male and be Rillifane Ralathil, Relkath of the many branches, Emmantiensien the treant god, etc... or it might be the embodiment of Yggdrasil itself.

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Verenestra the Oak Princess: http://bit.ly/2L8jTGz

Daughter of Titania and Oberon, Verenestra possesses an unearthly beauty that is dimly reflected in the nymphs, dryads, and sylphs of the Prime Material Plane that worship her. She is a flightly and vain, but ultimately cares deeply for her faerie folk.

If you’ve been enjoying these entries, please consider supporting the project on Patreon or Ko-Fi (links on the blog).

Jeff

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Verenestra the Oak Princess: http://bit.ly/2L8jTGz

Daughter of Titania and Oberon, Verenestra possesses an unearthly beauty that is dimly reflected in the nymphs, dryads, and sylphs of the Prime Material Plane that worship her. She is a flightly and vain, but ultimately cares deeply for her faerie folk.

If you’ve been enjoying these entries, please consider supporting the project on Patreon or Ko-Fi (links on the blog).

Jeff

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This is timely. I was thinking about her last week when I was writing up the "wildwood jackrabbit" as a creature idea for anchorome. I was thinking about some "alternate" dryads who take on somewhat animalistic looks. In particular, my thoughts were one that had rabbit ears (and yes, I get the playgirl imagery, but still, I like it)... and another was of a woman with antelope or deer like horns. Offhand, besides the "standard" dryad can you think of any other varieties that have come out over time that I might want to look at that you might have seen in reviewing for this goddess?

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Verenestra the Oak Princess: http://bit.ly/2L8jTGz

Daughter of Titania and Oberon, Verenestra possesses an unearthly beauty that is dimly reflected in the nymphs, dryads, and sylphs of the Prime Material Plane that worship her. She is a flightly and vain, but ultimately cares deeply for her faerie folk.

If you’ve been enjoying these entries, please consider supporting the project on Patreon or Ko-Fi (links on the blog).

Jeff

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This is timely. I was thinking about her last week when I was writing up the "wildwood jackrabbit" as a creature idea for anchorome. I was thinking about some "alternate" dryads who take on somewhat animalistic looks. In particular, my thoughts were one that had rabbit ears (and yes, I get the playgirl imagery, but still, I like it)... and another was of a woman with antelope or deer like horns. Offhand, besides the "standard" dryad can you think of any other varieties that have come out over time that I might want to look at that you might have seen in reviewing for this goddess?

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Maybe this can serve as inspiration?

http://www.native-languages.org/legends-animals.htm

I think the mythology of the native north americans is wonderful and I would personally try to draw inspiration from their legends as much as possible, considering Anchorome is meant to be inspired by north america. A salmon carrying the souls of the deceased into the after life. The legend of the wendigo. The list is endless.

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This is timely. I was thinking about her last week when I was writing up the "wildwood jackrabbit" as a creature idea for anchorome. I was thinking about some "alternate" dryads who take on somewhat animalistic looks. In particular, my thoughts were one that had rabbit ears (and yes, I get the playgirl imagery, but still, I like it)... and another was of a woman with antelope or deer like horns. Offhand, besides the "standard" dryad can you think of any other varieties that have come out over time that I might want to look at that you might have seen in reviewing for this goddess?

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