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Campaign Guide
Allamar
Titles: Queen of the Sea, The Blue Lady, The Chalice
Portfolio: architecture, craftwork, justice, truth
Typical Worshipers: judges and those in the legal profession; crafters; birthing mothers; those about to die
Typical Worshiper Alignment: LN
Domains: Artifice, Fire, Glory, Healing, Law, Sun,
Water
Subdomains: Honor, Oceans
Favored Weapon: Warhammer
Minor Ritual: Say a prayer over strong wine that has been
heated to near boiling. Drink the wine while hot.
Sample Blessing: “The soul is the basis of all existance. A
well ordered soul shall bring forth your greatness.”

Symbol of Allamar
Allamar, wife to Allafar, is a powerful goddess who watches
over the souls of all mortals. She is said to have discovered
the secrets of working with stone and iron, taming the
flames destructive inclinations, and is the manifestation of
individual perfection.
She is often depicted as a dark skinned woman whose
hair is a halo of flame. She wears a deep blue toga woven
from the first water that fell upon the land to make the
oceans. Most portraits show beside a fiery kiln and basin
working metal, clay, and stone. Others show studying the
works of mortals from her manor which is set in the sun.
Allamar and her husband create all the humanoids of the
world. Before their birth, Allamar tells all future mortals
the goals, she has set forth for their lives and then places
a single shard of metal within each of their hearts. As the

mortals progress through life, their hearts work upon the
metal, either purifying it from other metals or corrupting
it based upon their actions in life.

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It is also said that when a mortal commits an evil act, their
soul cries tears only the gods can see. Allamar collects
these tears in a clay amphora she makes for each and every
mortal. She places these pots in her manor house which
passes over all the land each day in the sun.
Once a mortal reaches the end of life, she measures
the tears and removes the shard from the mortal heart. If
the shard is corrupt, she tosses it down from heaven where
it buries itself deep in the earth. If it is pure, she uses it to
make weapons for her husband and his army. If the mortal’s
jar of tears is full, she casts the soul into the flames of the
sun; if the jar still has room, she allows its owner to become
part of her husband’s army.
It is said that one day Allamar’s jars will be too full of
the sins of mortals and the tears will overflow. On this day
the tears will extinguish the sun.
Priests: The priests of Allamar are rigid individuals who
prefer a ritualistic approach to both their daily life as well
as the temples they preside over.
This is not to say that Allamar’s priests are callous;
rather, they believe by exemplifying self-control, they are
following the path set out to them by their goddess, and
are better citizens of the Empire as well.
Worshipers: Allamar is the Queen of the Earth and is

paired with the elements of fire and water. She is the goddess of self-perfection and individual honor. Many pray to
her during childbirth, traveling, sickness or suffering, along
with sailors and those seeking atonement. Many will “swear
to Allamar” when the truthfulness of their claims is in question as a way of expressing their sincerity. When a person
swears in such a way there is a 1% chance that Allamar takes
notice and, if the swearer is lying, immediately strike them
blind. If the setting is a legal one, this chance raises to 5%.
The priests and priestesses of the Allamar tend to wear
robes of brown and green, brown and blue, or brown and
red. They are given the honorific of “Gardeners.”

Advenus
Titles: The Wondering Ox, Mist Bringer, The Grey
Guide
Portfolio: death, secrets, traveling, trickery
Typical Worshipers: preparers of the dead; con artists;
seekers of lost knowledge
Typical Worshiper Alignment: CN
Domains: Chaos, Charm, Healing, Knowledge, Liberation, Repose. Rune, Travel, Trickery