| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
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| #1thedmdaveJun 30, 2010 16:29:29 | Try as I might, I can't find a source. |
| #2sfdragonJun 30, 2010 17:14:21 | his duaghter worshiped the secret under the mountain dwarf god whose name I forget, so I'd imagine so did he. Wulfgar worships the mighty Tempos a god who you do not triffle with |
| #3thedmdaveJun 30, 2010 17:21:43 | html_removed
One would normally think so. But Salvatore tends to be more unconventional in his choice of deities, e.g. Drizzt worshipping Meilikki. |
| #4gmhackJun 30, 2010 18:23:04 | Cattie-Brie worshiped Dumathoin, the keeper of secrets under the mountain, and I am pretty sure that Bruenor worships Moradin. |
| #5johnkretzerJun 30, 2010 21:16:53 | Drizzt worships Meilikki and Elistrae. Both sound correct for a drow ranger. Drizzt never worshipped Elistraee...atleast not in any of the books I read. I think Salvatore hated Elistraee as it sorta stole Drizzt's thunder. Bruenor I think worshipped Clanggedin(sp?) but he probably said prayers to all the Dwarvern pantheon |
| #618DELTAJun 30, 2010 21:27:14 | Cattie-Brie worshiped Dumathoin, the keeper of secrets under the mountain, and I am pretty sure that Bruenor worships Moradin. Bruenor worshipped Dumathoin also. |
| #7foreverslayerJun 30, 2010 22:19:33 | I believe Bruenor actually worshipped three gods Moradin, Clanggedin and Dumathoin because he engraved their symbols into Aegis-Fang when he created it. |
| #8Dragon9Jun 30, 2010 23:09:36 | Tempos sounds correct. Yes, it was Tempus. He frequently shouted out his god's name as a battlecry when he charged into combat. |
| #9Nai_CalusJul 01, 2010 6:35:43 | Because she was a terrible, terrible insult to equality and failed miserably at what was allegedly her entire reason for living. Nevermind her, she needed to die, but why the hell did they have to kill Vhaeraun? And so utterly lamely at that? (Bah, we all know he didn't really die anyway.) Clearly Drizzt needs to just convert to Corellon. |
| #10StiggerJul 01, 2010 6:50:01 | Meh, Corellon are crap. Get yourself a real deity that can actually decide on a gender. Something good, like Sune or Lliira, instead of those pansy pretenders that flit around like wannabe Morwel's and her Court of Stars. |
| #11thedmdaveJul 01, 2010 9:46:55 |
I'm unsure if Corellon would accept a Dark Elf cousin, even if he is Chaotic Good. |
| #12JorunhastJul 01, 2010 18:00:44 | I'm unsure if Corellon would accept a Dark Elf cousin, even if he is Chaotic Good. In 4E, Corellon would accept them (in 1.0-3.5E, definitely not). Part of the outcome of Eilistraee getting whacked was that she supposedly made a sacrifice that not only cleansed her direct followers but also re-opened worship of Corellon back up to the drow masses. |
| #13Nai_CalusJul 01, 2010 23:07:43 | Corellon, in 2E, has drow clergy members. It's described as 'a handful', but they exist. Somewhere in Faerun there's at least one, and probably more than one, shrine/temple with a clergy member or two running around with black skin, white hair and red eyes. I'm, uh, pretty damned sure Corellon would be just fine with Drizzt. He probably *is* just fine with Drizzt, whether he worships him or not. |
| #14ZireaelJul 02, 2010 3:59:07 | Second that question. As for the original poster - Drizzt worships Mielikki, Bruenor - the aforementioned trio of Moradin, Clangeddin & Dumathoin. |
| #1518DELTAJul 02, 2010 7:43:18 | Page 102 in Demihuman Deities... |
| #16Nai_CalusJul 02, 2010 8:20:21 | As Delta said. Specifically the part of the 'Church' section that talks about the subrace makeup of the clergy. (There's more half-elves than sea elves in the clergy, amusingly.) |