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	Overcome by guilt and horror at the battle that erupted between his son and granddaughter, Thunder-Father fled back to the blue orb of sky but - at ''il Demonio's'' advice - allowed the crack to persist so he would have a way to flee if Brightwell came to seek revenge, thus forsaking his self-appointed duty as a protector and allowing the evils in the Mists - Brightwell's dreams and nightmares - to enter the world. Again due to ''il Demonio's'' whispers, Thunder-Father seized Haurau so she could not be taken from him, and unintentionally shattered her, giving rise to many younger goddesses who all fled his grasp. In the current day and age, the people of Lilliend believe Thunder-Father dwells in ''L'Haut'', and his sorrow gives rise to the rainstorms and heavy snowfall the domain is known for. It is believed he still lusts for Brightwell, but is too afraid to approach her.		Overcome by guilt and horror at the battle that erupted between his son and granddaughter, Thunder-Father fled back to the blue orb of sky but - at ''il Demonio's'' advice - allowed the crack to persist so he would have a way to flee if Brightwell came to seek revenge, thus forsaking his self-appointed duty as a protector and allowing the evils in the Mists - Brightwell's dreams and nightmares - to enter the world. Again due to ''il Demonio's'' whispers, Thunder-Father seized Haurau so she could not be taken from him, and unintentionally shattered her, giving rise to many younger goddesses who all fled his grasp. In the current day and age, the people of Lilliend believe Thunder-Father dwells in ''L'Haut'', and his sorrow gives rise to the rainstorms and heavy snowfall the domain is known for. It is believed he still lusts for Brightwell, but is too afraid to approach her.

			In Lilliend, he is largely considered to be a spent force, lost in his own grief and loneliness.

	==Other==		==Other==

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	==Other==		==Other==
	It is likely that Thunder-Father was the patron of the old Kings of Lilliend in its [[False History]]. When Lilliend waged war on its neighbours, this was stated to be because they were not nations that worshipped Thunder-Father (though the real reason was to fill the nation's coffers with war-loot). As such, it may be assumed that Thunder-Father's church supported the war effort.		It is likely that Thunder-Father was the patron of the old Kings of Lilliend during its [[False History]]. When Lilliend waged war on its neighbours, this was stated to be because they were not nations that worshipped Thunder-Father (though the real reason was to fill the nation's coffers with war-loot). As such, it may be assumed that Thunder-Father's church supported the war effort.

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	==Mythos==		==Mythos==
	In [[Lilliend]], it is believed that Thunder-Father created the '''blue orb of sky''', a place where [[The Mists\|the infinite Mists]] could not penetrate. '''Haurau''', goddess of the earth, agreed to live there with him so she could bring forth life, while her sister [[Brightwell] opted to remain in the Mists and dream away eternity. Thunder-Father impregnated Haurau time and again, carelessly killing the life that had been born from his wife and dwelled upon her surface, and wounded her.		In [[Lilliend]], it is believed that Thunder-Father created the '''blue orb of sky''', a place where [[The Mists\|the infinite Mists]] could not penetrate. '''Haurau''', goddess of the earth, agreed to live there with him so she could bring forth life, while her sister [[Brightwell]] opted to remain in the Mists and dream away eternity. Thunder-Father impregnated Haurau time and again, carelessly killing the life that had been born from his wife and dwelled upon her surface, and wounded her.

	As Haurau had grown old and wrinkled, Thunder-Father lusted after Brightwell's unblemished body and cracked the blue orb of sky so he could assault her in her sleep. This act of [[rape]] caused Brightwell to give birth to the dread god ''[[il Demonio]]'', who assaulted her in turn, causing the birth of [[Ashar]].		As Haurau had grown old and wrinkled, Thunder-Father lusted after Brightwell's unblemished body and cracked the blue orb of sky so he could assault her in her sleep. This act of [[rape]] caused Brightwell to give birth to the dread god ''[[il Demonio]]'', who assaulted her in turn, causing the birth of [[Ashar]].

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	==Dogma==		==Dogma==
	Thunder-Father exhorts his followers to love their families, be hospitable to strangers and protect those under their care. However, he also calls on them to stand strong and govern their charges not as an equal, but as a superior.		Thunder-Father exhorts his followers to love their families, be hospitable to strangers and protect those under their care. However, he also calls on them to stand strong and govern their charges not as an equal, but as a superior. In Lilliend, it is forbidden by law for his Clerics to be female. (This has not prevented an apocalyptic, all-woman cult from being founded in his name.)

	==Alignment==		==Alignment==

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	Overcome by guilt and horror at the battle that erupted between his son and granddaughter, Thunder-Father fled back to the blue orb of sky but - at ''il Demonio's'' advice - allowed the crack to persist so he would have a way to flee if Brightwell came to seek revenge, thus forsaking his self-appointed duty as a protector and allowing the evils in the Mists - Brightwell's dreams and nightmares - to enter the world. Again due to ''il Demonio's'' whispers, Thunder-Father seized Haurau so she could not be taken from him, and unintentionally shattered her, giving rise to many younger goddesses who all fled his grasp. In the current day and age, the people of Lilliend believe Thunder-Father dwells in ''L'Haut'', and his sorrow gives rise to the rainstorms and heavy snowfall the domain is known for. It is believed he still lusts for Brightwell, but is too afraid to approach her.		Overcome by guilt and horror at the battle that erupted between his son and granddaughter, Thunder-Father fled back to the blue orb of sky but - at ''il Demonio's'' advice - allowed the crack to persist so he would have a way to flee if Brightwell came to seek revenge, thus forsaking his self-appointed duty as a protector and allowing the evils in the Mists - Brightwell's dreams and nightmares - to enter the world. Again due to ''il Demonio's'' whispers, Thunder-Father seized Haurau so she could not be taken from him, and unintentionally shattered her, giving rise to many younger goddesses who all fled his grasp. In the current day and age, the people of Lilliend believe Thunder-Father dwells in ''L'Haut'', and his sorrow gives rise to the rainstorms and heavy snowfall the domain is known for. It is believed he still lusts for Brightwell, but is too afraid to approach her.

			==Other==
			It is likely that Thunder-Father was the patron of the old Kings of Lilliend in its [[False History]]. When Lilliend waged war on its neighbours, this was stated to be because they were not nations that worshipped Thunder-Father (though the real reason was to fill the nation's coffers with war-loot). As such, it may be assumed that Thunder-Father's church supported the war effort.

	[[Category:Adulterer]]		[[Category:Adulterer]]

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	As Haurau had grown old and wrinkled, Thunder-Father lusted after Brightwell's unblemished body and cracked the blue orb of sky so he could assault her in her sleep. This act of [[rape]] caused Brightwell to give birth to the dread god ''[[il Demonio]]'', who assaulted her in turn, causing the birth of [[Ashar]].		As Haurau had grown old and wrinkled, Thunder-Father lusted after Brightwell's unblemished body and cracked the blue orb of sky so he could assault her in her sleep. This act of [[rape]] caused Brightwell to give birth to the dread god ''[[il Demonio]]'', who assaulted her in turn, causing the birth of [[Ashar]].

	Overcome by guilt and horror at the battle between his son and granddaughter, Thunder-Father fled back to the blue orb of sky but - at ''il Demonio's'' advice - allowed the crack to persist so he would have a way to flee if Brightwell came to seek revenge, thus forsaking his self-appointed duty as a protector and allowing the evils in the Mists - Brightwell's dreams and nightmares - to enter the world. Again due to ''il Demonio's'' whispers, Thunder-Father seized Haurau so she could not be taken from him, and unintentionally shattered her, giving rise to many younger goddesses who all fled his grasp. In the current day and age, the people of Lilliend believe Thunder-Father dwells in ''L'Haut'', and his sorrow gives rise to the rainstorms and heavy snowfall the domain is known for. It is believed he still lusts for Brightwell, but is too afraid to approach her.		Overcome by guilt and horror at the battle that erupted between his son and granddaughter, Thunder-Father fled back to the blue orb of sky but - at ''il Demonio's'' advice - allowed the crack to persist so he would have a way to flee if Brightwell came to seek revenge, thus forsaking his self-appointed duty as a protector and allowing the evils in the Mists - Brightwell's dreams and nightmares - to enter the world. Again due to ''il Demonio's'' whispers, Thunder-Father seized Haurau so she could not be taken from him, and unintentionally shattered her, giving rise to many younger goddesses who all fled his grasp. In the current day and age, the people of Lilliend believe Thunder-Father dwells in ''L'Haut'', and his sorrow gives rise to the rainstorms and heavy snowfall the domain is known for. It is believed he still lusts for Brightwell, but is too afraid to approach her.

	[[Category:Adulterer]]		[[Category:Adulterer]]

Rock: /* Mythos */

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	==Mythos==		==Mythos==
	In [[Lilliend]], it is believed that Thunder-Father created the '''blue orb of sky''', a place where [[The Mists\|the infinite Mists]] could not penetrate. '''Haurau''', goddess of the earth, agreed to live there with him so she could bring forth life, while her sister [[Brightwell] opted to remain in the Mists and dream away eternity. Thunder-Father impregnated Haurau time and again, carelessly killing the life that had been born from his wife and dwelled upon her surface, and wounded her. As Haurau had grown old and wrinkled, Thunder-Father lusted after Brightwell's unblemished body and cracked the blue orb of sky so he could assault her in her sleep. This act of [[rape]] caused Brightwell to give birth to the dread god ''[[il Demonio]]'', who assaulted her in turn, causing the birth of [[Ashar]]. Overcome by guilt and horror at the battle between his son and granddaughter, Thunder-Father fled back to the blue orb of sky but - at ''il Demonio's'' advice - allowed the crack to persist so he would have a way to flee if Brightwell came to seek revenge. Again due to ''il Demonio's'' whispers, Thunder-Father seized Haurau so she could not be taken from him, and unintentionally shattered her, giving rise to many younger goddesses who all fled his grasp. In the current day and age, the people of Lilliend believe Thunder-Father dwells in ''L'Haut'', and his sorrow gives rise to the rainstorms and heavy snowfall the domain is known for.		In [[Lilliend]], it is believed that Thunder-Father created the '''blue orb of sky''', a place where [[The Mists\|the infinite Mists]] could not penetrate. '''Haurau''', goddess of the earth, agreed to live there with him so she could bring forth life, while her sister [[Brightwell] opted to remain in the Mists and dream away eternity. Thunder-Father impregnated Haurau time and again, carelessly killing the life that had been born from his wife and dwelled upon her surface, and wounded her.

			As Haurau had grown old and wrinkled, Thunder-Father lusted after Brightwell's unblemished body and cracked the blue orb of sky so he could assault her in her sleep. This act of [[rape]] caused Brightwell to give birth to the dread god ''[[il Demonio]]'', who assaulted her in turn, causing the birth of [[Ashar]].

			Overcome by guilt and horror at the battle between his son and granddaughter, Thunder-Father fled back to the blue orb of sky but - at ''il Demonio's'' advice - allowed the crack to persist so he would have a way to flee if Brightwell came to seek revenge, thus forsaking his self-appointed duty as a protector and allowing the evils in the Mists - Brightwell's dreams and nightmares - to enter the world. Again due to ''il Demonio's'' whispers, Thunder-Father seized Haurau so she could not be taken from him, and unintentionally shattered her, giving rise to many younger goddesses who all fled his grasp. In the current day and age, the people of Lilliend believe Thunder-Father dwells in ''L'Haut'', and his sorrow gives rise to the rainstorms and heavy snowfall the domain is known for. It is believed he still lusts for Brightwell, but is too afraid to approach her.

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	==Mythos==		==Mythos==
	In [[Lilliend]], it is believed that Thunder-Father created the '''blue orb of sky''', a place where [[The Mists\|the infinite Mists]] could not penetrate. '''Haurau''', goddess of the earth, agreed to live there with him so she could bring forth life, while her sister [[Brightwell] opted to remain in the Mists and dream away eternity. Thunder-Father impregnated Haurau time and again, carelessly killing the life that had been born from his wife and dwelled upon her surface, and wounded her. As Haurau had grown old and wrinkled, Thunder-Father lusted after Brightwell's unblemished body and cracked the blue orb of sky so he could assault her in her sleep. This act of [[rape]] caused Brightwell to give birth to the dread god ''[[il Demonio]]'', who assaulted her in turn, causing the birth of [[Ashar]]. Overcome by guilt and horror at the battle between his son and granddaughter, Thunder-Father fled back to the blue orb of sky but - at ''il Demonio's advice - allowed the crack to persist so he would have a way to flee if Brightwell came to seek revenge. Again due to ''il Demonio's'' whispers, Thunder-Father seized Haurau so she could not be taken from him, and unintentionally shattered her, giving rise to many younger goddesses who all fled his grasp. In the current day and age, the people of Lilliend believe Thunder-Father dwells in ''L'Haut'', and his sorrow gives rise to the rainstorms and heavy snowfall the domain is known for.		In [[Lilliend]], it is believed that Thunder-Father created the '''blue orb of sky''', a place where [[The Mists\|the infinite Mists]] could not penetrate. '''Haurau''', goddess of the earth, agreed to live there with him so she could bring forth life, while her sister [[Brightwell] opted to remain in the Mists and dream away eternity. Thunder-Father impregnated Haurau time and again, carelessly killing the life that had been born from his wife and dwelled upon her surface, and wounded her. As Haurau had grown old and wrinkled, Thunder-Father lusted after Brightwell's unblemished body and cracked the blue orb of sky so he could assault her in her sleep. This act of [[rape]] caused Brightwell to give birth to the dread god ''[[il Demonio]]'', who assaulted her in turn, causing the birth of [[Ashar]]. Overcome by guilt and horror at the battle between his son and granddaughter, Thunder-Father fled back to the blue orb of sky but - at ''il Demonio's'' advice - allowed the crack to persist so he would have a way to flee if Brightwell came to seek revenge. Again due to ''il Demonio's'' whispers, Thunder-Father seized Haurau so she could not be taken from him, and unintentionally shattered her, giving rise to many younger goddesses who all fled his grasp. In the current day and age, the people of Lilliend believe Thunder-Father dwells in ''L'Haut'', and his sorrow gives rise to the rainstorms and heavy snowfall the domain is known for.

Rock: Created page with "{{Netbook-canon}} A god first mentioned in the Lilliend Gazetteer in Quoth the Raven Issue 25. Thunder-Father is primarily a god of the sky, weather and fertility, but is also termed a god of men and protection. There exists some archaeological evidence that he is not only one of the oldest gods of Lilliend, but that he was once king of its pantheon. ==Dogma== Thunder-Father exhorts his followers to love their fami..."

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Created page with "{{Netbook-canon}} A god first mentioned in the Lilliend Gazetteer in Quoth the Raven Issue 25. Thunder-Father is primarily a god of the sky, weather and fertility, but is also termed a god of men and protection. There exists some archaeological evidence that he is not only one of the oldest gods of Lilliend, but that he was once king of its pantheon. ==Dogma== Thunder-Father exhorts his followers to love their fami..."

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A [[god]] first mentioned in the [[Lilliend (Article)|Lilliend Gazetteer]] in [[Quoth the Raven Issue 25]]. Thunder-Father is primarily a god of the sky, weather and fertility, but is also termed a god of [[male|men]] and [[protection]]. There exists some archaeological evidence that he is not only one of the oldest gods of [[Lilliend]], but that he was once [[king]] of its [[pantheon]].

==Dogma==
Thunder-Father exhorts his followers to love their families, be hospitable to strangers and protect those under their care. However, he also calls on them to stand strong and govern their charges not as an equal, but as a superior.

==Alignment==
[[Chaotic Neutral]]

==[[Cleric]] [[Alignment|Alignments]]==
[[Chaotic Evil]], [[Chaotic Good]], [[Chaotic Neutral]]

==Portfolio==
The sky, the weather, fertility, men, protection, kings

==Symbol==
An old man in archaic, bronze armour with a long beard, holding a handful of lightning-bolts, standing in a blue sphere.

==Spell Domains==
[[Air Domain|Air]], [[Chaos Domain|Chaos]], Charm, [[Destruction Domain|Destruction]], [[Protection Domain|Protection]], Weather

===Spell Subdomains===
Catastrophe, Cloud, Defense, Love, Lust, Seasons, Storms, Wards, Wind

==Favoured Weapon==
[[Shortspear]]

==Mythos==
In [[Lilliend]], it is believed that Thunder-Father created the '''blue orb of sky''', a place where [[The Mists|the infinite Mists]] could not penetrate. '''Haurau''', goddess of the earth, agreed to live there with him so she could bring forth life, while her sister [[Brightwell] opted to remain in the Mists and dream away eternity. Thunder-Father impregnated Haurau time and again, carelessly killing the life that had been born from his wife and dwelled upon her surface, and wounded her. As Haurau had grown old and wrinkled, Thunder-Father lusted after Brightwell's unblemished body and cracked the blue orb of sky so he could assault her in her sleep. This act of [[rape]] caused Brightwell to give birth to the dread god ''[[il Demonio]]'', who assaulted her in turn, causing the birth of [[Ashar]]. Overcome by guilt and horror at the battle between his son and granddaughter, Thunder-Father fled back to the blue orb of sky but - at ''il Demonio's advice - allowed the crack to persist so he would have a way to flee if Brightwell came to seek revenge. Again due to ''il Demonio's'' whispers, Thunder-Father seized Haurau so she could not be taken from him, and unintentionally shattered her, giving rise to many younger goddesses who all fled his grasp. In the current day and age, the people of Lilliend believe Thunder-Father dwells in ''L'Haut'', and his sorrow gives rise to the rainstorms and heavy snowfall the domain is known for.

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