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Azar
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Posted - 06 Nov 2020 :  07:13:51  Show Profile Send Azar a Private Message  Reply with Quote  Delete Topic
Hello folks.

I was wondering...are there canonical examples of artifacts or even "mundane" magical items produced by two or more cooperating religions working in unison? There is this instrument I want to create, but I first wish to get a sense of how much such a creation would "break" established lore (i.e., the way the faiths interact with one another).

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Seeker Azar,

quote:
I was wondering...are there canonical examples of artifacts or even "mundane" magical items produced by two or more cooperating religions working in unison? There is this instrument I want to create, but I first wish to get a sense of how much such a creation would "break" established lore (i.e., the way the faiths interact with one another).



I believe it is reasonable based on the legend behind it that the Elves of Tethir and Mir had multiple religions working together to complete the Calimemnon Crystal. That was and is a big deal.

I know it doesn't canonically state it, but hopefully this is in the right direction!

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I don't know of a canon example, but I wouldn't be surprised to find priesthoods working together in this way. It would very much depend on the priesthoods involved though and what they were building, and if its something old, did the priesthoods exist yet, were the priesthoods spread into whereever you're going to put it being build at that time, etc... Just some things to think about.

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Great Reader sleyvas,

quote:
I don't know of a canon example, but I wouldn't be surprised to find priesthoods working together in this way.


Agreed. I looked, but couldn't find any by the Triad. I was kind of surprised.

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The closest I have heard of multi-deity relics would be Harpers. Each of the gods involved have granted powers to Master Harpers (Code of the Harpers pg 40).

"Iriaebor is a fine city. So what if you can have violence between merchant groups break out at any moment. Not every city can offer dinner AND a show."

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Posted - 06 Nov 2020 :  18:13:43  Show Profile  Visit cpthero2's Homepage Send cpthero2 a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Senior Scribe TheIriaeban,

I could see how that could be construed that way.

Although, with the good and evil that runs solidly through the Harper's how would you assign an alignment to that "relic"? lol

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I was just using that as an example where the gods can cooperate in "enchanting an object". However, if you want to go down that road, I would say any relic they cooperatively produced would be NG. Most of the gods involved are NG, with a couple CG, and one N. I do not see any evil deities (at least in Faiths & Avatars, the same-edition deities reference for Code of the Harpers) involved in the Harpers. If an evil Harper got a hold of it and used it for an evil purpose, it would either not work or there would be some divine retribution heading that Harper's way.

"Iriaebor is a fine city. So what if you can have violence between merchant groups break out at any moment. Not every city can offer dinner AND a show."

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Posted - 06 Nov 2020 :  19:05:55  Show Profile  Visit cpthero2's Homepage Send cpthero2 a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Senior Scribe TheIriaeban,

quote:
I was just using that as an example where the gods can cooperate in "enchanting an object".


Ah, gotcha. I thought you meant as in enchanting the people themselves and being "instruments" of the deities. My bad. I misunderstood you.

quote:
However, if you want to go down that road, I would say any relic they cooperatively produced would be NG. Most of the gods involved are NG, with a couple CG, and one N. I do not see any evil deities (at least in Faiths & Avatars, the same-edition deities reference for Code of the Harpers) involved in the Harpers. If an evil Harper got a hold of it and used it for an evil purpose, it would either not work or there would be some divine retribution heading that Harper's way.


I get that the deities are listed that way, and that most of them are probably as listed for their alignments. However, Silvanus is definitely not neutral, if an absolute alignment system is being used. That deity is not ultra evil, but he surely isn't neutral. I'd say moderately evil'ish.

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Dalor Darden
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Posted - 06 Nov 2020 :  19:36:35  Show Profile Send Dalor Darden a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Please don't.

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Ayrik
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We know that the evil deities like to dominate and subjugate their peers. So Mask is indentured to Shar, Bane can sometimes command Talos and Malar, etc.

And, to be honest, it's really much the same thing with the good deities. Torm and Helm serve Tyr, etc.

So it seems like there's some precedent in Realms mythology, if not in Realms history. Certain deities have interests which naturally produce alliances and enmities, at least in specifics.

I think that religious artifacts ("relics" in old lore) are always created by the designs and artifices (and narratives) of the deities themselves, not of their clergy. The god decides to craft a symbol of alliance with other gods, or the goddess decides to invest the essence of many gods into a weapon, whatever.

It's not about such mundane things like two churches getting along well enough to collaborate on fashioning an epic godly item.
From the perspective of a deity that's too binding. Too problematic. It's a permanent reminder of some shared oath or purpose with other deities - who might, as time moves forward - become competitors, adversaries, or even bitter enemies. The deities don't always have choice in the matter, but their little priesthoods and faithfuls aren't positioned (and really shouldn't dare) to impose such restrictions onto the beings they worship.

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Posted - 06 Nov 2020 :  20:37:28  Show Profile  Visit cpthero2's Homepage Send cpthero2 a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Great Reader Darden,

I only planned to leave it there, only as a point. I'm certain if Great Reader Ayrik were so predisposed, that I could get him to engage me on the other scroll. Which, I would love to do Great Reader Ayrik! :)

I will absolutely endeavor to leave it at just that point, so that the scroll's don't cross contaminate.

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Ayrik
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Posted - 06 Nov 2020 :  20:47:42  Show Profile Send Ayrik a Private Message  Reply with Quote
@cpthero2 ... "the other scroll" ?

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Dalor Darden
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Posted - 06 Nov 2020 :  21:06:23  Show Profile Send Dalor Darden a Private Message  Reply with Quote
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Originally posted by cpthero2

Great Reader Darden,

I only planned to leave it there, only as a point. I'm certain if Great Reader Ayrik were so predisposed, that I could get him to engage me on the other scroll. Which, I would love to do Great Reader Ayrik! :)

I will absolutely endeavor to leave it at just that point, so that the scroll's don't cross contaminate.

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There is an 11 ft long sword buried high up in a cliff along the river Sargauth with runes of Bane, Bhaal, Moander, and Myrkul along its blade.

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Posted - 06 Nov 2020 :  21:25:21  Show Profile  Visit cpthero2's Homepage Send cpthero2 a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Great Reader Ayrik,

Here is a link to it: http://forum.candlekeep.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=2195&whichpage=2

I'd love to get your input on it if you're interested!

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Great Reader Dallison,

I see the reference to it here: https://alternaterealmsblog.wordpress.com/home/organisations/the-church-of-myrkul/

Are there any cited sources that demonstrate that in canon by chance? I looked and couldn't find anything, and that is really interesting!

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Azar
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Posted - 06 Nov 2020 :  21:44:52  Show Profile Send Azar a Private Message  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Dalor Darden

Please don't.



Pardon? Why is this idea I'm considering objectionable?

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Posted - 06 Nov 2020 :  22:07:56  Show Profile  Visit cpthero2's Homepage Send cpthero2 a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Learned Scribe Azar,

I feel pretty confident in saying that Great Reader Darden was referring to my reference to the Emerald Enclave and Silvanus, being evil. I've had some discussions on the topic in some other scrolls. Great Reader Darden was politely asking me to not engage in it here, to which you saw my response.

Though, Great Reader Darden, if I am incorrect, please do correct me on that. I don't want to put words in your mouth.

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Dalor Darden
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quote:
Originally posted by Azar

quote:
Originally posted by Dalor Darden

Please don't.



Pardon? Why is this idea I'm considering objectionable?



Your idea is wonderful...my apologies for not being more clear in my earlier post.

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Posted - 07 Nov 2020 :  03:47:31  Show Profile  Visit cpthero2's Homepage Send cpthero2 a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Great Reader Darden,

I am indeed happy to know that I did not offend thee! I also concur with you that Learned Scribe Azar's idea was "wonderful"! :)

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quote:
Originally posted by cpthero2

Great Reader Darden,

I am indeed happy to know that I did not offend thee! I also concur with you that Learned Scribe Azar's idea was "wonderful"! :)

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I didn't mention you in my posted reply to him.

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Posted - 07 Nov 2020 :  06:38:09  Show Profile  Visit cpthero2's Homepage Send cpthero2 a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Learned Scribe Azar,

I want to say it is possible (I could be wrong here though, quite easily) that the Elfblade's were produced by multiple people from different ethnicities of Elves.

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Azar
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Posted - 11 Nov 2020 :  00:27:39  Show Profile Send Azar a Private Message  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Ayrik

It's not about such mundane things like two churches getting along well enough to collaborate on fashioning an epic godly item.
From the perspective of a deity that's too binding. Too problematic. It's a permanent reminder of some shared oath or purpose with other deities - who might, as time moves forward - become competitors, adversaries, or even bitter enemies. The deities don't always have choice in the matter, but their little priesthoods and faithfuls aren't positioned (and really shouldn't dare) to impose such restrictions onto the beings they worship.



You raise a fair point...and one I hadn't considered. However, after you read the idea I have kicking around, you may be more inclined to view it as a reasonable addition to a Forgotten Realms campaign. Below is the CliffsNotes version; once my draft is more "refined" than "rough", I may share it here.

quote:
In times past, there was an group of secluded Eldathyn (Eldathyns?) specifically focused on healing the mind. Sadly, there is never a shortage of those scarred by violence and not all scars rest on the skin.

One day, a group of travel-weary Mililans in the area visited the Eldathyns for a bit of respite. After both groups had dined for the evening, the Tuneservants of the divine troupe played gentle melodies as thanks for the generous meal. The Peacemen and Peacewomen found that some of the troubled souls sitting nearby in silent observation responded well to the music played by their guests. Seeing the value in this emotional outlet, they requested that the Mililans make a return trip to instruct their more flexible priests in the ways of music. The eldest of the Mililans agreed to this request and an arrangement was made.

Both branches of their respective faiths came together with such regularity that the Mililans one day decided to permanently post a band of their most introspective members as a gesture of goodwill. Eventually, a potent magical artifact was born from the union of their various efforts: the Mist Flute.


Unlike mundane examples of the instrument, this creation is formed from solidified mist. If dispelled, dispersed or otherwise disintegrated, the flute will automatically re-form (depending on the ambient moisture content, this could take anywhere from hours to weeks). Only those of pure thought are able to use the flute to its fullest capacity.

Below are just some of its powers.

  • Calm aggressive emotions.

  • Quench one's thirst for an entire day.

  • Conjure an obscuring mist.

  • Summon rain.

  • Nullify/absorb magic or magical attacks that involve dehydration and/or heat (such as Abi-Dalzim's Horrid Wilting) A strong enough opposing force causes the enchanted water droplets that compose the flute to fly apart; weaker forces cause a reduction in ability until the flute can fully regenerate.


Thus far, I've tentatively settled on this specimen resembling a shakuhachi; perhaps one of the Mililans is an emigrant from Wa?

--- --- ---

As I see it, there are multiple reasons why this works/isn't a bridge too far.

1. There is - to my knowledge - no history of conflict between Eldath and Milil.
2. Both Eldath and Milil are Neutral Good in Alignment; both deities and the core of their worshipers basically believe in doing what's best without bias towards either restructuring or deconstructing the world...or at least their milieu.
3. While Milil isn't explicitly devoted to pacifism the way Eldath is, he's more of a lover than a fighter (he prefers to make music and to encourage others to find their own creativity through poetry and song). Also, his avatar has the ability to make others in his presence feel at peace.
4. The artifact in question is purely defensive. Yes, a devious enough mind could no doubt find a way to pervert its intention, but it is much more difficult to misuse a creation not designed for violence or domination.

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Azar
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I feel like a black hat that has just wandered into a saloon only to see the patrons suddenly vacate the premises .

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quote:
Originally posted by Azar

I feel like a black hat that has just wandered into a saloon only to see the patrons suddenly vacate the premises .



I am sure you are not considered a black hat. Though it appears you got caught mixed up with side issues/disagreements of other scribes at candlekeep in this scroll.

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Learned Scribe Azar,

quote:
I feel like a black hat that has just wandered into a saloon only to see the patrons suddenly vacate the premises .



I feel you are from a "black hat." I for one greatly appreciate your contributions, discussions, and involvement at the 'Keep.

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quote:
Originally posted by Kentinal



I am sure you are not considered a black hat. Though it appears you got caught mixed up with side issues/disagreements of other scribes at candlekeep in this scroll.



quote:
Originally posted by cpthero2

Learned Scribe Azar,

I feel you are from a "black hat." I for one greatly appreciate your contributions, discussions, and involvement at the 'Keep.

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That's comforting to read. Mostly, I was wondering why the collective brainpower of this forum fell silent upon my submission. If that offering of mine is amateurish pablum or perhaps sacrilegious, I'd prefer to hear it from setting veterans before moving forward.

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Azar I did not see there was much to add to the discussion, I have not been thinking much about artifacts. Though there clearly is the example of two deities sharing a Chosen, so it clearly can make sense that deities could share in making and powering an artifact for goals they all strive for.

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"Caring for afterwards ...? Ker repeated this without understanding.
"After action, afterwards," the dragon said. "Choose the afterwards first, then the action. Fools choose action first."
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quote:
Originally posted by Kentinal

quote:
Originally posted by Azar

I feel like a black hat that has just wandered into a saloon only to see the patrons suddenly vacate the premises .



I am sure you are not considered a black hat. Though it appears you got caught mixed up with side issues/disagreements of other scribes at candlekeep in this scroll.



Also, it's not uncommon for activity here to go in spurts.

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Learned Scribe Azar,

quote:
One day, a group of travel-weary Mililans in the area visited the Eldathyns for a bit of respite. After both groups had dined for the evening, the Tuneservants of the divine troupe played gentle melodies as thanks for the generous meal. The Peacemen and Peacewomen found that some of the troubled souls sitting nearby in silent observation responded well to the music played by their guests. Seeing the value in this emotional outlet, they requested that the Mililans make a return trip to instruct their more flexible priests in the ways of music. The eldest of the Mililans agreed to this request and an arrangement was made.

Both branches of their respective faiths came together with such regularity that the Mililans one day decided to permanently post a band of their most introspective members as a gesture of goodwill. Eventually, a potent magical artifact was born from the union of their various efforts: the Mist Flute

Unlike mundane examples of the instrument, this creation is formed from solidified mist. If dispelled, dispersed or otherwise disintegrated, the flute will automatically re-form (depending on the ambient moisture content, this could take anywhere from hours to weeks). Only those of pure thought are able to use the flute to its fullest capacity.

Below are just some of its powers.

  • Calm aggressive emotions.

  • Quench one's thirst for an entire day.

  • Conjure an obscuring mist.

  • Summon rain.

  • Nullify/absorb magic or magical attacks that involve dehydration and/or heat (such as Abi-Dalzim's Horrid Wilting) A strong enough opposing force causes the enchanted water droplets that compose the flute to fly apart; weaker forces cause a reduction in ability until the flute can fully regenerate.


Thus far, I've tentatively settled on this specimen resembling a shakuhachi; perhaps one of the Mililans is an emigrant from Wa?


That is a pretty amazing magic item. Very powerful. That could allow people to do things in trade and more that would make it an invaluable resource. Very nice!

quote:
As I see it, there are multiple reasons why this works/isn't a bridge too far.

1. There is - to my knowledge - no history of conflict between Eldath and Milil.
2. Both Eldath and Milil are Neutral Good in Alignment; both deities and the core of their worshipers basically believe in doing what's best without bias towards either restructuring or deconstructing the world...or at least their milieu.
3. While Milil isn't explicitly devoted to pacifism the way Eldath is, he's more of a lover than a fighter (he prefers to make music and to encourage others to find their own creativity through poetry and song). Also, his avatar has the ability to make others in his presence feel at peace.
4. The artifact in question is purely defensive. Yes, a devious enough mind could no doubt find a way to pervert its intention, but it is much more difficult to misuse a creation not designed for violence or domination.



1) As far as I know, that is correct indeed!

2) Agreed as their dogma actually align, which I think is the criteria for this, but agreed.

3) Agreed.

4) Good point.

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