New Deities Coming to Domunz

• Alms Box 5 gp 5 lb.
• Bell 1 gp
• Blanket 5 sp 3 lb.
• Book, Scripture 25 gp 5 lb.
• Candle 1 cp
• Case, Map or Scroll 1 gp 1 lb.
• Censer 5 gp 3 lb.
• Chalk (1 piece) 1 cp
• Flask or Tankard 2 cp 1 lb.
• Healer's Kit 5 gp 3 lb.
• Holy Symbol/Amulet 5 gp 1 lb.
• Emblem 5 gp
• Reliquary 5 gp 2 lb. (became very vogue after DJ stories of C2)
• Holy Water (flask) 25 gp 1 lb.
• Incense (1 block) 1 cp ½ lb.
• Ink (1 ounce bottle) 10 gp
• Ink Pen 2 cp
• Lamp 5 sp 1 lb.
• Lantern, Hooded 5 gp 2 lb.
• Oil (flask) 1 sp 1 lb.
• Paper (one sheet) 2 sp
• Parchment (one sheet) 1 sp
• Perfume (vial) 5 gp
• Potion of Healing 50 gp ½ lb.
• Rations (1 day) 5 sp 2 lb.
• Torch 1 cp 1 lb.
• Vial 1 gp
• Waterskin (full) 2 sp 5 lb.

• Cure Wounds (Level 1) 10 gp
• Gentle Repose (Level 2) 50 gp
• Lesser Restoration (Level 2) 50 gp
• Remove Curse (Level 3) 100 gp
• Revivify (Level 4) 400 gp
• Resurrection (Level 7) 2,000 gp

OTHER MISC GODS:

ELDATH (worshipped in hidden Waterfall City of Eldathir)

• Eldath (el-dath) is the guardian of groves, and her presence is felt wherever there is calm. She is a pacifist who avoids hostile action, even if threatened. Although she, quiet, and enigmatic, Eldath is possessed of unknown depths of character and unexpressed resolve that cannot be broken. She meets challenges by strategically withdrawing, a course of action that in time always leads opponents to overextend into an untenable position in which their reinforcements have been converted to her side. Recently she has been suffering many attacks from Malar and his followers, with the People of the Black Blood despoiling several of her sacred pools.

• Eldathyn are organized in a simple hierarchy where a dozen or so clerics report to a senior cleric who in turn reports to a grand cleric responsible for a realm or larger region. Most dwell in forest communities with open-air sacred places of worship, spending their lives tending unspoiled places to ensure that they survive and even flourish in the face of human and other depredations. They rarely resort to any sort of open confrontation, instead working subtly. Few Eldathyn live in large settlements, but many dwell in springside cottages within an easy ride of settlements. Clergy of Eldath are all taught to swim, and often teach this skill to nonbelievers in return for small offerings of food and coins. Many learn the Brew Potion feat.
• Clerics and druids of Eldath pray for their spells once per day at a time selected after great personal reflection. The only calendar-related holy day of the church is the Greening, a gathering and festival celebrated at Greengrass. It is preceded by the Firstflow, a festival held at varying times when the waters break up and begin to flow at the conclusion of winter. The Chant of the Fastness is performed at the dedication of new open air temples or shrines of the goddess, where the water is blessed and empowered with healing magic for a few days. Many clerics and druids multiclass as rangers.

• Eldath is a quiet, enigmatic figure who is rarely remembered in the pages of Faerunian history. She serves Silvanus alongside Mielikki, but finds the Oakfather’s robustness intimidating. Mielikki and Eldath consider each other sisters. She also maintains close relations with Chauntea, Selune, and Lathander, for they share common interests. While Eldath opposes all that Tempus stands for, she does not consider him a personal foe. He in turn considers her naïve, but respects her convictions and generally ignores her.

• Peace can only come from within and cannot be taught or imposed. Seek stillness and thereby find peace. Plant trees and green-leafed things and tend such things when they need it, wherever they may be. Nurture and aid, and do not to restrict or punish. Work violence only to defend, and slay no thing of the forest except to prevent it from slaying themselves or another under their protection. Swear to take no thinking life except in direst need. Share with all beings the beneficial things that grow in or come from running water that all may know of and praise Eldath.

THE RAVEN QUEEN, MATRON OF DEATH

• God of The Time of Death from Critical Role
• Was once a mortal being who ascended through means lost to history

EMISSARIES OF THE QUEEN

• Wereravens are especially blessed by the Raven Queen
• SOME Wereravens were created/ chosen by the Queen to be her special Emissaries
• Mak'Ti and Vrae are potential EMISSARIES OF THE QUEEN
• If they should ever "die" (be knocked unconscious) they will start having visions of her
• If they accept, they will be appointed the task of stopping the coming darkness, the one the Queen Calls "The Destroyer of Fate" - a being who's resurgence will end life, and death, as we know it, across the Multiverse

FROM DND BEYOND

• Master of the skein of fate and the mistress of winter, the Raven Queen is the god of death. Her gaze follows and marks the end of each mortal life, watching over the border between life and death and ensuring the natural transition is undefiled. Many funerals ask her blessing to protect the deceased from the terrible curse of undeath. Those who study ancient lore believe that the Matron of Death was once mortal herself and is the only known mortal to have ascended to godhood. Her rise instantly obliterated the previous, now-forgotten god of death, and the other gods quickly and fearfully destroyed the secrets to the rites of ascension.
• The Raven Queen tugs at the threads of fate from her stronghold of black ice within the frozen realm of Letherna, nestled in a frigid corner of the Shadowfell.

Depiction

• Few existing visual depictions of the Raven Queen exist; many temples merely use the raven as a symbol of her blessing. The few illustrations of her portray a tall, pale woman wrapped in dangling black linens, with her face obscured by a white porcelain mask and her onyx-black hair straight and neverending.

Holy Day

• The Raven Queen’s holy day is called the Night of Ascension, celebrating her apotheosis. The actual date of the her rise to divinity is unclear, but the Night of Ascension is celebrated on the thirteenth day of the tenth month. What was once a night of cheery celebration of the dead in the Dwendalian Empire has recently become an occasion to burn effigies and decry the Kryn Dynasty for their unnatural relationship with death.

Commandments of the Raven Queen

1. Death is the natural end of life. There is no pity for those who have fallen.
2. The path of Fate is sacrosanct. Those who pridefully attempt to cast off their destiny must be punished.
3. Undeath is an atrocity. Those who would pervert the transition of the soul must be brought down.

THE CAT LORD

• Tabaxi god, rare to see shrines to him