Ladon - Revision history

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	<noinclude>{{Deity		<noinclude>{{Deity
	\|name = Ladon		\|name = Ladon
			\|epithet = Stonghands
	\|title = God of Work		\|title = God of Work
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	''Stronghands''		''Stronghands''
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	Ladon is the deity of workers and is ~~worshipped~~ by those who perform physical labor, particularly poor urban craftsmen and slaves. It should be noted that Ladon does not support the concept of slavery directly, but is rather the deity of the slaves themselves, giving them the strength and will to persevere and complete the tasks that they have been designated for. He is also known to punish overseers and owners who grossly mistreat their slaves without cause. Ladon has an unusual relationship with [[Minos]], alternatively an ally and opponent of the Merchantlord. Followers of Minos often pray to Ladon to ensure that their workers work hard and produce well, but Ladon’s priests often harshly oppose those merchants who over-work or otherwise mistreat their workers and denounce those who hoard gold while those who made them the money go hungry. Ladon is also a patron of the poor but, unlike [[Clementia]], he opposes the concept of direct handouts. His priests encourage businesses and guilds to train the poor in a craft to help them make money themselves through, of course, hard work.		Ladon is the deity of workers and is worshiped by those who perform physical labor, particularly poor urban craftsmen and slaves. It should be noted that Ladon does not support the concept of slavery directly, but is rather the deity of the slaves themselves, giving them the strength and will to persevere and complete the tasks that they have been designated for. He is also known to punish overseers and owners who grossly mistreat their slaves without cause. Ladon has an unusual relationship with [[Minos]], alternatively an ally and opponent of the Merchantlord. Followers of Minos often pray to Ladon to ensure that their workers work hard and produce well, but Ladon’s priests often harshly oppose those merchants who over-work or otherwise mistreat their workers and denounce those who hoard gold while those who made them the money go hungry. Ladon is also a patron of the poor but, unlike [[Clementia]], he opposes the concept of direct handouts. His priests encourage businesses and guilds to train the poor in a craft to help them make money themselves through, of course, hard work.

	As '''Borvald the Builder''', Ladon is a god of construction and is ~~worshipped~~ by architects and builders alike.		As '''Borvald the Builder''', Ladon is a god of construction and is worshiped by architects and builders alike.
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	\|major_influence = Work		\|major_influence = Work
	\|minor_influence = Abjuration, Construction, Poverty, Slaves		\|minor_influence = Abjuration, Construction, Poverty, Slaves
	\|~~domains~~ = Law, Creation, Travel, Hearth		\|spheres = Law, Creation, Travel, Hearth
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	===God of Work===		====God of Work====
	''Stronghands''		''Stronghands''
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	\|ethos = Agathocacological		\|ethos = Agathocacological
	\|major_influence = Work		\|major_influence = Work
	\|minor_influence = Abjuration, Construction, Poverty, ~~Slavery~~		\|minor_influence = Abjuration, Construction, Poverty, Slaves
	\|domains = Law, Creation, Travel, Hearth		\|domains = Law, Creation, Travel, Hearth
	\|favweapon = Warhammer		\|favweapon = Warhammer

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	<includeonly>{{Article_Reference\|article= Ladon}}</includeonly>		<includeonly>{{Article_Reference\|article= Ladon}}
			===God of Work===
			''Stronghands''
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	Ladon is the deity of workers and is worshipped by those who perform physical labor, particularly poor urban craftsmen and slaves. It should be noted that Ladon does not support the concept of slavery directly, but is rather the deity of the slaves themselves, giving them the strength and will to persevere and complete the tasks that they have been designated for. He is also known to punish overseers and owners who grossly mistreat their slaves without cause. Ladon has an unusual relationship with [[Minos]], alternatively an ally and opponent of the Merchantlord. Followers of Minos often pray to Ladon to ensure that their workers work hard and produce well, but Ladon’s priests often harshly oppose those merchants who over-work or otherwise mistreat their workers and denounce those who hoard gold while those who made them the money go hungry. Ladon is also a patron of the poor but, unlike [[Clementia]], he opposes the concept of direct handouts. His priests encourage businesses and guilds to train the poor in a craft to help them make money themselves through, of course, hard work.		Ladon is the deity of workers and is worshipped by those who perform physical labor, particularly poor urban craftsmen and slaves. It should be noted that Ladon does not support the concept of slavery directly, but is rather the deity of the slaves themselves, giving them the strength and will to persevere and complete the tasks that they have been designated for. He is also known to punish overseers and owners who grossly mistreat their slaves without cause. Ladon has an unusual relationship with [[Minos]], alternatively an ally and opponent of the Merchantlord. Followers of Minos often pray to Ladon to ensure that their workers work hard and produce well, but Ladon’s priests often harshly oppose those merchants who over-work or otherwise mistreat their workers and denounce those who hoard gold while those who made them the money go hungry. Ladon is also a patron of the poor but, unlike [[Clementia]], he opposes the concept of direct handouts. His priests encourage businesses and guilds to train the poor in a craft to help them make money themselves through, of course, hard work.

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	{{Deity		<includeonly>{{Article_Reference\|article= Ladon}}</includeonly>
			Ladon is the deity of workers and is worshipped by those who perform physical labor, particularly poor urban craftsmen and slaves. It should be noted that Ladon does not support the concept of slavery directly, but is rather the deity of the slaves themselves, giving them the strength and will to persevere and complete the tasks that they have been designated for. He is also known to punish overseers and owners who grossly mistreat their slaves without cause. Ladon has an unusual relationship with [[Minos]], alternatively an ally and opponent of the Merchantlord. Followers of Minos often pray to Ladon to ensure that their workers work hard and produce well, but Ladon’s priests often harshly oppose those merchants who over-work or otherwise mistreat their workers and denounce those who hoard gold while those who made them the money go hungry. Ladon is also a patron of the poor but, unlike [[Clementia]], he opposes the concept of direct handouts. His priests encourage businesses and guilds to train the poor in a craft to help them make money themselves through, of course, hard work.

			As '''Borvald the Builder''', Ladon is a god of construction and is worshipped by architects and builders alike.
			<noinclude>{{Deity
	\|name = Ladon		\|name = Ladon
	\|title = God of Work		\|title = God of Work
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	\|favweapon = Warhammer		\|favweapon = Warhammer
	\|spon_spell = Endurance		\|spon_spell = Endurance
	\|overview = Ladon is the deity of workers and is worshipped by those who perform physical labor, particularly poor urban craftsmen and slaves. It should be noted that Ladon does not support the concept of slavery directly, but is rather the deity of the slaves themselves, giving them the strength and will to persevere and complete the tasks that they have been designated for. He is also known to punish overseers and owners who grossly mistreat their slaves without cause. Ladon has an unusual relationship with Minos, alternatively an ally and opponent of the Merchantlord. Followers of Minos often pray to Ladon to ensure that their workers work hard and produce well, but Ladon’s priests often harshly oppose those merchants who over-work or otherwise mistreat their workers and denounce those who hoard gold while those who made them the money go hungry. Ladon is also a patron of the poor but, unlike Clementia, he opposes the concept of direct handouts. His priests encourage businesses and guilds to train the poor in a craft to help them make money themselves through, of course, hard work.

	~~As Borvald the Builder, Ladon is a god of construction and is worshipped by architects and builders alike.~~
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	\|spon_spell = Endurance		\|spon_spell = Endurance
	\|overview = Ladon is the deity of workers and is worshipped by those who perform physical labor, particularly poor urban craftsmen and slaves. It should be noted that Ladon does not support the concept of slavery directly, but is rather the deity of the slaves themselves, giving them the strength and will to persevere and complete the tasks that they have been designated for. He is also known to punish overseers and owners who grossly mistreat their slaves without cause. Ladon has an unusual relationship with Minos, alternatively an ally and opponent of the Merchantlord. Followers of Minos often pray to Ladon to ensure that their workers work hard and produce well, but Ladon’s priests often harshly oppose those merchants who over-work or otherwise mistreat their workers and denounce those who hoard gold while those who made them the money go hungry. Ladon is also a patron of the poor but, unlike Clementia, he opposes the concept of direct handouts. His priests encourage businesses and guilds to train the poor in a craft to help them make money themselves through, of course, hard work.		\|overview = Ladon is the deity of workers and is worshipped by those who perform physical labor, particularly poor urban craftsmen and slaves. It should be noted that Ladon does not support the concept of slavery directly, but is rather the deity of the slaves themselves, giving them the strength and will to persevere and complete the tasks that they have been designated for. He is also known to punish overseers and owners who grossly mistreat their slaves without cause. Ladon has an unusual relationship with Minos, alternatively an ally and opponent of the Merchantlord. Followers of Minos often pray to Ladon to ensure that their workers work hard and produce well, but Ladon’s priests often harshly oppose those merchants who over-work or otherwise mistreat their workers and denounce those who hoard gold while those who made them the money go hungry. Ladon is also a patron of the poor but, unlike Clementia, he opposes the concept of direct handouts. His priests encourage businesses and guilds to train the poor in a craft to help them make money themselves through, of course, hard work.
	As Borvald the Builder, Ladon is a god of construction and is worshipped by architects and builders alike.
			As Borvald the Builder, Ladon is a god of construction and is worshipped by architects and builders alike.
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