Podalirius - Revision history

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	\|title = God of Vegetation		\|title = God of Vegetation
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	Podalirius is easily one of the most ~~worshipped~~ deities in the known world and though his large body of clergymen can exert considerable political influence when needed, they rarely elect to do so. Even in lands where the worship of Dagonian gods are encouraged, the worship of Podalirius is rarely proscribed. Though he is usually neutral towards the treatment of his ~~worshippers~~ by others, even accepting serfdom as appropriate in some cultures, he entreats his ~~worshippers~~ to oppose [[Phlegethon]], God of Tyranny, whenever possible, including rescuing slaves from his grasp. His most dire enemy, however, is [[Ruminus]], God of Disease, who seeks to lay waste to the fertility that Podalirius encourages. Podalirius promotes the concept of spiritual enlightenment through creation, exploration and hard work. A life of service is the primary means of achieving the favor of Podalirius after death.		Podalirius is easily one of the most worshiped deities in the known world and though his large body of clergymen can exert considerable political influence when needed, they rarely elect to do so. Even in lands where the worship of Dagonian gods are encouraged, the worship of Podalirius is rarely proscribed. Though he is usually neutral towards the treatment of his worshipers by others, even accepting serfdom as appropriate in some cultures, he entreats his worshipers to oppose [[Phlegethon]], God of Tyranny, whenever possible, including rescuing slaves from his grasp. His most dire enemy, however, is [[Ruminus]], God of Disease, who seeks to lay waste to the fertility that Podalirius encourages. Podalirius promotes the concept of spiritual enlightenment through creation, exploration and hard work. A life of service is the primary means of achieving the favor of Podalirius after death.

	Podalirius is often depicted as an unattractive god with deep green, wrinkled skin and vines growing out of his body. When his sister [[Selene]], Goddess of Beauty, had a dalliance with [[Kratos]], God of War and offspring of Dagon, she was forced to wed Podalirius by [[Ptharos\|Lord Ptharos]] as punishment for her misdeeds; Podalirius, who was the only god not infatuated with Selene, has since come to love his wife and sister despite her periodic infidelity.		Podalirius is often depicted as an unattractive god with deep green, wrinkled skin and vines growing out of his body. When his sister [[Selene]], Goddess of Beauty, had a dalliance with [[Kratos]], God of War and offspring of Dagon, she was forced to wed Podalirius by [[Ptharos\|Lord Ptharos]] as punishment for her misdeeds; Podalirius, who was the only god not infatuated with Selene, has since come to love his wife and sister despite her periodic infidelity.

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	===God of Vegetation===		====God of Vegetation====
	''The Gnarled Man''		''The Gnarled Man''
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			===God of Vegetation===
			''The Gnarled Man''
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	Podalirius is easily one of the most worshipped deities in the known world and though his large body of clergymen can exert considerable political influence when needed, they rarely elect to do so. Even in lands where the worship of Dagonian gods are encouraged, the worship of Podalirius is rarely proscribed. Though he is usually neutral towards the treatment of his worshippers by others, even accepting serfdom as appropriate in some cultures, he entreats his worshippers to oppose [[Phlegethon]], God of Tyranny, whenever possible, including rescuing slaves from his grasp. His most dire enemy, however, is [[Ruminus]], God of Disease, who seeks to lay waste to the fertility that Podalirius encourages. Podalirius promotes the concept of spiritual enlightenment through creation, exploration and hard work. A life of service is the primary means of achieving the favor of Podalirius after death.		Podalirius is easily one of the most worshipped deities in the known world and though his large body of clergymen can exert considerable political influence when needed, they rarely elect to do so. Even in lands where the worship of Dagonian gods are encouraged, the worship of Podalirius is rarely proscribed. Though he is usually neutral towards the treatment of his worshippers by others, even accepting serfdom as appropriate in some cultures, he entreats his worshippers to oppose [[Phlegethon]], God of Tyranny, whenever possible, including rescuing slaves from his grasp. His most dire enemy, however, is [[Ruminus]], God of Disease, who seeks to lay waste to the fertility that Podalirius encourages. Podalirius promotes the concept of spiritual enlightenment through creation, exploration and hard work. A life of service is the primary means of achieving the favor of Podalirius after death.

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			Podalirius is easily one of the most worshipped deities in the known world and though his large body of clergymen can exert considerable political influence when needed, they rarely elect to do so. Even in lands where the worship of Dagonian gods are encouraged, the worship of Podalirius is rarely proscribed. Though he is usually neutral towards the treatment of his worshippers by others, even accepting serfdom as appropriate in some cultures, he entreats his worshippers to oppose [[Phlegethon]], God of Tyranny, whenever possible, including rescuing slaves from his grasp. His most dire enemy, however, is [[Ruminus]], God of Disease, who seeks to lay waste to the fertility that Podalirius encourages. Podalirius promotes the concept of spiritual enlightenment through creation, exploration and hard work. A life of service is the primary means of achieving the favor of Podalirius after death.

			Podalirius is often depicted as an unattractive god with deep green, wrinkled skin and vines growing out of his body. When his sister [[Selene]], Goddess of Beauty, had a dalliance with [[Kratos]], God of War and offspring of Dagon, she was forced to wed Podalirius by [[Ptharos\|Lord Ptharos]] as punishment for her misdeeds; Podalirius, who was the only god not infatuated with Selene, has since come to love his wife and sister despite her periodic infidelity.
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	\|title = God of Vegetation		\|title = God of Vegetation
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	\|spon_spell = Entangle		\|spon_spell = Entangle
	\|overview = Podalirius is easily one of the most worshipped deities in the known world and though his large body of clergymen can exert considerable political influence when needed, they rarely elect to do so. Even in lands where the worship of Dagonian gods are encouraged, the worship of Podalirius is rarely proscribed. Though he is usually neutral towards the treatment of his worshippers by others, even accepting serfdom as appropriate in some cultures, he entreats his worshippers to oppose Phlegethon, God of Tyranny, whenever possible, including rescuing slaves from his grasp. His most dire enemy, however, is Ruminus, God of Disease, who seeks to lay waste to the fertility that Podalirius encourages. Podalirius promotes the concept of spiritual enlightenment through creation, exploration and hard work. A life of service is the primary means of achieving the favor of Podalirius after death.

	Podalirius is often depicted as an unattractive god with deep green, wrinkled skin and vines growing out of his body. When his sister Selene, Goddess of Beauty, had a dalliance with Kratos, God of War and offspring of Dagon, she was forced to wed Podalirius by Lord Ptharos as punishment for her misdeeds; Podalirius, who was the only god not infatuated with Selene, has since come to love his wife and sister despite her periodic infidelity.
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{{Deity
|name = Podalirius
|title = God of Vegetation
|symbolpic =
|gender = Male
|avatar = Glen Granger; Podal
|consort = [[Selene]]
|allies = [[Adrasteia]], Goddess of Rivers and Streams (sister); [[Betshaba]], Goddess of Water (Mother); [[Drames]], Goddess of Fertility (daughter); [[Furinus]], God of Wine; [[Orestea]], Goddess of Rain; [[Selene]], Goddess of Beauty (sister and wife); [[Taygete]], Goddess of Childbirth; [[Thalia]], Goddess of the Hearth; [[Vitulus]], God of Cities; [[Zelos]], God of the State.
|foes = [[Alcina]], Goddess of Drought; [[Nelestrix]], Goddess of Insects; [[Phlegethon]], God of Tryanny; [[Podarge]], God of Destruction and Drowning; [[Polydorus]], God of Wild Beasts; [[Ruminus]], God of Disease; and [[Thanatos]], God of Darkness.
|rank = Major
|nature = Intermediate
|ethos = Benign
|major_influence = Vegetation
|minor_influence = Autumn, Community, Exploration, Farming
|domains = Water, Nature, Weather, Hearth
|favweapon = Flail
|spon_spell = Entangle
|overview = Podalirius is easily one of the most worshipped deities in the known world and though his large body of clergymen can exert considerable political influence when needed, they rarely elect to do so. Even in lands where the worship of Dagonian gods are encouraged, the worship of Podalirius is rarely proscribed. Though he is usually neutral towards the treatment of his worshippers by others, even accepting serfdom as appropriate in some cultures, he entreats his worshippers to oppose Phlegethon, God of Tyranny, whenever possible, including rescuing slaves from his grasp. His most dire enemy, however, is Ruminus, God of Disease, who seeks to lay waste to the fertility that Podalirius encourages. Podalirius promotes the concept of spiritual enlightenment through creation, exploration and hard work. A life of service is the primary means of achieving the favor of Podalirius after death.

Podalirius is often depicted as an unattractive god with deep green, wrinkled skin and vines growing out of his body. When his sister Selene, Goddess of Beauty, had a dalliance with Kratos, God of War and offspring of Dagon, she was forced to wed Podalirius by Lord Ptharos as punishment for her misdeeds; Podalirius, who was the only god not infatuated with Selene, has since come to love his wife and sister despite her periodic infidelity.
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