Terpsichore - Revision history

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	\|name = Terpsichore		\|name = Terpsichore
			\|epithet = the Reflection
	\|title = Goddess of Language		\|title = Goddess of Language
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	\|symbols = The primary holy symbol of Terpsichore is a quill, though two masks (one laughing, the other sad) are often used in reference to her aspect as the Muse.		\|symbols = The primary holy symbol of Terpsichore is a quill, though two masks (one laughing, the other sad) are often used in reference to her aspect as the Muse.
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	\|dwelling =		\|dwelling = [[Esessu]], the Great Scriptorium, high on the peak of [[Mount Kingul]] in the mountain range of [[Kar-gur]] in [[Anadimtu]], the High Realm.
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	\|major_influence = Language		\|major_influence = Language
	\|minor_influence = Drama, Insight, Knowledge, Mirrors and Writing		\|minor_influence = Drama, Insight, Knowledge, Mirrors and Writing
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	===Goddess of Language===		====Goddess of Language====
	''The Reflection''		''The Reflection''
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			===Goddess of Language===
			''The Reflection''
			</includeonly>
	Terpsichore is the patron of language, drama and the written word. Her clergy tends to be small, but she has at least one temple in any large city. She has a moderate following, composed mostly of actors, poets, writers and scholars. She encourages her followers to spread their knowledge to others, but not forcefully so. A peaceful deity, she finds her efforts thwarted only by [[Orchus]], god of luck, who is strangely opposed to scholarly pursuits. Terpsichore is closely allied with [[Thea]], goddess of art, and [[Himere]], goddess of poetry; their temples sometimes share the same structure, particularly in smaller towns where they have a presence.		Terpsichore is the patron of language, drama and the written word. Her clergy tends to be small, but she has at least one temple in any large city. She has a moderate following, composed mostly of actors, poets, writers and scholars. She encourages her followers to spread their knowledge to others, but not forcefully so. A peaceful deity, she finds her efforts thwarted only by [[Orchus]], god of luck, who is strangely opposed to scholarly pursuits. Terpsichore is closely allied with [[Thea]], goddess of art, and [[Himere]], goddess of poetry; their temples sometimes share the same structure, particularly in smaller towns where they have a presence.
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	\|ethos = Agathocacological		\|ethos = Agathocacological
	\|major_influence = Language		\|major_influence = Language
	\|minor_influence = Drama, Insight, Knowledge, and Writing		\|minor_influence = Drama, Insight, Knowledge, Mirrors and Writing
	\|domains = Air, Divination, Knowledge, Mysticism		\|domains = Air, Divination, Knowledge, Mysticism
	\|favweapon = Quarterstaff		\|favweapon = Quarterstaff

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	\|name = Terpsichore		\|name = Terpsichore
	\|title = Goddess of Language		\|title = Goddess of Language
	\|symbolpic = ~~Major~~		\|symbolpic =
	\|gender = Female		\|gender = Female
	\|avatar = The Muse; Psypo		\|avatar = The Muse; Psypo
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	\|allies = [[Abaris]], Goddess of Magic (daughter); [[Aridnus]], God of Judgment (brother/husband); [[Cebren]], God of Music; [[Himere]], Goddess of Poetry; [[Hypnos]], Goddess of Dreams; [[Minos]], God of Commerce; [[Ophion]], God of the Sun; [[Thea]], Goddess of Art; [[Vitulus]], God of Cities (son); and [[Zelos]], God of the State (former lover).		\|allies = [[Abaris]], Goddess of Magic (daughter); [[Aridnus]], God of Judgment (brother/husband); [[Cebren]], God of Music; [[Himere]], Goddess of Poetry; [[Hypnos]], Goddess of Dreams; [[Minos]], God of Commerce; [[Ophion]], God of the Sun; [[Thea]], Goddess of Art; [[Vitulus]], God of Cities (son); and [[Zelos]], God of the State (former lover).
	\|foes = [[Orchus]], God of Luck.		\|foes = [[Orchus]], God of Luck.
	\|rank =		\|rank = Major
	\|nature = Harmonious		\|nature = Harmonious
	\|ethos = Agathocacological		\|ethos = Agathocacological

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	<includeonly>{{Article_Reference\|article= ~~Abaris~~}}</includeonly>		<includeonly>{{Article_Reference\|article= Terpsichore}}</includeonly>
	Terpsichore is the patron of language, drama and the written word. Her clergy tends to be small, but she has at least one temple in any large city. She has a moderate following, composed mostly of actors, poets, writers and scholars. She encourages her followers to spread their knowledge to others, but not forcefully so. A peaceful deity, she finds her efforts thwarted only by [[Orchus]], god of luck, who is strangely opposed to scholarly pursuits. Terpsichore is closely allied with [[Thea]], goddess of art, and [[Himere]], goddess of poetry; their temples sometimes share the same structure, particularly in smaller towns where they have a presence.		Terpsichore is the patron of language, drama and the written word. Her clergy tends to be small, but she has at least one temple in any large city. She has a moderate following, composed mostly of actors, poets, writers and scholars. She encourages her followers to spread their knowledge to others, but not forcefully so. A peaceful deity, she finds her efforts thwarted only by [[Orchus]], god of luck, who is strangely opposed to scholarly pursuits. Terpsichore is closely allied with [[Thea]], goddess of art, and [[Himere]], goddess of poetry; their temples sometimes share the same structure, particularly in smaller towns where they have a presence.
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	{{Deity		<includeonly>{{Article_Reference\|article= Abaris}}</includeonly>
			Terpsichore is the patron of language, drama and the written word. Her clergy tends to be small, but she has at least one temple in any large city. She has a moderate following, composed mostly of actors, poets, writers and scholars. She encourages her followers to spread their knowledge to others, but not forcefully so. A peaceful deity, she finds her efforts thwarted only by [[Orchus]], god of luck, who is strangely opposed to scholarly pursuits. Terpsichore is closely allied with [[Thea]], goddess of art, and [[Himere]], goddess of poetry; their temples sometimes share the same structure, particularly in smaller towns where they have a presence.
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	\|name = Terpsichore		\|name = Terpsichore
	\|title = Goddess of Language		\|title = Goddess of Language
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	\|favweapon = Quarterstaff		\|favweapon = Quarterstaff
	\|spon_spell = Comprehend Languages		\|spon_spell = Comprehend Languages
	\|overview = Terpsichore is the patron of language, drama and the written word. Her clergy tends to be small, but she has at least one temple in any large city. She has a moderate following, composed mostly of actors, poets, writers and scholars. She encourages her followers to spread their knowledge to others, but not forcefully so. A peaceful deity, she finds her efforts thwarted only by Orchus, God of Luck, who is strangely opposed to scholarly pursuits. Terpsichore is closely allied with Thea, Goddess of Art, and Himere, Goddess of Poetry; their temples sometimes share the same structure, particularly in smaller towns where they have a presence.
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