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	Direct worship of [[the Triad]] as a concept is not as predominant a concept in Duria as it is in [[Introduction to Aurea\|Aurea]]. While [[Baelthor]] and [[Betshaba]] are certainly popular in certain regions, [[Ptharos]] tends to be ~~worshipped~~ only by sages and the elderly, when there is a local congregation at all. In places where there is a unified [[Temple to the Triad]], the [[Transept of Ptharos]] is often without a priest and is tended as a shrine for the Father of the Gods by the priests of Baelthor and Betshaba.		Direct worship of [[the Triad]] as a concept is not as predominant a concept in Duria as it is in [[Introduction to Aurea\|Aurea]]. While [[Baelthor]] and [[Betshaba]] are certainly popular in certain regions, [[Ptharos]] tends to be worshiped only by sages and the elderly, when there is a local congregation at all. In places where there is a unified [[Temple to the Triad]], the [[Transept of Ptharos]] is often without a priest and is tended as a shrine for the Father of the Gods by the priests of Baelthor and Betshaba.

	Betshaba is, unsurprisingly, popular along [[the Inner Shore of Duria]], particularly in large port cities. The most prominent Temples of Betshaba are in [[Neptaris]], [[Noviozeta]] and [[Paeldain]] (the Bishops of these three temples are often in disagreement as to who should be considered ‘first among equals’ for Duria). Most sailors, fishermen and even some pirates (ones that conduct raids under writ from a nation) are extremely devout ~~worshippers~~ of the Bitch of the Sea.		Betshaba is, unsurprisingly, popular along [[the Inner Shore of Duria]], particularly in large port cities. The most prominent Temples of Betshaba are in [[Neptaris]], [[Noviozeta]] and [[Paeldain]] (the Bishops of these three temples are often in disagreement as to who should be considered ‘first among equals’ for Duria). Most sailors, fishermen and even some pirates (ones that conduct raids under writ from a nation) are extremely devout worshipers of the Bitch of the Sea.

	Though worship of Baelthor is limited mainly to masons some scholars and smiths in human states, worship of Baelthor as Balthor is pervasive throughout the dwarven kingdoms of [[Derlos]] and [[Gundag]]. Though propitiating of the other descendants of Ptharos is allowed when circumstance requires it and relationships with their human clergies friendly, only gods who are descendant from Balthor are permitted to construct temples and maintain a clergy in regions where dwarves hold sway on Duria. The worship of Baelthor as Balthor has begun to spread as dwarves come to live in human communities during the Fourth Age, often constructed out of solid bedrock beneath a human temple to Baelthor.		Though worship of Baelthor is limited mainly to masons some scholars and smiths in human states, worship of Baelthor as Balthor is pervasive throughout the dwarven kingdoms of [[Derlos]] and [[Gundag]]. Though propitiating of the other descendants of Ptharos is allowed when circumstance requires it and relationships with their human clergies friendly, only gods who are descendant from Balthor are permitted to construct temples and maintain a clergy in regions where dwarves hold sway on Duria. The worship of Baelthor as Balthor has begun to spread as dwarves come to live in human communities during the Fourth Age, often constructed out of solid bedrock beneath a human temple to Baelthor.
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	Though worship of Baelthor is limited mainly to masons some scholars and smiths in human states, worship of Baelthor as Balthor is pervasive throughout the dwarven kingdoms of [[Derlos]] and [[Gundag]]. Though propitiating of the other descendants of Ptharos is allowed when circumstance requires it and relationships with their human clergies friendly, only gods who are descendant from Balthor are permitted to construct temples and maintain a clergy in regions where dwarves hold sway on Duria. The worship of Baelthor as Balthor has begun to spread as dwarves come to live in human communities during the Fourth Age, often constructed out of solid bedrock beneath a human temple to Baelthor.		Though worship of Baelthor is limited mainly to masons some scholars and smiths in human states, worship of Baelthor as Balthor is pervasive throughout the dwarven kingdoms of [[Derlos]] and [[Gundag]]. Though propitiating of the other descendants of Ptharos is allowed when circumstance requires it and relationships with their human clergies friendly, only gods who are descendant from Balthor are permitted to construct temples and maintain a clergy in regions where dwarves hold sway on Duria. The worship of Baelthor as Balthor has begun to spread as dwarves come to live in human communities during the Fourth Age, often constructed out of solid bedrock beneath a human temple to Baelthor.
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Direct worship of [[the Triad]] as a concept is not as predominant a concept in Duria as it is in [[Introduction to Aurea|Aurea]]. While [[Baelthor]] and [[Betshaba]] are certainly popular in certain regions, [[Ptharos]] tends to be worshipped only by sages and the elderly, when there is a local congregation at all. In places where there is a unified [[Temple to the Triad]], the [[Transept of Ptharos]] is often without a priest and is tended as a shrine for the Father of the Gods by the priests of Baelthor and Betshaba.

Betshaba is, unsurprisingly, popular along [[the Inner Shore of Duria]], particularly in large port cities. The most prominent Temples of Betshaba are in [[Neptaris]], [[Noviozeta]] and [[Paeldain]] (the Bishops of these three temples are often in disagreement as to who should be considered ‘first among equals’ for Duria). Most sailors, fishermen and even some pirates (ones that conduct raids under writ from a nation) are extremely devout worshippers of the Bitch of the Sea.

Though worship of Baelthor is limited mainly to masons some scholars and smiths in human states, worship of Baelthor as Balthor is pervasive throughout the dwarven kingdoms of [[Derlos]] and [[Gundag]]. Though propitiating of the other descendants of Ptharos is allowed when circumstance requires it and relationships with their human clergies friendly, only gods who are descendant from Balthor are permitted to construct temples and maintain a clergy in regions where dwarves hold sway on Duria. The worship of Baelthor as Balthor has begun to spread as dwarves come to live in human communities during the Fourth Age, often constructed out of solid bedrock beneath a human temple to Baelthor.
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