Thea - Revision history

Noctifer at 00:26, 11 January 2026

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	<noinclude>{{Deity		<noinclude>{{Deity
	\|name = Thea		\|name = Thea
			\|epithet = the Muse
	\|title = Goddess of Art		\|title = Goddess of Art
	\|symbolpic =		\|symbolpic =

WikiSysop at 01:05, 22 June 2015

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	\|symbols =		\|symbols = The peacock feather, either rendered in bronze or an actual feather dropped (not plucked!) by a peacock is the holy symbol of Thea.
	\|relics =		\|relics =
	\|dwelling =		\|dwelling =

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	\|major_influence = Art		\|major_influence = Art
	\|minor_influence = Construction, Inspiration, Invention		\|minor_influence = Construction, Inspiration, Invention
	\|~~domains~~ = ~~Water, Creation, Luck, Madness~~		\|spheres =
	\|~~favweapon~~ = ~~Quarterstaff~~		\|depictions =
	\|~~spon_spell~~ = ~~Cure Minor Wounds~~		\|symbols =
	\|~~description =~~		\|relics =
	~~\|items~~ =
	\|dwelling =		\|dwelling =
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			\|doctrine =
			\|virtues =
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			\|mission =
			\|theo_mission =
			\|social_mission =
			\|geography =
			\|history =
			\|organization =
			\|central_authority =
			\|regional_authority =
			\|temple_heirarchy =
			\|priesthood =
			\|garments =
			\|worship =
			\|calendar =
	\|customs =		\|customs =
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	}}		}}
	{{Fey_Source		{{Fey_Source\|chapter= Religion}}</noinclude>
	\|chapter= Religion
	}}</noinclude>

WikiSysop at 18:55, 20 January 2015

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	<includeonly>{{Article_Reference\|article= Thea}}		<includeonly>{{Article_Reference\|article= Thea}}
	===Goddess of Art===		====Goddess of Art====
	''The Muse''		''The Muse''
	</includeonly>		</includeonly>

WikiSysop at 21:25, 26 October 2014

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	<includeonly>{{Article_Reference\|article= Thea}}</includeonly>		<includeonly>{{Article_Reference\|article= Thea}}
			===Goddess of Art===
			''The Muse''
			</includeonly>
	Thea is the patron of art, particularly those using a physical medium, such as painting, sculpture and non-military architecture. She is a peaceful deity, encouraging her worshipers to avoid conflict where possible. Her priesthood tends to be politically significant in most regions where they exist, though active worship tends to be moderate, limited primarily to artisans, sculptors and builders. She encourages the creation of new forms of art and new ideas in general; many new inventions come from her followers or clergy.		Thea is the patron of art, particularly those using a physical medium, such as painting, sculpture and non-military architecture. She is a peaceful deity, encouraging her worshipers to avoid conflict where possible. Her priesthood tends to be politically significant in most regions where they exist, though active worship tends to be moderate, limited primarily to artisans, sculptors and builders. She encourages the creation of new forms of art and new ideas in general; many new inventions come from her followers or clergy.
	<noinclude>{{Deity		<noinclude>{{Deity

WikiSysop at 01:37, 12 July 2011

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	\|allies = [[Alcyoneus]] (husband), [[Abaris]], [[Betshaba]] (Mother), [[Cebren]] (former husband), [[Himere]] (daughter), [[Hypnos]], [[Mulciber]], [[Ophion]], [[Orchus]], [[Phemos]] (son), [[Selene]], [[Terpsichore]], [[Thalia]] and [[Vitulus]].		\|allies = [[Alcyoneus]] (husband), [[Abaris]], [[Betshaba]] (Mother), [[Cebren]] (former husband), [[Himere]] (daughter), [[Hypnos]], [[Mulciber]], [[Ophion]], [[Orchus]], [[Phemos]] (son), [[Selene]], [[Terpsichore]], [[Thalia]] and [[Vitulus]].
	\|foes = [[Phlegethon]], [[Podarge]], [[Polydorus]] and [[Thanatos]].		\|foes = [[Phlegethon]], [[Podarge]], [[Polydorus]] and [[Thanatos]].
	\|rank = Major ~~(Betshaban)~~		\|rank = Major
	\|nature = Chaotic		\|nature = Chaotic
	\|ethos = Benign		\|ethos = Benign

WikiSysop at 21:04, 21 January 2010

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	{{Deity		<includeonly>{{Article_Reference\|article= Thea}}</includeonly>
			Thea is the patron of art, particularly those using a physical medium, such as painting, sculpture and non-military architecture. She is a peaceful deity, encouraging her worshipers to avoid conflict where possible. Her priesthood tends to be politically significant in most regions where they exist, though active worship tends to be moderate, limited primarily to artisans, sculptors and builders. She encourages the creation of new forms of art and new ideas in general; many new inventions come from her followers or clergy.
			<noinclude>{{Deity
	\|name = Thea		\|name = Thea
	\|title = Goddess of Art		\|title = Goddess of Art
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	\|favweapon = Quarterstaff		\|favweapon = Quarterstaff
	\|spon_spell = Cure Minor Wounds		\|spon_spell = Cure Minor Wounds
	\|overview = Thea is the patron of art, particularly those using a physical medium, such as painting, sculpture and non-military architecture. She is a peaceful deity, encouraging her worshippers to avoid conflict where possible. Her priesthood tends to be politically significant in most regions where they exist, though active worship tends to be moderate, limited primarily to artisans, sculptors and builders. She encourages the creation of new forms of art and new ideas in general; many new inventions come from her followers or clergy.
	\|description =		\|description =
	\|items =		\|items =
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	{{Fey_Source		{{Fey_Source
	\|chapter= Religion		\|chapter= Religion
	}}		}}</noinclude>

WikiSysop at 18:59, 13 December 2009

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			{{Fey_Source
			\|chapter= Religion
	}}		}}

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New page: {{Deity |name = Thea |title = Goddess of Art |symbolpic = |gender = Female |avatar = None |consort = Alcyoneus (though she was wed to Cebren) |allies = Alcyoneus (husband), [[...

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{{Deity
|name = Thea
|title = Goddess of Art
|symbolpic =
|gender = Female
|avatar = None
|consort = [[Alcyoneus]] (though she was wed to [[Cebren]])
|allies = [[Alcyoneus]] (husband), [[Abaris]], [[Betshaba]] (Mother), [[Cebren]] (former husband), [[Himere]] (daughter), [[Hypnos]], [[Mulciber]], [[Ophion]], [[Orchus]], [[Phemos]] (son), [[Selene]], [[Terpsichore]], [[Thalia]] and [[Vitulus]].
|foes = [[Phlegethon]], [[Podarge]], [[Polydorus]] and [[Thanatos]].
|rank = Major (Betshaban)
|nature = Chaotic
|ethos = Benign
|major_influence = Art
|minor_influence = Construction, Inspiration, Invention
|domains = Water, Creation, Luck, Madness
|favweapon = Quarterstaff
|spon_spell = Cure Minor Wounds
|overview = Thea is the patron of art, particularly those using a physical medium, such as painting, sculpture and non-military architecture. She is a peaceful deity, encouraging her worshippers to avoid conflict where possible. Her priesthood tends to be politically significant in most regions where they exist, though active worship tends to be moderate, limited primarily to artisans, sculptors and builders. She encourages the creation of new forms of art and new ideas in general; many new inventions come from her followers or clergy.
|description =
|items =
|dwelling =
|servants =
|customs =
|taboos =
|symbols =
|holy_days =
|laity=
|priest_req =
|garments =
|
}}