Vorillian
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Campaign 2[edit]
God of Stories and member of the Celestial Host
Domains[edit]
- Life
- Trickery
- Forge
Symbol[edit]
A white featureless mask.
Lore[edit]
Vorillian is known as Old Wild Eye, Joy Maker, and the Chronicler. He represents one of the most important aspects of the Touched, that of legacy. Vorillian is the god of stories, and is the only god said to walk the material plane searching for stories to carry on. He is depicted as an elderly gnome in brown rags with a large patchwork sack on his back, twice the size of himself. Sometimes he is wearing a mask similar to the mendicant masks. His angels appear to be clockwork creatures with wings of brass. In stories about Vorillian, he is always good natured and quick with a joke or a trick. Many of the stories are about how he has escaped danger or duty by tricking the other gods. He is also said to be an incredible artificer, and some of the most amazing relics in the world are said to have come from his workshop.
Adherents of Vorillian[edit]
Adherents of Vorillian tend to be good natured and joyful. Many bards and merchants become adherents, especially those who travel frequently. Many artificers also become adherents and some accounts of the dark days speak of the artifacts made from older artifacts being a technique passed down from Vorillian himself. Adherents tend to wear brown and carry a featureless white mask, like the mendicant masks, but expressionless.
Campaign 1[edit]
God of the Warm Mirth and member of the Divine Court.
Domains[edit]
- Trickery (The Hapless Scamp)
- Light (The Warmth of Joy)
- Nature (The Brother of Fae)
Symbol[edit]
A two-headed coin.
Lore[edit]
Vorillian is known as the Joy Maker, Old Wild-Eye, and the fae Lord. He is known in many stories for playing pranks on the other gods and tricking mortals. His tricks are always good natured and full of joy. He is depicted as an elderly gnome in brown rags with a large patchwork sack on his back, twice the size of himself. The bag is said to be full of tricks. His angels appear to be clockwork creatures with wings of brass. Vorillian’s followers tend to be good-natured, warm-hearted, and optimistic. Many young boys dress as Old Wild-Eye to perform tricks around their villages. He is also followed by artificers who marvel at the great works that are attributed to him. Truly some of the greatest artifacts of all time are said to have come from Vorillian’s workshop.
Clerics of Vorillian[edit]
Clerics of Vorillian are good-natured and fun, spreading joy being one of their chief duties. When travelling Vorillian clerics come to town they can often be seen with rows of children dancing and playing behind them. The usually wear simple, brown clothing and many are decent artificers in their own right. Clerics of Vorillian are happy to play tricks and jokes with benign outcomes, but they never use these tricks for personal gain. A participant must be unaffected, if not better off from an interaction with a Vorillian Cleric. As such, clerics of Vorillian are widely trusted and in most cultures it is considered bad luck to turn a cleric of Vorillian away. They carry with them a two-headed coin as practical trickery, but also to remind them that their luck comes from within.
