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[[Arawn]] is an [[Outlander Deity|outlander]] [[death god]] who is a member of the [[Forfarian Pantheon]]. He is primarily worshipped by the [[goblyn]]s of [[Forlorn]], though he has no [[cleric]]s among them. Their understanding of Arawn's dogma makes the use of [[reincarnation]] and [[resurrection]] taboo<ref>[[Castles Forlorn: The Weeping Lands]] p. 35-36</ref>, though with a noticable lack of divine magic, this may make little difference. | [[Arawn]] is an [[Outlander Deity|outlander]] [[death god]] who is a member of the [[Forfarian Pantheon]]. He is primarily worshipped by the [[goblyn]]s of [[Forlorn]], though he has no [[cleric]]s among them. Their understanding of Arawn's dogma makes the use of [[reincarnation]] and [[resurrection]] taboo<ref>[[Castles Forlorn: The Weeping Lands]] p. 35-36</ref>, though with a noticable lack of divine magic, this may make little difference. | ||
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Arawn is an outlander death god who is a member of the Forfarian Pantheon. He is primarily worshipped by the goblyns of Forlorn, though he has no clerics among them. Their understanding of Arawn's dogma makes the use of reincarnation and resurrection taboo[1], though with a noticable lack of divine magic, this may make little difference.
The Maw of Arawn is thought by the Forfarian goblyns to be his lair.[2]
References
- ↑ Castles Forlorn: The Weeping Lands p. 35-36
- ↑ Castles Forlorn: The Weeping Lands p. 36
