Difference between revisions of "Fooradur"
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Latest revision as of 21:41, 1 October 2025
| Fooradur | |
|---|---|
| Gender | ♂ |
| Domain | Diplomacy |
| Signifying Number | 2 |
| Symbol |
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| Holy Day | 2 Moltan |
| Special Powers | Social Lore |
| Priest Rank | Diplomat |
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| Fooradur's Divine Attributes (3-Tier System) | |
|---|---|
| SIZE | Unknown |
| BODY | 7 (Divine) |
| MIND | 13 (Divine) |
| SPIRIT | 10 (Divine) |
| BP/MD | Unknown |
| Melee Weapon | Great War Hammer(+6) |
| Off/Def/Dam | 30/35/+30 |
| Missile Weapon | Great X-Bow(+4) |
| Attunement → Fooradur | 30 |
The God of Diplomacy is half human, half Dwarf. He is the reason why there has been few conflicts between the two races. Fooradur continually tries to extend his reach in mitigating conflicts between all races. He is cool, calm and collected, as is his followers - both humans, dwarves and some followers from other races. They are often hired as peace keepers and conflict resolution consultants.
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Worship in the 3-Tier System
- SPIRIT → Worship → Fooradur represents devotion and divine connection
- Priests of Fooradur gain powers related to: Diplomacy
- Advancing in worship unlocks divine boons and abilities
