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Yutow, also known as [[the Peacebringer]] or [[the Dead God]], is the chief [[deity]] worshiped in [[Valachan]] as the god of the [[Church of Yutow]]. It is said he became a [[martyr]] in order to resolve [[the Pacification]], but that he still watches over Valachan from his perch on the [[moon]].<ref name="Gaz IV p. 91">[[Gazetteer IV]] p.91</ref>
Yutow, also known as [[the Peacebringer]] or [[the Dead God]], is the chief [[deity]] worshiped in [[Valachan]] as the god of the [[Church of Yutow]]. It is said he became a [[martyr]] in order to resolve [[the Pacification]] but that he still watches over Valachan from his perch on the [[moon]].<ref name="Gaz IV p. 91">[[Gazetteer IV]] p.91</ref>
 
Yutow is depicted as something of a figure resembling a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_Man green man] with characteristics placing him somewhere between a [[human]] [[adept]] and a [[fey]] [[god]].<ref>[[Gazetteer IV]] p.90</ref>


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[[category:Character]]
[[category:Deity]]
[[category:Deity]]
[[category:Lawful Good]]
[[category:Lawful Neutral]]
[[category:Male]]
[[category:Martyr]]
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[[category:Church of Yutow]]
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[[category:Cat God]]

Latest revision as of 15:44, 6 April 2024

Yutow, also known as the Peacebringer or the Dead God, is the chief deity worshiped in Valachan as the god of the Church of Yutow. It is said he became a martyr in order to resolve the Pacification but that he still watches over Valachan from his perch on the moon.[1]

Yutow is depicted as something of a figure resembling a green man with characteristics placing him somewhere between a human adept and a fey god.[2]

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