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[[Malar]], also known as [[the Beast Lord]]<ref name="Book of Crypts p.50">[[Book of Crypts]] p. 50</ref>, is an [[evil]] [[god]] of [[hunter]]s, rampaging beasts and [[monster]]s, and [[Bloodthirsty|bloodlust]].<ref name="FRCS (3E) p.245">[[Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting (3e)]] p. 245</ref> He is worshiped primarily in [[Faerun]], the continent of the [[Forgotten Realms]] campaign setting. As on Faerun, [[Cult of Malar|the Malarites]] in Ravenloft worship from the shadows. The faith of Malar is despised to most lands because of the perverse rites and sacrifices they perform, their terrorizing of [[urban]] [[community|communities]], and their wanton [[murder]] of [[druid]]s and [[ranger]]s.<ref name="Book of Crypts p.50">[[Book of Crypts]] p. 50</ref> | [[Malar]], also known as [[the Beast Lord]]<ref name="Book of Crypts p.50">[[Book of Crypts]] p. 50</ref>, is an [[evil]] [[god]] of [[hunter]]s, rampaging beasts and [[monster]]s, and [[Bloodthirsty|bloodlust]].<ref name="FRCS (3E) p.245">[[Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting (3e)]] p. 245</ref> He is worshiped primarily in [[Faerun]], the continent of the [[Forgotten Realms]] campaign setting. As on Faerun, [[Cult of Malar|the Malarites]] in Ravenloft worship from the shadows. The faith of Malar is despised to most lands because of the perverse rites and sacrifices they perform, their terrorizing of [[urban]] [[community|communities]], and their wanton [[murder]] of [[druid]]s and [[ranger]]s.<ref name="Book of Crypts p.50">[[Book of Crypts]] p. 50</ref> | ||
The only known [[temple]] of [[Malar]] was [[Secret Temple of Malar|a hidden one]] in [[Aferdale]]. It was [[disguised]] as a [[temple]] to a made-up god named [[Weeshy]].<ref name="Book of Crypts p.56-59">[[Book of Crypts]] p. 56-59</ref>{{netbook-small}}After the | The only known [[temple]] of [[Malar]] was [[Secret Temple of Malar|a hidden one]] in [[Aferdale]]. It was [[disguised]] as a [[temple]] to a made-up god named [[Weeshy]].<ref name="Book of Crypts p.56-59">[[Book of Crypts]] p. 56-59</ref>{{netbook-small}}After the cult was discovered and Malisha's death/resurrection, the cult disperse throughout [[Liffe]] such that it avoids the sort of attention that destroyed it before.<ref>[[Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer]] p.12-13</ref> | ||
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Malar, also known as the Beast Lord[1], is an evil god of hunters, rampaging beasts and monsters, and bloodlust.[2] He is worshiped primarily in Faerun, the continent of the Forgotten Realms campaign setting. As on Faerun, the Malarites in Ravenloft worship from the shadows. The faith of Malar is despised to most lands because of the perverse rites and sacrifices they perform, their terrorizing of urban communities, and their wanton murder of druids and rangers.[1]
The only known temple of Malar was a hidden one in Aferdale. It was disguised as a temple to a made-up god named Weeshy.[3]
After the cult was discovered and Malisha's death/resurrection, the cult disperse throughout Liffe such that it avoids the sort of attention that destroyed it before.[4]
Click here for more information on Malar in Faerun
- Alignment: Chaotic Evil[2]
- Spell Domains: Animal Domain, Chaos Domain, Evil Domain, Moon Domain, Strength Domain[2]
- Favored Weapon: Claw Bracer[2]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Book of Crypts p. 50
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting (3e) p. 245 Cite error: Invalid
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- ↑ Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer p.12-13
