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--- ravens_of_woe [2024/05/07 05:50] – bardlythere
+++ ravens_of_woe [2024/06/18 03:20] (current) – bardlythere
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 ===== Valravn =====
-==== The Scavenger ====
+**Valravn The Scavenger** is one of the older gods, and the mother of the other ravens of woe. As such, they serve as the principal deity.
-Principal deity of the Ravens of Woe.
 Holy Symbol: A pouch of dried herbs, berries, and wolf teeth with black feathers tied to the outside
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 ===== Natravne =====
-==== Herald of Pestilence ====
+**Natravne,  Herald of Pestilence** is the oldest of Valravn's children and a master of pestilence and disease, especially those that the bloated corpses littering a battlefield exude. Avatars of Natravne have a hole in their left wing and no eyes.
-Avatars of Natravne have a hole in their left wing and no eyes.
 Holy Symbol: A shriveled zombie hand with a wreath of dried holly berries around the wrist
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 ===== Bav Catha =====
-==== Herald of Carnage ====
+**Bav Catha, Herald of Carnage** is not the oldest of Valravn's children, but is possibly one of the most powerful. She is also one of the most vocal of the Ravens of Woe, and her avatars can frequently be seen haunting battlefields. Avatars of Bav Catha always crow thrice, and can speak. Their beaks are always stained red. Those who hear one of Bav Catha's avatars report that they always speak in the listener's native tongue.
-Avatars of Bav Catha always crow thrice, and can speak. Their beaks are always stained red.
 Holy Symbol: An eye sealed in amber with 3 black feathers
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 ===== Yangvinr =====
-==== Herald of Famine ====
+The youngest of Valravn's children, **Yangvinr, Herald of Famine** is the most magically inclined of his siblings. Avatars of Yangvinr shine red in the light and have three legs.
-Avatars of Yangvinr shine red in the light and have three legs.
 Holy Symbol: Three shriveled bird feet tied to a knuckle bone with sinew