Kennith Reaper (3.5e Deity)
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| Symbol: | <!< Scythe > |
| Home Plane: | <!< Seven Heavens > |
| Alignment: | <!< Lawful Neutral > |
| Portfolio: | <!< Law, Death > |
| Clergy Alignments: | <!< Any Neutral > |
| Domains: | <!< Death, Law > |
| Favored Weapon: | <!< Scythe > |
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<!< Kennith Reaper was the illegitimate son of a god of Death. He appears as a young man clothed in black robes. He has blue-ish black hair and pale skin. His eyes are bright blue and can pierce the soul. On his back he carries a common scythe that could be found on any farm. >
[edit] Dogma
Kennith Reaper teaches his worshippers that Death comes for us all and that we shouldn't run from it. Anyone who tries to erase their debt to Death must pay because cheating death is a crime against nature. His worshippers commonly are taught to hunt down the undead particularly those that can create more undead. Good and Evil is not important all that matters is that everyone must die eventually.
[edit] Clergy and Temples
<!< the clergy is small but growing steadily as Kennith was originally from the prime material. he walks among his worshippers. temples are common in most holy cities as they are the keepers of the dead. They will give last rights to anyone even if they don't worship Kennith. for in the eyes of their god all people are equal. Slavery is usually frowned upon because everybody dies and is equal before Kennith Reaper. >
[edit] Pantheon
<!< Kennith often is seen with the norse gods as they believe that death in battle is a good thing.>
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