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Revision as of 22:41, 11 September 2019
Return to Deities
The matron of the Horarian people, Quan
Yin is the only deity that they have left from their days before
Habololy. She is peace incarnate, and the guiding hand behind
Kathow-tio-Horari. She exists because of the Horarian people and exists
for them. She cares little for the actions of the Counsil, never speaking
at the Counsil and rarely acting in it.
It is mainly the Horarians that hold the faithful of Quan Yin, although she is prayed to on occasion by others, temples outside of Kathow-tio-Horari are rare.
Quan Yin has never been seen by any mortal.
Power: Demi-God
Symbol: An infant in a lotus flower.
Alignment: Lawful Good
Aspects: Child Birth, Midwives, Pacifism
Plane of Existence: Prime Material
Domains: Beauty, Community, Healing
Prayer Time: Immediately after waking up
Favored Weapon: none
Turn Undead: Turn Undead
Back from the Dead: Any
Favored Class: none
High Temple: Tas-tio-Horari
High Cleric: Ye-ane Mas-Teevno
Number of Faithful: 1.000,000
Associated Groups: none
Dogma: It is only the ability to live in peace that separates us from the animals. Life must be nourished and never taken away. Never raise a weapon against another. Love those who return that love, pray against those who do not. Death comes so that the living may continue to live without worry over the old or sick.
Feast Day: 1st Pramon
Yin – “No life begins on the battlefield.”
