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* '''Protect and Preserve the Underrealm:''' Stand guard against those who would corrupt or destroy the sanctuaries beneath the earth. The deep realms are a sacred trust, and it is the duty of Dunguthar's followers to shield them from harm and exploitation. | * '''Protect and Preserve the Underrealm:''' Stand guard against those who would corrupt or destroy the sanctuaries beneath the earth. The deep realms are a sacred trust, and it is the duty of Dunguthar's followers to shield them from harm and exploitation. | ||
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Dunguthar, deity of mining, and stoneworking, dwells in the heart of the earth, where the stones whisper ancient secrets and the depths hide treasures untold. He is being of formidable endurance and unyielding determination, like the stone he loves to work. With hands as skilled in shaping the cold, hard stone as in guiding the fates of those who delve beneath the surface, he crafts his domain with unparalleled craftsmanship. His halls, deep under the earth, are the stuff of legend—vast chambers carved with meticulous attention to detail, reflecting the beauty and power of the subterranean world.
Dunguthar's essence is patience and endurance, virtues he instills in his followers. He respects honesty above all, viewing it as the bedrock of strong, enduring relationships. His sense of justice and fairness, combined with a profound love for the riches of the earth, guides miners and craftsmen in their toil. To work under Dunguthar's gaze is to be part of a community bound by shared effort and mutual respect, where every strike of the hammer and chisel is a prayer, and every gem unearthed a blessing.
His teachings are a testament to the values of hard work, honesty, and the pursuit of excellence. Dunguthar's love for his domains and the creations of his hands resonate deeply with those who value the strength of the earth and the rewards of enduring labor. In the echoing tunnels and the glow of forge fires, his presence is felt, a steady, guiding force for those who seek to uncover the secrets of the stone and forge from metal a legacy as enduring as the mountains themselves.
Dunguthar shows himself as humanoid of short stature, perfect to move within the deeps of earth. His body is robust and broad, mirroring the enduring nature of the mountains. His hair, black, long and well-kept, flows like the underground rivers, and his beard, a symbol of wisdom and strength, is long and groomed with the adornments of gold and silver. Encased in armor of pure mithril, he exudes a quiet strength, his heavy boots and gloves a testament to his dedication to the craft and labor beneath the earth's surface. He also takes the form of a majestic boar, his presence as commanding in the wild as it is in the deepest mines. His body is encased in gleaming mithril armor, making him an awe-inspiring sight amidst the untamed forests and rugged terrain. The boar's long tusks, symbols of his might and connection to the earth, are elegantly adorned with gold rings, a subtle display of divine opulence and authority.
Symbol
The symbol of Dunguthar is an anvil atop a mountain. The mountain signifies stability, endurance, and the boundless treasures hidden beneath the earth, while the anvil symbolizes the art of creation—transforming raw elements into objects of beauty and utility.
Relations With Other Deities
Dunguthar's relationships with the pantheon weave a complex narrative of allegiance, respect, and conflict. Amidst the good pantheon, his stature is unparalleled, earning him the reverence of his divine peers. Yet, it is with Thuzulin, the whimsical deity of invention and humor, and Crossus, the steadfast deity of mountains and strength, that Dunguthar forges bonds stronger than mithril. Together, they share a camaraderie that transcends mere divine duty, rooted in mutual respect and shared visions for the realms they shepherd.
His unwavering loyalty to Bahamut, the paragon of virtue and the embodiment of good, is as profound as the deepest mines he governs. This allegiance is mirrored in his kinship with Aerion, whose radiant sunbeams pierce even the darkest caverns of Dunguthar's domain, illuminating the path of righteousness.
In the realm of creation, Dunguthar's spirit finds kinship with Psamathe, deity of crafts. United by the hammer's ring and the forge's blaze, their friendship is a testament to the divine artistry that sculpts the world's beauty. Together, they celebrate the sanctity of creation, from the delicate intricacies of metalwork to the enduring legacy of stone.
Yet, where light shines brightest, shadows loom. Dunguthar's disdain for Kharn, deity of hate, Tarnull, deity of earthquakes and volcanoes, and Ophion, deity of shadows and undead, casts a somber pall over his divine relations. These deities, architects of hatred, destruction, and obscurity, are anathema to all he holds sacred. They desecrate the sanctity of the earthen depths with their malevolence, challenging Dunguthar's guardianship over the realms below. This enmity is not merely personal; it is a clash of fundamental forces, a battle for the soul of the earth itself.
What The Legends Say
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Dogma
Dunguthar's dogma is based on these five tenets:
- Honor the Earth: Respect the sanctity of the earth and its bounties. Recognize the deep realms beneath our feet as sacred spaces, where the treasures of the world are kept and guarded. Extraction and use of these resources should be done thoughtfully, with gratitude for the earth's generosity.
- Craft with Heart and Soul: In every creation, imbue meticulous attention to detail, as if each piece were a sacred offering to Dunguthar himself. Let the precision of your craftsmanship be a testament to your devotion, reflecting not just skill, but a profound respect for the materials granted by the earth. Each strike of the hammer, each chisel's carve, should speak of a dedication to excellence, honoring the divine artistry that binds creator and creation.
- Endure in the Face of Adversity: Like the stone that withstands the ages, Dunguthar's followers are called to embody resilience. Challenges, both physical and spiritual, are to be faced with unwavering determination and patience.
- Uphold Honesty: In the heart of the deepest mines, where darkness veils all but the most precious gems, let honesty illuminate your path. Your word, unyielding and steadfast, should be as unbreakable as the ancient stones that form the foundation of the world. It is the cornerstone upon which true relationships that endure as the mountains are built, and through which communities thrive. In every interaction, let truth guide your actions, for honesty shapes the soul as the hammer shapes the metal—refined, strong, and true.
- Protect and Preserve the Underrealm: Stand guard against those who would corrupt or destroy the sanctuaries beneath the earth. The deep realms are a sacred trust, and it is the duty of Dunguthar's followers to shield them from harm and exploitation.
Clergy and Temples
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Initiation
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