> > > Issaries
>
> >But with a different name.
>
> I don't think Issaries ever was part of Genert's Pantheon.
'different name' = shorthand for 'different deity'
Sorry for the confusion
> > > Pavis (muscled his way in retrospectively)
>
> By the time Pavis was around, Genert's Pantheon was long gone.
But we are discussing the 'Pavis Pantheon' as a recreation of the Genert one by Pavis the experimental heroquester, within the Enclosure of Old Pavis and in Pavis County. Upon a wild guess by me, but with some kind of coincidental imprimatur from Greg, apparently ...
> > > Zola Fel?
>
> >Yes, but ZF was likely a tributary of a far larger River that died.
>
> The Seolinthur.
Are you sure about this ?
I was thinking of a river that ran through Genert's Garden (currently the wastes) ...
Is that right ? If so, thanx for the info ...
> >A Hunter god
>
> I doubt there's a hunter god if the Praxians remember Genert's
> time as a time when Rabbits came freely to the eating.
I take such stories with a pinch of salt, to taste ...
> >An agricultural god (who was(is?) the farmer god in Pavis county
> >(who is the farmer god in old Pavis) ? Perhaps a goddess would be
> >better ?)
>
> Wouldn't this be Genert the Gardener?
Possibly ; I myself would prefer an entirely new deity, though ...
> Other Gods:
eminently sensible IMO, but
> Basmol.
I deliberately refrained from suggesting him myself ...
Was I wrong ?
The Big Question in this matter is of course 'Are the Praxian Tribal Spirits remnants of Genert's Pantheon, or not, or only some of them ?' Are they a devolution of some more inclusive theology ?
> Copper Warrior God.
Nice one !!
cheers,
Julian Lord
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