Me>> I don't think Issaries ever was part of Genert's Pantheon.
(this was a post on the hero-wars list in case anybody wonders)
>'different name' = shorthand for 'different deity'
I don't believe that any trade or communication diety was in the Genertan Pantheon.
IT>> Pavis (muscled his way in retrospectively)
Me>> 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.
He asked about the Genert Pantheon. I prefer not to have retrospective additions to an extinct pantheon and would put Pavis instead in his own "neo-Genertan" pantheon.
>>The Seolinthur.
>Are you sure about this ?
It's labelled as running through Genert's Garden in Uz Lore and Seolinthur is named as one of the gods that died alongside Genert in Cults of Terror.
> > 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 ...
I still think the tales of the richness of Genert's Garden are true, negating the need for a hunter deity.
> > >An agricultural god [...]
> > Wouldn't this be Genert the Gardener?
>Possibly ; I myself would prefer an entirely new deity, though ...
You would have to convince me that Genert's Garden sustained an agricultural society.
One last god, or dragon rather: All Eyes Open But One, the dragon who advised Genert.
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