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'''Clangeddin Truesilver''' | '''Clangeddin Truesilver''' | ||
was the dwarven deity of battle and honor in warfare. He was known as the Father of Battle and the Lord of the Twin Axes. His holy symbol was two crossed battleaxes. He delighted in battle, although he did not tolerate treachery or deceit, and he expected his followers to do the same. He and his followers hated giants and trained their fellow dwarves in special ways to fight them. | was the dwarven deity of battle and honor in warfare. He was known as the Father of Battle and the Lord of the Twin Axes. His holy symbol was two crossed battleaxes. He delighted in battle, although he did not tolerate treachery or deceit, and he expected his followers to do the same. He and his followers hated giants and trained their fellow dwarves in special ways to fight them. |
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Clangeddin Truesilver was the dwarven deity of battle and honor in warfare. He was known as the Father of Battle and the Lord of the Twin Axes. His holy symbol was two crossed battleaxes. He delighted in battle, although he did not tolerate treachery or deceit, and he expected his followers to do the same. He and his followers hated giants and trained their fellow dwarves in special ways to fight them.
- Symbol: Two crossed battleaxes
- Home Plane: Dwarfhome
- Alignment: Lawful good
- Portfolio: Battle, war, valor, bravery, honor in battle
- Worshipers: Barbarians, dwarven defenders, dwarves, fighters, monks, strategists, tacticians, warriors
- Favored weapon: Battleaxe
- Cleric Alignment: LG, NG, LN
- NWN Domains: Dwarf, Good, Law, Strength, Temperance, War, Wrath