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Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 Edition Index – Deities Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 Edition Index – Deities http://www.crystalkeep.com/d20 Collected by Chet Erez ([email protected]) October 1, 2007 Table of Contents Page Index...................................................................................................2 Goliath ........................................................................................................26 Core Deities........................................................................................4 Halfling.......................................................................................................27 Human ........................................................................................................27 Campaign Settings..............................................................................6 Orc ..............................................................................................................27 Greyhawk......................................................................................................6 Minor Humanoid Racial Deities ................................................................28 Forgotten Realms..........................................................................................9 Illumian.................................................................................................28 Mulhorandi ...........................................................................................14 Raptoran ...............................................................................................28 Eberron........................................................................................................15 Tortle ....................................................................................................28 Sovereign Host......................................................................................15 Dark Six ................................................................................................15 Monster Deities................................................................................ 29 Silver Flame..........................................................................................16 Demon ........................................................................................................29 Other .....................................................................................................16 Devil ...........................................................................................................29 Minor Campaign Settings...........................................................................17 Dragon ........................................................................................................30 Cynidicean ............................................................................................17 Undead........................................................................................................30 Dark Sun ...............................................................................................17 Other Monstrous Deities ............................................................................31 Historic Deities................................................................................. 18 Environment-based Deities.............................................................. 33 Asgard.........................................................................................................18 Frostburn.....................................................................................................33 Aztec ...........................................................................................................19 Sandstorm...................................................................................................33 Babylonian..................................................................................................19 Stormwrack.................................................................................................34 Mesoptamian...............................................................................................20 Additional Deities ............................................................................ 35 Olympic ......................................................................................................21 Exalted........................................................................................................35 Pharonic ......................................................................................................22 Warrior .......................................................................................................35 Racial Deities ................................................................................... 23 Misc. ...........................................................................................................36 Drow ...........................................................................................................23 Appendix.......................................................................................... 37 Dwarf ..........................................................................................................24 Revision History.........................................................................................37 Elf................................................................................................................25 Key to Sourcebooks ...................................................................................37 Gnome.........................................................................................................26 Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 Edition Index – Deities October 1, 2007 Index Brother Shell ..........................28 Forsetit....................................18 Incabulus ..................................6 A Fortubo .....................................6 Io…........................................ 30 C Fraz-Urb’luu...........................29 Ishtar................................ 19, 20 Aasterinian .............................30 Frey ........................................18 Ishtishia ................................. 34 Abbathor ................................24 Callarduran Smoothhands......26 Freya.......................................18 Isis… ............................... 14, 22 Adad.......................................20 Cegilune .................................31 Frigga .....................................18 Istus ..........................................6 Aegir ......................................18 Celestian...................................6 Fury ........................................15 Iuz….........................................7 Aengrist..................................33 Chaav .....................................35 Aerdrie Faenya.......................25 Chalchihuitlicue.....................19 G J Afflux.....................................30 Chautea.....................................9 Akadi........................................9 Chronepsis..............................30 Gaerdal Ironhand ...................26 Jascar ........................................7 Al’Akbar ..................................6 Cihuacoatl ..............................19 Garagos ....................................9 Jergal ..................................... 10 Al-Ishtus.................................33 Clangeddin Truesilver........9, 24 Gargauth...................................9 Joramy ............................... 7, 33 Allitur.......................................6 Corellon Larethian .............4, 25 Garl Glittergold..................4, 26 Juiblex ................................... 29 Alobal Lorfiril........................25 Cyndor......................................6 Garyx......................................30 Altua.......................................35 Cyric.........................................9 Geb .........................................14 K Andropinus.............................17 Cyrollalee...............................27 Gelf Darkearth........................26 Ka… ...................................... 31 Angharradh ............................25 Geshtai................................6, 34 Kaelthiere .............................. 31 Anhur .....................................14 D Ghaunadaur ......................10, 23 Kalok Shash .......................... 16 Annam....................................31 Gilgamesh ..............................19 Dagon.....................................29 Kanchelsis ............................. 36 Anshar....................................19 Girru .......................................19 Dahak .....................................19 Kavaki ................................... 26 Anu...................................19, 20 Glasya.....................................29 Dallah Thuan..........................27 Keeper ................................... 15 Anubis....................................22 Glautru....................................28 Dalt...........................................6 Kelanen.................................. 36 Apep.......................................22 Glutton....................................26 Dark Six .................................15 Kelemvor............................... 10 Aphrodite ...............................21 Gond.......................................10 Deep Duerra .......................9, 24 Ki…....................................... 19 Apollo ....................................21 Gorm
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