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coralleane
Acolyte

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Posted - 25 Dec 2005 :  02:14:17  Show Profile  Visit coralleane's Homepage Send coralleane a Private Message  Reply with Quote  Delete Topic
I've been tasked with designing a Loviatian temple. So far, all I have to go in is the entry about Loviatar in the Faiths and Pantheons book - can anyone recommend any other sources, either online or offline? I'm not picky, I'll take anything - novels, articles, designs you doodled five years ago on the back of a napkin...

Thanks in advance,

~Coral

The Sage
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Posted - 25 Dec 2005 :  02:18:40  Show Profile Send The Sage a Private Message  Reply with Quote
The 2e Faiths & Avatars tome. There was also some slight detailing of a temple to Loviatar in the Maiden of Pain novel -- part of "The Priests" series.

Also, for comparison purposes, there's a listing of deity temples (including Loviatar's) here at Candlekeep:- http://www.candlekeep.com/library/articles/temples.htm

It should allow you to search for other Loviatar temples in the Realmslore and compare each temple reference so you can gain a fair idea about what they are like. I'm slowly updating it since it is only relevant to 1372 DR -- taking into account all other temple mentions in both novels and more recent sourcebooks.

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Dargoth
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Posted - 25 Dec 2005 :  02:37:43  Show Profile  Visit Dargoth's Homepage Send Dargoth a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Theres a 3ed module with a Temple of Loviator in an issue of Dungeon magazine its set up underground beneath a Temple of Ilmater

I cant remember what issue its in but I remember theres a Davourer on the front cover of the mag

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coralleane
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Posted - 25 Dec 2005 :  03:46:04  Show Profile  Visit coralleane's Homepage Send coralleane a Private Message  Reply with Quote
The Faiths & Avatars entry is rather more illuminating than the Faiths & Pantheons one was, thank you! And that list looks useful - I'll have to go through it thoroughly tomorrow. :)

~Coral
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Crust
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Posted - 30 Dec 2005 :  17:43:22  Show Profile  Visit Crust's Homepage Send Crust a Private Message  Reply with Quote
The major villain in my current campaign worships Loviatar. He's a half-fiend/half-human evolved master vampire epic blood magus, whose "shrine" to Loviatar is a network of blood pits, above which hang gutted bodies dangling from wicked hooks. Found deep within the bowels of Grimstead Castle's ruins, these pits pool the blood of often-still-writhing victims into a massive Blood Pit, where vampires may flay themselves in honor to Loviatar, basking in a large pool of warm blood. The Elder, as the beastly vampire is known, is served by kyton torturers, blood animotes, and a vast array of undead minions and vampire spawn. Using class abilities like scarification, the Elder sees pain as a way of enlightenment. It certainly makes his spells more powerful.

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Narnra glowered at her father. "Just how am I to learn how to think? By being taught by you?"

"Some folk in the Realms would give their lives for the chance to learn at my feet," Elminster said mildly. "Several already have."

~from Elminster's Daughter, Ed Greenwood
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