- Daern
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name=Daern
title=The Unshakable
home=Oerth
power=Hero-deity
alignment=Lawful Neutral
portfolio=Defenses, Fortifications
domains=Earth, Law, Protection
alias=none
super=PossiblyDelleb In the "
World of Greyhawk "campaign setting for the "Dungeons & Dragons "role-playing game , Daern is theOeridian hero-deity of Defenses and Fortifications. Daern's holy symbol is a shield hanging from aparapet . Griffins are often associated with her.Description
Daern is depicted as a black-haired Oeridian woman with a plain face and strong blue eyes.
Worshippers
Clergy
Daern's priests often advise military leaders on proper placement and construction of fortifications, castles, and keeps. Her priests are valued among rulers who wish to establish stronger borders. The priesthood favors the shortspear.
History
In her mortal life, Daern was responsible for the construction of a number of famous fortifications, including
Castle Blazebane inAlmor and Tarthax (currently known asGoldbolt ) nearRel Deven . Some sources in theGreat Kingdom imply that she was involved in the construction of the Imperial Palace atRauxes , though this event occurred some time after her death (some time after theBattle of a Fortnight's Length in -110 CY), so few take this claim seriously.Daern's Instant Fortress
Daern's Instant Fortress is a
magic item that appears as a small metal cube. When its command word is spoken, the cube grows into a 30-foot tall tower instantly.References
*Brown, Anne. "Player's Guide" (TSR,
1998 ).
*Conforti, Steven, ed. "Living Greyhawk Official Listing of Deities for Use in the Campaign," version 2.0 (Wizards of the Coast,2005 ). Available online: [http://www.wizards.com/rpga/downloads/LG_Deities.zip]
*Gygax, Gary . "World of Greyhawk Fantasy Game Setting " (TSR,1983 ).
*Holian, Gary,Erik Mona ,Sean K Reynolds , andFrederick Weining . "Living Greyhawk Gazetteer " (Wizards of the Coast ,2000 ).
*Reynolds, Sean K, Frederick Weining, and Erik Mona. "Blood of Heroes." "Living Greyhawk Journal " #3 (Paizo Publishing ,2001 ).
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