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Still, Trithereon has a few opponents. He despises all powers who demand domination and absolute obedience, even if they're deities of good, because he feels that any limitation on freedom necessarily destroys those it limits. | Still, Trithereon has a few opponents. He despises all powers who demand domination and absolute obedience, even if they're deities of good, because he feels that any limitation on freedom necessarily destroys those it limits. | ||
His realm, the Forking Road, isn't really a realm at all. It wanders all over the first layer of Arborea, and when a body steps onto the read, he finds a world of possibilities opens up to him. Trithereon grants each visitor a glimpse of the major paths in his life, and the possible consequences of his actions. | His realm, the Forking Road, isn't really a realm at all. It wanders all over the first layer of Arborea, and when a body steps onto the read, he finds a world of possibilities opens up to him. Trithereon grants each visitor a glimpse of the major paths in his life, and the possible consequences of his actions. | ||
Latest revision as of 03:47, 17 July 2013
| "The Liberator" | |
| Pantheon: | Oerthian |
| AoC: | Individuality, liberty, self-determination |
| Symbol: | A pursuit rune |
| Home P/L/R: | Arborea/Olympus/ the Forking Road |
For a blood who's supposed to be concerned with only a single sphere, Trithereon has some highly-placed friends. Apollo of the Olympians admires his zeal for creativity, and Lathander of Toril is a big proponent of his calls for freedom. And Trithereon probably has at least as much chance of surviving on the planes as St. Cuthbert does, for he, too, has the support of a faction: the Free League (though all Indeps, naturally, make their own choice).
Still, Trithereon has a few opponents. He despises all powers who demand domination and absolute obedience, even if they're deities of good, because he feels that any limitation on freedom necessarily destroys those it limits.
His realm, the Forking Road, isn't really a realm at all. It wanders all over the first layer of Arborea, and when a body steps onto the read, he finds a world of possibilities opens up to him. Trithereon grants each visitor a glimpse of the major paths in his life, and the possible consequences of his actions.