Rutilor: Difference between revisions
mNo edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 19: | Line 19: | ||
*parchment mongoose primers |
*parchment mongoose primers |
||
*Immortal Rutilor cards |
*Immortal Rutilor cards |
||
==Artwork and Depictions== |
|||
As with all the [[Immortals]], various works of art to the god can be found throughout the realms. |
|||
===[[Ashala'taman]] Greatsword=== |
|||
Found in the floating tower during the periodic event: |
|||
: A detailed depiction of a mongoose, symbol of Rutilor, besting a venomous black mamba is etched into the outer face of the enormous blade. Despite its constant exposure to the elements the greatsword gleams like new, owing to either rigorous maintenance or some clever trick of metalwork. |
|||
==Items== |
==Items== |
||
Revision as of 02:42, 28 May 2017
Rutilor is the defender of the gods. He judges with kindness and even-handedness, and is ferocious in what he defends. A patron of Paladins, Rutilor will stalwartly defend anyone who he feels is getting a raw deal. Like Chadatru, he is a god of truth and cannot lie. He is a collector of swords, especially extraordinary ones, and has enchanted a few in his time. He has a small kennel of fearless hounds that he unleashes when someone has escaped his judgment; they cannot stop once they are on a trail, and they never lose their prey. Rutilor is much the same way and -- though short by comparison to other gods (it is the form he chose) -- has taken on opponents twice his size.
Symbol
Other Aspects
Neutral - Chadatru
Dark - Botolf
Altar Locations
- Theren Keep Basement - Doesn't Give Favor Orbs
- Crossing Temple, Eyes of the 13
- Shard, Temple of Light - no favor orbs
Proper Offerings
- swords
- mongoose beads
- parchment mongoose primers
- Immortal Rutilor cards
Artwork and Depictions
As with all the Immortals, various works of art to the god can be found throughout the realms.
Ashala'taman Greatsword
Found in the floating tower during the periodic event:
- A detailed depiction of a mongoose, symbol of Rutilor, besting a venomous black mamba is etched into the outer face of the enormous blade. Despite its constant exposure to the elements the greatsword gleams like new, owing to either rigorous maintenance or some clever trick of metalwork.