Thryope - Revision history

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	===God of Age===		====God of Age====
	''Addleshod''		''Addleshod''
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			===God of Age===
			''Addleshod''
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	Thryope is the god of aging and represents the final stage of moral life before death. He is typically portrayed as a curmudgeonly, cynical old man constantly seeking to bring misery to others. He shares an interest in disease with [[Ruminus]], god of disease, but concentrates on diseases of old age, such as senility, arthritis and gout. His clergy is understandably small and his few worshippers tend to be those of extreme old age hoping to avoid his depredations. Thryope particularly despises those who refuse to acknowledge the wisdom of the aged or who seek to force new ideas on people, and thus encourages his followers to persecute those people whenever possible.		Thryope is the god of aging and represents the final stage of moral life before death. He is typically portrayed as a curmudgeonly, cynical old man constantly seeking to bring misery to others. He shares an interest in disease with [[Ruminus]], god of disease, but concentrates on diseases of old age, such as senility, arthritis and gout. His clergy is understandably small and his few worshippers tend to be those of extreme old age hoping to avoid his depredations. Thryope particularly despises those who refuse to acknowledge the wisdom of the aged or who seek to force new ideas on people, and thus encourages his followers to persecute those people whenever possible.

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	{{Deity		<includeonly>{{Article_Reference\|article= Thryope}}</includeonly>
			Thryope is the god of aging and represents the final stage of moral life before death. He is typically portrayed as a curmudgeonly, cynical old man constantly seeking to bring misery to others. He shares an interest in disease with [[Ruminus]], god of disease, but concentrates on diseases of old age, such as senility, arthritis and gout. His clergy is understandably small and his few worshippers tend to be those of extreme old age hoping to avoid his depredations. Thryope particularly despises those who refuse to acknowledge the wisdom of the aged or who seek to force new ideas on people, and thus encourages his followers to persecute those people whenever possible.

			Thryope’s priests are invariably fallen priests of other religions who have become too embittered by age to follow their previous patron. His most prized clergy are those who once served [[Alcyoneous]], God of Youth, though he holds no special enmity for that god.
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	\|favweapon = Quarterstaff		\|favweapon = Quarterstaff
	\|spon_spell = Ray of Enfeeblement		\|spon_spell = Ray of Enfeeblement
	\|overview = Thryope is the god of aging and represents the final stage of moral life before death. He is typically portrayed as a curmudgeonly, cynical old man constantly seeking to bring misery to others. He shares an interest in disease with Ruminus, God of Disease, but concentrates on diseases of old age, such as senility, arthritis and gout. His clergy is understandably small and his few worshippers tend to be those of extreme old age hoping to avoid his depredations. Thryope particularly despises those who refuse to acknowledge the wisdom of the aged or who seek to force new ideas on people, and thus encourages his followers to persecute those people whenever possible.

	Thryope’s priests are invariably fallen priests of other religions who have become too embittered by age to follow their previous patron. His most prized clergy are those who once served Alcyoneous, God of Youth, though he holds no special enmity for that god.
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	\|allies = [[Enosigaois]] (father), [[Podarge]] and [[Ruminus]].		\|allies = [[Enosigaois]] (father), [[Podarge]] and [[Ruminus]].
	\|foes = [[Abaris]], [[Clementia]], [[Drames]], [[Selene]], [[Taygete]] and [[Tethys~~, Goddess of Undeath~~]].		\|foes = [[Abaris]], [[Clementia]], [[Drames]], [[Selene]], [[Taygete]] and [[Tethys]].
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|name = Thryope
|title = God of Age
|symbolpic =
|gender = Male
|avatar = Old Man Krinkle; Addleshod
|consort = None
|allies = [[Enosigaois]] (father), [[Podarge]] and [[Ruminus]].
|foes = [[Abaris]], [[Clementia]], [[Drames]], [[Selene]], [[Taygete]] and [[Tethys, Goddess of Undeath]].
|rank = Major
|nature = Ordered
|ethos = Malign
|major_influence = Age
|minor_influence = Disease, Infirmity, and Wisdom
|domains = Earth, Death, Pestilence, Time
|favweapon = Quarterstaff
|spon_spell = Ray of Enfeeblement
|overview = Thryope is the god of aging and represents the final stage of moral life before death. He is typically portrayed as a curmudgeonly, cynical old man constantly seeking to bring misery to others. He shares an interest in disease with Ruminus, God of Disease, but concentrates on diseases of old age, such as senility, arthritis and gout. His clergy is understandably small and his few worshippers tend to be those of extreme old age hoping to avoid his depredations. Thryope particularly despises those who refuse to acknowledge the wisdom of the aged or who seek to force new ideas on people, and thus encourages his followers to persecute those people whenever possible.

Thryope’s priests are invariably fallen priests of other religions who have become too embittered by age to follow their previous patron. His most prized clergy are those who once served Alcyoneous, God of Youth, though he holds no special enmity for that god.
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