Template:Deity

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{{Deity}} is for use in any article about a deity. Some parameters are optional and can be left blank; if undefined, these optional parameters will not appear as part of the template.

The recommended image size is a width of 250px so that it will completely fill the infobox without increasing its size.

This template is based upon the Deity Template located at the Forgotten Realms Wiki.

Usage

{{Deity
| image             = 
| name              = 
| titles            = 
| adjective         = 
| home              = 
| portfolio         = 
| worshipers        = 
| edicts            = 
| anathema          = 
| weapon            = 
| symbol            = 
| sacred animal     = 
| sacred colors     = 
}}

image (optional)

An image of deity's holy symbol. The recommended size is 250px, but if larger the image should scale to fit the template.

name

The deity's name.

titles (optional)

Titles and alternate names that represent the deity.

adjective (optional)

The word used to describe entities of or pertaining or related to the deity.

home (optional)

Location the deity calls home. Pathfinder Second Edition prefers the term 'Realm' and this is what will appear in the infobox produced.

portfolio (optional)

Areas of concern, portfolios, or spheres of influence, possessed by the deity.

worshipers (optional)

Typical worshippers of the deity.

edicts (optional)

Summarise the edicts of the deity. Try to keep this text as short as possible taking any longer discussion of edicts into the main body text of the article.

anathema (optional)

Summarise the anathemas of the deity. Try to keep this text as short as possible taking any longer discussion of anathemas into the main body text of the article.

weapon (optional)

The deity's favored weapon.

symbol (optional)

The god's un/holy symbol.

sacred animal (optional)

Animal treated with special reverence by a deity's faithful.

sacred colors (optional)

Colors associated with a deity (often found in church decorations and clergy attire).

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