Gaben (3.5e Deity)

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Intermediate Deity
Symbol: A steam valve
Home Plane: He goes where He is needed
Alignment: Neutral Good
Portfolio: Gaming, quality product distribution services, sportsmanship, numbers below three
Clergy Alignments: Any nonevil
Domains: Artifice, Creation, Community, Gluttony
Favored Weapon: Combat Crowbar
He is good. He is merciful.

Gaben appears as a large, jolly man with round glasses. He is the God of Product Distribution, and watches over all those mechants who need a better, faster way to get their goods to customers. A kindhearted deity, he provides good people with games to play, and refuses to allow evil people (namely pirates) to ruin his generosity for everyone else.

Dogma[edit]

Gaben values sportsmanship and fair play. Wielding his mighty banhammer against those who would cheat or scream racial obscenities during battle, he believes that all of life is like a game, and all must display sportsmanlike conduct in everything that they do. Those that obey shall be rewarded with fast, efficient, and inexpensive product delivery. However, he has a deep-seated hatred for the number three. If you must do something three times in a row, then you have done something wrong, and you have incurred Gaben's wrath.

Clergy and Temples[edit]

Merchants the world over give praise and thanks to Gaben for allowing them to provide quality product delivery.



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