Celestian (Lesser Deity)
AL Neutral good; WAL Any good; SoC Stars, Space,
Wanderers; SY Black circle with seven stars; CR Black;
PN Astral
It is said that Celestian and Fharlanghn are brothers
who followed similar but different paths. While
Fharlanghn traveled the world, Celestian was drawn to
the endless reaches of the stars and the Astral Plane.
Celestian, The Star Wanderer, has only a small following
in the Flanaess, being revered by astronomers, astrologers,
navigators, philosophers, dreamers, and others
involved with the cosmos or the sky. Shrines to Celestian
are located in the country, away from city lights, and are
built on mountain peaks or hilltops with a clear view of the
night sky. Services to Celestian are held outdoors under a
starry sky.

Celestian’s Clerics
AL Any Good; RA Black robe covered with stars; AEx
+ 10%; WPN spear*, short sword, staff; SPH Astral,
Creation, Sun, Necromantic (minor), Healing, Guardian
(minor); SPL see below; ADD meteors, create water,
endure cold/heat, resist cold, resist fire, flame walk, create
food and water, quest, chariot of Sustarre, wind walk
Priests of Celestian wander about emulating their deity,
whenever possible, by traveling the depths of space. They
tend to be detached, more concerned with the stars than
with Oerthly affairs. All Celestian priests study the stars
and have a working knowledge of astronomy and navigation.
Priests gain special spells as they advance in level:
Level Spell
1st-2nd feather fall
3rd-4th jump
5th-6th levitate
7th-8th spider climb
9th-10th fly
11th-15th dimension door
16th & up teleport
Each special spell is gained immediately when the cleric
reaches the listed experience level. Special spells are
cumulative, so that a 16th level cleric has seven special
spells per day. Each spell is usable once per day. Casting
times are normal, and the cleric casts the spells at his experience
level.
These spells are granted like all clerical spells and the
clerics don’t have to study for them as a magic-user does.

Additional Spell
Meteors (Evocation)
Level: 4
Range: 20 yards
Duration: 1 round/level
Area of Effect: Special
This spell creates 2-5 (ld4 + 1) stone spheres, each six
inches in diameter. They shoot from the caster’s hand, following
a straight path toward the target or targets the
caster selects. The meteors hit their targets unless a save
vs. spells is made (dexterity and racial bonuses do not
apply), and there is a -2 penalty to the save if the range is
10 yards or less. Each meteor inflicts ld4 +4 points of damage
if it hits. The caster may release the meteors one at a
time or simultaneously, but any not released when the
spell duration ends are lost. The material component is
Celestian’s circle of stars symbol, and the cleric must be
under an oDen skv to cast the spell.

Ehlonna
AL Neutral good; WAL Any good, neutral; SoC Forests,
Flowers, Meadows; SY Unicorn horn; CR Pale green; PN
Prime Material
Ehlonna of the Forests, venerated as a fertility goddess,
is also patroness of animals and all good folk who dwell in
the woodlands. She is the deity of hunters, fishermen,
woodcutters, and others who make their livelihoods from
the forests. Temples to Ehlonna are located in sylvan settings,
although small shrines are occasionally found in villages.
Her following is strongest in the area from the Wild
Coast to the Ulek fiefs, and from the Kron Hills to the sea.
More females than males serve Ehlonna. Services to
Ehlonna involve wooden and horn vessels, various herbs,
and music from pipes and flutes.

Ehlonna’s Clerics
AL Neutral good or neutral; RA Pale green robe; AEx
+5%; WPN Long bow*, knife, spear, staff, lasso, club;
SPH Animal, Combat, Elemental (minor), Creation
(minor), Weather, Sun, Plant, Healing; SPL see below;
ADD stalk
Ehlonna’s clerics wear pale green robes, and choose one
species of plant as their special ward. The cleric need not
fanatically protect individual plants from all harm, but
must see to it that the species as a whole flourishes, and
that common folk respect it for any beneficial properties it
might have. Most clerics carry a supply of seeds with them
as they travel, planting them where appropriate to insure
the species’ survival.
All clerics of Ehlonna track as if they were rangers at a
level of ability equal to their clerical level. Beginning at
5th level they can cast one animal friendship spell per day;
the spell is cast at the cleric’s level, and does not count
against the cleric’s spell maximum.

Additional Spell
Stalk (AlteratiodA bjuration)
Level: 2 Components: V, M
Range: Touch Casting Time: 2 segs.
Duration: 5 roundsflevel Saving Throw: None
Area of Effed: Creature touched
This spell makes the target nearly invisible in natural
surroundings and almost totally silent, as if he or she were
wearing cloak and boots of elvenkind. Furthermore, the
recipient’s scent is almost completely masked. The
dweomer makes a stationary recipient undetectable by
non-magical means at any range over 30 feet. Movement
doesn’t negate the spell; it only makes non-magical detection
possible. The spell ends when its duration expires or
whenever the recipient attacks. The material components
are Ehlonna’s unicorn horn symbol and a piece of dried chameleon
skin.

lncabulos (Major Deity)
AL Neutral evil; WAL Any evil; SoC Evil, Plagues,
Nightmares; SY Eye of possession; CR Black, orange; PN
Hades
Incabulos is the deity of evil sendings: sickness, famine,
drought, and disaster. Being a baneful deity, he does not
have a large following. Nevertheless, common folk
throughout the Flanaess give him offerings, usually foulsmelling,
guttering black candles, trying to appease him
and avoid his wrath. Despicable persons of all sorts venerate
Incabulos, respecting his power and malignancy. Temples
to Incabulos are hidden underground or in isolated,
desolate wildernesses. Services are held in secret, with the
scene dimly lit by fat, smoky, black candles. The faithful
celebrate multiple iniquities, while the priests hum and
chant monotonously or join the debauchery.

Incabulos’ Clerics
AL Any Evil; RA see below; AEx +5%; WPN club, flail,
mace, staffF, lasso, sling; SPH Astral, Combat,
Divination (minor), Healing, Necromantic, Summoning,
Sun (reversed); SPL see below; ADD plague, dispel magic,
bestow curse, spike growth, giant insect, spike stones,
quest, transmute water to dust, wall of thorns, weather
summoning, creeping doom, insect plague, earthquake
Incabulos’ priests are most secretive, fearing the wrath
of those who detest what Incabulos represents. Priests
dress in black during services and are masters of disguise.
At first level, clerics of Incabulos have a 20% immunity
to all diseases and slimes, including those caused by cause
disease or plague spells, mummy rot, or green slime, violet
fungi, and similar creatures. This resistance increases by
2% for each level gained.
When they reach 5th level, clerics gain the ability to cast
a hypnotism spell, once per day, at 3rd level ability. Thereafter,
the level of casting ability increases by one every
time the cleric gains a level.
When they reach 8th level, clerics gain the ability to cast
a permanent sleep spell once per day. Casting time is one
segment, and the spell affects one touched creature in a
round (save vs. spells at - 3 negates).

Additional Spells
Plague (Alteration)
Level: 4 Components: S, M
Range: 10 yards
Duration: 6 turns
Area of Effect: special
This spell allows the cleric to inflict a virulent, infectious
disease on a single target. If the target makes a save vs.
spells, there is no effect. If the save fails, the target immediately
suffers an attack of plague, becoming feverish and
disoriented with illness for six turns. During this time, the
victim loses 10% of his original hit points, loses one point of
Strength and Constitution, and suffers a -2 to saving
throws and “to hit” rolls, and is +2 to be hit.
All creatures (and characters) within 10 feet of the victim
must pass a constitution check or contract the plague
themselves. Creatures currently suffering from the plague
cannot contract multiple cases, and creatures within range
of more than one victim need check only once.
When the plague attack ends, the penalties end, but lost
hit points and ability scores take ld6 days to return. Before
the plague’s effects wear off there is one final attack, and
the victim must make a constitution check against his lowered
score. If this fails, the victim dies; if the victim survives,
lost hit points and ability scores return.

IUZ (demi-god)
AL Chaotic evil; WAL Any evil; SoC Oppression, Deceit,
Pain; SY Grinning human skull; CR Rusty black; PN
Prime Material
Iuz, The Old, is the patron of wickedness. He rules a portion
of the Flanaess named after him, holding court in his
capital city of Molag where he plots the conquest and
dominion of the entire Oerth. Iuz’s wickedness and treachery
are infamous throughout the Flanaess, and few creatures
living outside his domain even speak his name, let
alone venerate him. There is great personal enmity
between Iuz and St. Cuthbert. Ceremonies venerating Iuz
include foul-smelling incense or burning dung, the banging
of great drums, gongs, or bells. Blood sacrifices are
often part of rituals. Altars are usually of bone, and include
many skulls. Services to Iuz are held in ancient, filthy, and
dark places.

Iuz’ Clerics
AL Chaotic Evil; RA see below; AEx none; WPN club,
flail, mace*, staff, sling, garroe; SPH Combat,
Guardian, Divination (minor), Healing, Necromantic
(minor), Summoning, Sun (reversed); SPL change self;
ADD spittle, cause fear, heat metal, dispel magic, true
seeing, feeblemind, forbiddance, confusion
Clerics of Iuz are as cold-blooded and malevolent as their
deity. They dress in black (their master’s favorite color), or
in bloodstained white. Beginning at 3rd level, they can cast
change self once per day. The spell is cast at the cleric’s
level. All clerics of Iuz are dedicated trophy hunters, taking
souvenirs from defeated foes. A cleric’s status is partially
determined by the number of trophies in his
collection-particularly skulls.

Additional Spell
Spittle (Alteration)
Level: 1 Components: S
Range: 10 yards
Duration: 1 attack
Area of Effect: One creature
This spell allows the cleric to generate a disgusting spittle
that can paralyze any creature it touches. The cleric
must make a to hit roll, and all targets are considered to be
at short range, Any creature struck must save vs. spell or
lose the use of the area struck:
Casting Time: 1 seg.
Saving Throw: Negates
d8 roll Area Struck Effect
1 Head Unconscious
5 Weapon Arm No attacks
6 Non-weapon Arm No shield bonus
2-4 Body Paralyzed
7-8 Leg Lose defensive dexterity
bonuses; movement
reduced 50%
All effects last ld4 + 1 rounds. The DM might choose to
alter the hit location chart to account for target facing or
non-humanoid body type.

Pholtus
AL Lawful good (neutral); WAL Any lawful; SoC Light,
Resolution, Law; SY Silvery sun; CR White, silver, and
gold; PN Arcadia
Pholtus, of the Blinding Light, is the deity of order,
inflexibility, the sun, and the moon. Some followers of the
Blinding Light claim that Pholtus set the sun and moon in
the sky and maintains them in their rigid procession to
show all creatures the One True Way, a strict path which
allows no deviation but absolutely assures rightness. Such
claims are not regarded as doctrine.
Buildings consecrated to Pholtus are white. Services
include many brightly burning candles, long sermons, and
choruses of the worshipper’s anthem, “0f Blinding Light.”

Pholtus’ Clerics
AL Lawful Neutral; RA see below; AEx + 5%; WPN
Standard; SPH Astral, Charm (minor), Combat,
Divination (minor), Protection (minor), Healing, Sun;
SPL see below; ADD sunburst, produce flame,
pyrotechnics, dispel magic, rainbow
Pholtus’ priests are most active in cities, where they continually
seek to reveal the light to unbelievers. Being as
inflexible as their deity, they brook no argument, and
resisters are quickly shown the way of the Blinding Light
(usually with a continual light spell squarely between the
eyes). Clerics of Pholtus are divided into three ranks, based
on steps of four levels: Glimmering (levels 1-4), Gleam (5-
8), and Shining (9 + 1.
Glimmerings wear white robes and can cast dispe2 darkness
once per day. Gleamings wear white and silver robes
and can cast glow once per day. Shinings wear white and
gold robes and can cast reflect once per day.
All special spells are cumulative so that a Shining cleric
can cast three special spells. The spells are cast at the cleric’s
level and do not count against the cleric’s spell maximum.
Clerics of Pholtus are never completely without
light if they can help it. Magical light is preferred but a
candle or piece of luminous fungus will do in a pinch.

Additional Spell
Sunburst (Evocation)
Level: 4 Components: V, M
Range: 30 yards
Duration: 1 segment
Area of Effect: 40’ radius globe
This spell creates a brilliant flash of golden light.
Undead within the area of effect take 6d6 points of damage
(no save). All other creatures within or facing the burst
must save vs. spells or be blinded for 2-12 segments. Creatures
without eyes, and those not sensitive to visible light,
are not effected. A sunburst negates darkness spells within
its area, provided the darkness was cast by someone of
equal or lower level than the cleric. The material component
for this spell is Pholtus’ silvery sun holy symbol and a
bead of any clear crystalline substance.

Ulaa
AL Lawful good; WAL Any good, neutral; SoC Hills,
Mountains, Gems; SY Mountain with ruby heart; CR
Green, brown, gray; PN Seven Heavens, Concordant
Opposition
Ulaa is the patroness of miners, hillmen, mountaineers,
and quarrymen. She also has a large following among
demi-humans, particularly dwarves, gnomes, and halflings.
Shrines, temples, and chapels dedicated to Ulaa are
scattered throughout the Flanaess. They are always
located in stony areas, if not underground. Services to Ulaa
include displays of earth and gemstones, rhythmic hammerings
on stone, and hymns featuring chants with deep
notes.

Ulaa’s Clerics
AL Lawful good, neutral; RA see below; AEx + 5%; WF”
club, flail, hammer*, mace, staff, military pick*, sling;
SPH Combat, Elemental, Protection, Healing, Guardian,
Divination (minor) SPL see below; ADD command earth,
light, continual light, quest, animate object, heroes’ feast;
PN Elemental Plane of Earth
Clerics of Ulaa wear robes of brown, green, or a combination
of these colors, depending on level. They are servants
and protectors of the community. At 1st level they must
select a foe, usually some type of monster that is a local
menace. When attacking this foe in melee, the cleric gets a
+ 1 bonus to damage. This bonus increases by an additional
+ 1 for every three levels the cleric gains, to a maximum
of +4. The foe must be one particular kind of creature, i.e.,
hill giants, orcs, trolls, etc. At lower levels, Ulaa’s clerics
are granted the following spells:
1st-3rd detect invisible objects
4th-6th dig
7th-9th passwall
Demi-humans with infravision have this capability doubled
when using the detect invisible objects spell. Casting
times are normal, and the spells are cast at the cleric’s
level.
10 + stone to flesh

Additional Spell
Command Earth (Alteration)
Level: 6 Components: V, M
Range: Special
Duration: 6 turns + lflevel Saving Throw: Negates
Area of Effect: Special
This spell gives the cleric limited power over creatures
the element of earth. While this spell is in effect, earth elementals
and other creatures from the Elemental Plane of
Earth cannot approach within five feet of or attack the
caster. The caster can forego this protection and attempt to
charm the creature. Saves against the charm are at a -2
penalty. If the charm fails the creature is free to attack the
caster. While the spell is in effect, the caster is able to converse
with earth elemental creatures, and earth elemental
creatures of the cleric’s alignment will tend to be friendly
toward the cleric (unless a charm is attempted). If an earth
elemental is successfully charmed, the caster may use it to
move earth, as the sixth level magic-user spell. The material
component for this spell is Ulaa’s holy symbol (the mountain
with a ruby heart) and an opaque gemstone.
Casting Time: 9 segs.