Deities are the gods or "higher forces" that are part of the D&D world setting.
Most settings have specific Deities they include within the setting's mythos/lore, that can be as varied as the Earth has supporting multiple ethnicities each possesses deities or a monotheistic religion (though this is VERY uncommon in fantasy literature).
To start, copy the following code block and fill the empty ""
values.
"deity": [
{
"name": "",
"source": "",
"pantheon": "",
"symbol": ""
}
]
"json"
key in the _meta.Make sure you are adding these blocks in the same level as the "name"
, "source"
, etc.
Add text to the deity, usually lore or explanations. Consists of strings (""
) separated by commas.
"entries": [
""
]
The page of the document where the deity appears at.
"page": 0
Choose between "L"
lawful, "C"
chaotic, "N"
neutral, "G"
good and "E"
evil. Several can be applied, separated by commas.
"alignment": [
"C",
"G"
]
A title that will appear next to the deity's name.
"title": "The Dreamer"
Will render as "Alternate names: ..."
"altNames":[
""
]
Allows to filter deities in different groups. Can be any string you want.
"category": "The Usurpers"
The domains to which the deity is usually associated with. Accepts non-official pantheons.
"domains": [
"Life",
"Death"
]
The nouveau form of 'title', first seen in Mordekainen's Tome of Foes .
"province": "Greed"
Allows to add extra properties in a key:value
format. If the key is the same as some of the defined ones, it will override it with the new text while keeping the data intact.
"customProperties": {
"Domains": "Life in the north, Death in the south."
}
A link to an image of the symbol.
"symbolImg": {
"type": "image",
"href": {
"type": "external",
"url": "example.com/image.jpg"
},
"style": "deity-symbol",
"title": ""
}
"title"
— optional value, will show up below the image.Useful when expanding an already existing deity. Will write a reference to the original entry.
"customExtensionOf": "Aegir|Norse"
{@deity
tags: Name|Pantheon|Source
How to link to Deities within strings:
{@deity <name_of_deity>|<pantheon>|<json_source><optional_text_information>}
Example:
{@deity Gond}
{@deity Gruumsh|nonhuman}
{@deity Ioun|dawn war|dmg}
{@deity Ioun|dawn war|dmg|and optional link text added with another pipe}