Re: Deity differentiation
- From: chuckcar <chuckcar@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 1 Jun 2007 01:35:30 +0200 (CEST)
Justin Hiltscher <justin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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chuckcar wrote:
dogscoff <dogscoff@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote inAphrodite is the alternate for Venus. Athena's alternate was Artemis,
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Deity differentiation
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The Gods of nethack:
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(This handy quick-reference list blatantly stolen from
http://boards1.wizards.com/showthread.php?p=12481308 (which
attributes it to a nethack wiki). The URL above also includes a very
handy rap*** for each deity.
Archeologist: Quetzalcoatl/Camaxtli/Huhetotl
Barbarian: Mitra/Crom/Set
Caveman: Anu/Ishtar/Anshar
Healer: Athena/Hermes/Poseidon
Knight: Lugh/Brigit/Manannan Mac Lir
Monk: Shan Lai Ching/Chih Sung-tzu/Huan Ti
Priests have any god
Ranger: Mercury/Venus/Mars
Rogue: Issek/Mog/Kos
Samurai: Amaterasu Omikami/Raijin/Susanowo
Tourist: Blind Io/The Lady/Offler
Valkyrie: Tyr/Odin/Loki
Wizard: Ptah/Thoth/Anhur
One thing you don't seem to touch on much is the idea of the actual
personality of the gods. Loki is a perfect example of a very obvious
personality trait (your luck changes more quickly for example - not
better or worse, just a quicker variation). As for the others, I
would have to check in "Dieties and Demi-gods" with the possible
exception of Venus(?). That last *might* give greater resistance
against fooccubi/nymphs for example and less against dwarves - known
for their ugliness. Athena is the Greek version of Venus (or more
correctly the other way arround), so the Greek/Roman name with her
and Mercury/Hermes differences might limit it somewhat, but I'm sure
the mythologies could provide something to make up for the overlap.
IIRC.
Ok, it's been a *while* since grade 9 english...
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(setq (chuck nil) car(chuck) )
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