"A broken blade serves no purpose."
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| Other Names | The Builder |
| Status | Lesser God |
| Area Of Control | Tools, Weapons, Craftsmanship |
| Ethos | Function before form. |
| Pantheon | Ogre |
| Worshipers | Craftsmen, smiths and other builders |
| Appearance | A muscled male ogre wearing numerous tools, light leather armor with scarred arms and calloused hands.. |
| Symbol | A hammer, a knife and a nail. |
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Kalishiba is the patron deity of ogres with regards to anything that is manufactured. All that is made falls under his sphere of influence. Kalishiba appears as a large and powerful male org who wears heavy plate armor. Strapped to his body is an impressive array of weapons and tools.
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It is the belief of this religion that anything made should last. Durability is the most enviable quality a thing can have. The ideal is that once made an item will never break. Although this is impossibility, the religion has set this as its primary goal. The worship of Kalishiba is wide spread even among non-ogres and non-craftsmen.
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| Any tool or weapon which breaks or wears out is discarded, not repaired. | |
| A disciple must always choose durability over value or aesthetics. | |
| Each disciple must master a trade. | |
| Each disciple must strive for constant and never ending improvement of all equipment and possessions geared toward durability. | |
| A disciple must be an excellent judge of quality and become good haggles. |
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This page last updated Monday, October 08, 2007. Copyright 1990-2008 David M. Roomes.