The Peering Eye

Lord of The Forge,
The Maker,
The Smith

Artificer 30, Bard 10, Outsider 20, Deity 8

Of all the gods Tionscail most resembles The Great. He creates the gears of war for The Chosen in preparation for the battles against The Fallen. He is the most constructive of all the Charon Gods. He loves creation in all is forms. He often appears as a great barrel chested man, dwarf or DeDannan Ogre holding a massive hammer over an anvil or hewing stone with a great axe. To constructs he appears as a half man half construct with metal appendages grafted onto his body.

Alignment
Centered Chosen (Lawful Neutral)

Portfolio
Craft, Industry, Trade, Smithing, Dwarves, Constructs, Architecture, Wealth

Favoured Weapon
Warhammer

Worshippers
Craftsmen, Smiths, Dwarves, Constructs, Merchants, Shapers, Scultpters, Builders, Craft Clan DeDannan


Dogma

Create
The more goods, craft items and commodities that can be created the better.
Tionscail teaches that only by producing, creating or improving new things can a person prove their worth and truly add to the universe. Those who produce nothing or worse yet, destroy things are anathema to Tionscail followers.

Trade
Trade is worthwhile because it rewards the creation of new things and sends them around the globe to be enjoyed by all.


Clergy and Temples

Tionscail Clerics are primarily craftsmen, smiths and merchants who promote trade as a means to ensuring that all can enjoy the benefits of newly created goods and so that craftsmen are rewarded for their labours. Most of The Mercantile activity of the Church is handled by these clerics.

The Clerics of Tionscail work hard to ensure that fair trade prevails. They are very harsh on cheats and those who are caught engaging in unfair trading practices. This only includes criminals and smugglers if their activities cause craftsmen to receive poor prices for their work.

Clerics of Tionscail have little respect for professionals and services that are not required for the production of physical items. Clerics of Tionscail revile Feo most strongly because of his lust to utterly destroy all the work of The Great.

Tioncail temples are exceptionally well constructed buildings, containing workshops, forges, storehouses and shops. There is always a bustle of activity as raw materials are shipped in, crafted into finished goods which are stored and eventually shipped out for trade.