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 {{religion}}
-In the [[Convict]] patch and [[variant]]s of ''[[NetHack]]'' that implement it, '''Ilmater''' is the [[lawful]] [[god]] of the Convict's pantheon. In [[dNetHack]], [[notdNetHack]] and [[notnotdNetHack]], Ilmater is also the lawful god of the [[Drow (starting race)#dNetHack|drow]] [[Healer]] pantheon.
+In the [[Convict Role]] patch and [[variant]]s of ''[[NetHack]]'' that implement it, '''Ilmater''' is the [[lawful]] [[god]] of the Convict's pantheon. In [[dNetHack]], [[notdNetHack]] and [[notnotdNetHack]], Ilmater is also the lawful god of the [[Drow Healer]] pantheon.
 ==dNetHack==
-In dNetHack, notdNetHack and notnotdNetHack, Ilmater is a lawful god of holiness, and his [[minion]]s consist of standard [[Archon (dNetHack)|Archons]]. His [[crowning]] gift is [[dNetHack artifacts#The Red Cords of Ilmater|The Red Cords of Ilmater]], which is a lawful intelligent set of [[hand wraps]] that is only available via crowning for [[Drow (starting race)|drow]] [[Healer]]s and [[Convict]]s that convert to him, though they can be [[wish]]ed for as well. The Red Cords of Ilmater grant [[free action]], [[stoning resistance]], and set [[constitution]] to 25 while [[worn]], and can be used to transfer wounds: attacking with the worn Red Cords in melee transfers wounds from the attacker to their target on hit, while [[apply]]ing them can either transfer wounds from the character to a hostile monster, or else transfer wounds from a peaceful monster to the character. In all cases, the amount of damage transferred is capped at {{frac|2}} of the recipient's HP; the Red Cords' applied effect does not require them to be worn or [[wield]]ed.
+In dNetHack, notdNetHack and notnotdNetHack, Ilmater is a lawful god of holiness, and his [[minion]]s consist of standard [[Archon (dNetHack)|Archons]]. His [[crowning]] gift is [[dNetHack artifacts#The Red Cords of Ilmater|The Red Cords of Ilmater]], which is a lawful intelligent set of [[hand wraps]] that is only available via crowning for Drow Healers and [[Convict/dNetHack|Convicts]] that convert to him, though they can be [[wish]]ed for as well. The Red Cords of Ilmater grant [[free action]], [[stoning resistance]], and set [[constitution]] to 25 while [[worn]], and can be used to transfer wounds: attacking with the worn Red Cords in melee transfers wounds from the attacker to their target on hit, while [[apply]]ing them can either transfer wounds from the character to a hostile monster, or else transfer wounds from a peaceful monster to the character. In all cases, the amount of damage transferred is capped at {{frac|2}} of the recipient's HP; the Red Cords' applied effect does not require them to be worn or [[wield]]ed.
 ==Origin==
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 ==Origin==
-Ilmater originates from the Forgotten Realms setting of ''[[Dungeons & Dragons]]'', where he is an intermediate Faerûnian deity of endurance, martyrdom, perseverance, and suffering; he is known to the Iulutiun people of the Great Glacier as Ayuruk, and to the Angulutiun people as Itishikopak. Known as The Crying God, the One Who Endures and The Rack-Broken Lord, Ilmater is the patron of the suffering, oppressed, and persecuted, who encourages them to endure and encourages others to help them by taking their burdens or places. He is a willing sufferer that bears the pain of others to spare them from it, and would do so for all the suffering in the world if he could. Ilmater is a generous, good-spirited and even-tempered deity with a kind and gentle nature, and has a good (if simple) sense of humor.
+Ilmater originates from the Forgotten Realms setting of ''[[Dungeons & Dragons]]'', where he is an intermediate Faerûnian deity of endurance, martyrdom, perseverance, and suffering; he is known to the Iulutiun people of the Great Glacier as Ayuruk, and to the Angulutiun people as Itishikopak. Known as The Crying God, the One Who Endures and The Rack-Broken Lord, Ilmater is the patron of the suffering, oppressed, and persecuted, who emboldens his followers to endure and encourage others by taking their burdens or places. He is a willing sufferer that bears the pain of others to spare them from it, and would do so for all the suffering in the world if he could. Ilmater is a generous, good-spirited and even-tempered deity with a kind and gentle nature, and has a good (if simple) sense of humor.
 Ilmater is the incarnation of compassion, and does not anger quickly, but once angered he becomes fearsome in his wrath, and he is particularly enraged by extreme cruelty and atrocities, including the harm or abuse of children and other young creatures. As an eternal foe of suffering, Ilmater adheres to a doctrine of endurance and non-violence, and sets it aside only for the aforementioned cases so he can unleash his full force and put an end to cruelty. Ilmater is also the most forgiving among beings: though he knows full well the atrocious and horrific acts that wicked creatures are capable of, he remains forever hopeful that such evil beings can either be turned to good one day or be destroyed.

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 Ilmater originates from the Forgotten Realms setting of ''[[Dungeons & Dragons]]'', where he is an intermediate Faerûnian deity of endurance, martyrdom, perseverance, and suffering; he is known to the Iulutiun people of the Great Glacier as Ayuruk, and to the Angulutiun people as Itishikopak. Known as The Crying God, the One Who Endures and The Rack-Broken Lord, Ilmater is the patron of the suffering, oppressed, and persecuted, who encourages them to endure and encourages others to help them by taking their burdens or places. He is a willing sufferer that bears the pain of others to spare them from it, and would do so for all the suffering in the world if he could. Ilmater is a generous, good-spirited and even-tempered deity with a kind and gentle nature, and has a good (if simple) sense of humor.
-Ilmater is the incarnation of compassion, and does not anger quickly, but once angered he becomes fearsome in his wrath, and he is particularly enraged by extreme cruelty and atrocities, including the harm or abuse of children and other young creatures. As an eternal foe of suffering, Ilmater adheres to a doctrine of endurance and non-violence, and sets it aside only for the aforementioned cases so he can unleash his full force and put an end to cruelty. Ilmater is also the most forgiving among beings, and though he knows full well the atrocious and horrific acts that wicked creatures could do, he remains forever hopeful that such evil beings could one day be turned to good or be destroyed.
+Ilmater is the incarnation of compassion, and does not anger quickly, but once angered he becomes fearsome in his wrath, and he is particularly enraged by extreme cruelty and atrocities, including the harm or abuse of children and other young creatures. As an eternal foe of suffering, Ilmater adheres to a doctrine of endurance and non-violence, and sets it aside only for the aforementioned cases so he can unleash his full force and put an end to cruelty. Ilmater is also the most forgiving among beings: though he knows full well the atrocious and horrific acts that wicked creatures are capable of, he remains forever hopeful that such evil beings can either be turned to good one day or be destroyed.
-Although they share a similar name, Ilmater bears no resemblance to Ilmatar, a female air spirit from Finnish mythology who incidentally appears in early editions of ''Dungeons & Dragons'' - he is generally closer in comparison to [[Issek]] of the Jug, a god that appears in the [[Wikipedia:Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser|''Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser'']] stories written by [[Fritz Leiber]].
+Although they share a similar name, Ilmater bears no resemblance to Ilmatar, a female air spirit from Finnish mythology who incidentally appears in early editions of ''Dungeons & Dragons''&mdash;he is generally closer in comparison to [[Issek]] of the Jug, a god that appears in the ''[[Wikipedia:Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser|Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser]]'' stories written by [[Fritz Leiber]].
 ==Encyclopedia entry==

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 {{religion}}
-In the [[Convict]] patch and [[variant]]s of ''[[NetHack]]'' that implement it, '''Ilmater''' is the [[lawful]] [[god]] of the Convict's pantheon. In [[dNetHack]] and [[notdNetHack]], Ilmater is also the lawful god of the [[Drow (starting race)#dNetHack|drow]] [[Healer]] pantheon.
+In the [[Convict]] patch and [[variant]]s of ''[[NetHack]]'' that implement it, '''Ilmater''' is the [[lawful]] [[god]] of the Convict's pantheon. In [[dNetHack]], [[notdNetHack]] and [[notnotdNetHack]], Ilmater is also the lawful god of the [[Drow (starting race)#dNetHack|drow]] [[Healer]] pantheon.
 ==dNetHack==
-In dNetHack and notdNetHack, Ilmater is a lawful god of holiness, and his [[minion]]s consist of standard [[Archon (dNetHack)|Archons]]. His [[crowning]] gift is [[dNetHack artifacts#The Red Cords of Ilmater|The Red Cords of Ilmater]], which is a lawful intelligent set of [[hand wraps]] that is only available via crowning for [[Drow (starting race)|drow]] [[Healer]]s and [[Convict]]s that convert to him, though they can be [[wish]]ed for as well. The Red Cords of Ilmater grant [[free action]], [[stoning resistance]], and set [[constitution]] to 25 while [[worn]], and can be used to transfer wounds: attacking with the worn Red Cords in melee transfers wounds from the attacker to their target on hit, while [[apply]]ing them can either transfer wounds from the character to a hostile monster, or else transfer wounds from a peaceful monster to the character. In all cases, the amount of damage transferred is capped at {{frac|2}} of the recipient's HP; the Red Cords' applied effect does not require them to be worn or [[wield]]ed.
+In dNetHack, notdNetHack and notnotdNetHack, Ilmater is a lawful god of holiness, and his [[minion]]s consist of standard [[Archon (dNetHack)|Archons]]. His [[crowning]] gift is [[dNetHack artifacts#The Red Cords of Ilmater|The Red Cords of Ilmater]], which is a lawful intelligent set of [[hand wraps]] that is only available via crowning for [[Drow (starting race)|drow]] [[Healer]]s and [[Convict]]s that convert to him, though they can be [[wish]]ed for as well. The Red Cords of Ilmater grant [[free action]], [[stoning resistance]], and set [[constitution]] to 25 while [[worn]], and can be used to transfer wounds: attacking with the worn Red Cords in melee transfers wounds from the attacker to their target on hit, while [[apply]]ing them can either transfer wounds from the character to a hostile monster, or else transfer wounds from a peaceful monster to the character. In all cases, the amount of damage transferred is capped at {{frac|2}} of the recipient's HP; the Red Cords' applied effect does not require them to be worn or [[wield]]ed.
 ==Origin==

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-===EvilHack===
+===EvilHack and Hack'EM===
 {{encyclopedia|
 	Known by many names -- the Crying God, the Lord on the Rack,

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−	#~~REDIRECT~~ [[Convict#Gods]]	+	{{religion}}
		+	In the [[Convict]] patch and [[variant]]s of ''[[NetHack]]'' that implement it, '''Ilmater''' is the [[lawful]] [[goddess]] of the Convict's pantheon.
		+
		+	==dNetHack==
		+	In [[dNetHack]] and [[notdNetHack]], Ilmater is a lawful god of holiness, and his [[minion]]s consist of standard [[Archon (dNetHack)\|Archons]]. His [[crowning]] gift is [[dNetHack artifacts#The Red Cords of Ilmater\|The Red Cords of Ilmater]], which is a lawful intelligent set of [[hand wraps]] that is only available via crowning for [[Drow (starting race)\|drow]] [[Healer]]s and [[Convict]]s that convert to him, though they can be [[wish]]ed for as well. The Red Cords of Ilmater grant [[free action]], [[stoning resistance]], and set [[constitution]] to 25 while [[worn]], and can be used to transfer wounds: attacking with the worn Red Cords in melee transfers wounds from the attacker to their target on hit, while [[apply]]ing them can either transfer wounds from the character to a hostile monster, or else transfer wounds from a peaceful monster to the character. In all cases, the amount of damage transferred is capped at {{frac\|2}} of the recipient's HP; the Red Cords' applied effect does not require them to be worn or [[wield]]ed.
		+
		+	==Origin==
		+	Ilmater originates from the Faerûn setting of ''[[Dungeons & Dragons]]'', where he is an intermediate deity of endurance, martyrdom, perseverance, and suffering; he is known to the Iulutiun people of the Great Glacier as Ayuruk, and to the Angulutiun people as Itishikopak. Known as The Crying God, the One Who Endures and The Rack-Broken Lord, Ilmater is the patron of the suffering, oppressed, and persecuted, who encourages them to endure and encourages others to help them by taking their burdens or places. He is a willing sufferer that bears the pain of others to spare them from it, and would do so for all the suffering in the world if he could. Ilmater is a generous, good-spirited and even-tempered deity with a kind and gentle nature, and has a good (if simple) sense of humor.
		+
		+	Ilmater is the incarnation of compassion, and does not anger quickly, but once angered he becomes fearsome in his wrath, and he is particularly enraged by extreme cruelty and atrocities, including the harm or abuse of children and other young creatures. As an eternal foe of suffering, Ilmater adheres to a doctrine of endurance and non-violence, and sets it aside only for the aforementioned cases so he can unleash his full force and put an end to cruelty. Ilmater is also the most forgiving among beings, and though he knows full well the atrocious and horrific acts that wicked creatures could do, he remains forever hopeful that such evil beings could one day be turned to good or be destroyed.
		+
		+	Although they share a similar name, Ilmater bears no resemblance to Ilmatar, a female air spirit from Finnish mythology who incidentally appears in early editions of ''Dungeons & Dragons'' - he is generally closer in comparison to [[Issek]] of the Jug, a god that appears in the [[Wikipedia:Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser\|''Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser'']] stories written by [[Fritz Leiber]].
		+
		+	==Encyclopedia entry==
		+	===dNetHack===
		+	{{encyclopedia\|
		+	Ilmater is the god of endurance, martyrdom, perseverence,
		+	suffering, the oppressed, and the persecuted. His followers
		+	seek to ease the suffering of others, and were taught to halt
		+	and relieve the suffering of others, and to take that suffering
		+	upon themselves if they must.
		+	\| [ Adapted from the Forgotten Realms wiki ]
		+	}}
		+
		+	===EvilHack===
		+	{{encyclopedia\|
		+	Known by many names -- the Crying God, the Lord on the Rack,
		+	the One Who Endures, and more -- Ilmater is a god worshipped
		+	everywhere there is suffering, poverty, and desperation. Known
		+	for his willingness to suffer on behalf of others -- a trait his
		+	followers aspire to emulate -- he is often portrayed as covered
		+	in scars, burns, and weeping sores.
		+	}}
		+	{{variant-343}}<!--{{variant-36X}}{{variant-37X}}-->
		+	[[Category:Gods]]