Difference between revisions of "God"
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![[Healer]] | ![[Healer]] | ||
| − | | | + | | _Athena || Hermes || Poseidon |
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| − | | Lugh || | + | | Lugh || _Brigit || Manannan Mac Lir |
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| − | | Mercury || | + | | Mercury || _Venus || Mars |
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| − | | | + | | _Amaterasu Omikami || Raijin || Susanowo |
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![[Tourist]] | ![[Tourist]] | ||
| − | | Blind Io || | + | | Blind Io || _The Lady || Offler |
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| − | The pantheon for priest(esse)s is selected from a single role; so if a priest's lawful god is Blind Io, the neutral god is always going to be The Lady. | + | All godes with underscores in front of their names are female. The pantheon for priest(esse)s is selected from a single role; so if a priest's lawful god is Blind Io, the neutral god is always going to be The Lady. |
Outside ''NetHack'', some other games have a concept of a single monotheist '''God'''. For example, in [[Gameinfo:Oberin|Oberin]] there is one God, sometimes spelled '''GoD'''. For some [[player]]s, the single God of ''NetHack'' is the [[Random Number God]]. | Outside ''NetHack'', some other games have a concept of a single monotheist '''God'''. For example, in [[Gameinfo:Oberin|Oberin]] there is one God, sometimes spelled '''GoD'''. For some [[player]]s, the single God of ''NetHack'' is the [[Random Number God]]. | ||
Revision as of 22:01, 13 January 2007
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This article is about NetHack's deities. For gauntlets of dexterity (aka GoD), see gauntlets of dexterity.
A god is lawful, neutral, chaotic, or unaligned. In every NetHack game, the role of your adventurer determines the set of gods that the game uses, which is completely absurd. Each set contains one lawful, one neutral, and one chaotic god; you intend to fetch the Amulet of Yendor for the god of your alignment. The unaligned god is always Moloch. Marduk is described in the introductory text as the Creator; from whom Moloch stole the Amulet of Yendor.
| Lawful | Neutral | Chaotic | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 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 |
| Priest | random | random | random |
| 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 |
All godes with underscores in front of their names are female. The pantheon for priest(esse)s is selected from a single role; so if a priest's lawful god is Blind Io, the neutral god is always going to be The Lady.
Outside NetHack, some other games have a concept of a single monotheist God. For example, in Oberin there is one God, sometimes spelled GoD. For some players, the single God of NetHack is the Random Number God.
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