Nerash - Revision history

Arvid Varg at 10:44, 1 February 2026

2026-02-01T10:44:05Z

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	\|image=[[file:Nerash.png\|150px]]		\|image=[[file:Nerash.png\|150px]]
	\|animal=Butterfly		\|animal=Butterfly
			\|weapon=Boomerang
	}}		}}
	{{this}} was a god of the day in the Ter’alaru pantheon. According to their beliefs, she watched over the world during the day and slept during the night, while her husband, [[Anevar]], watched over it. They were the ones who steered the transition between night and day.		{{this}} was a god of the day in the Ter’alaru pantheon. According to their beliefs, she watched over the world during the day and slept during the night, while her husband, [[Anevar]], watched over it. They were the ones who steered the transition between night and day.

Arvid Varg at 12:13, 18 January 2026

2026-01-18T12:13:13Z

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	\|gender=Female		\|gender=Female
	\|image=[[file:Nerash.png\|150px]]		\|image=[[file:Nerash.png\|150px]]
			\|animal=Butterfly
	}}		}}
	{{this}} was a god of the day in the Ter’alaru pantheon. According to their beliefs, she watched over the world during the day and slept during the night, while her husband, [[Anevar]], watched over it. They were the ones who steered the transition between night and day.		{{this}} was a god of the day in the Ter’alaru pantheon. According to their beliefs, she watched over the world during the day and slept during the night, while her husband, [[Anevar]], watched over it. They were the ones who steered the transition between night and day.

Pogsothoth at 16:26, 6 June 2025

2025-06-06T16:26:29Z

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	\|image=[[file:Nerash.png\|150px]]		\|image=[[file:Nerash.png\|150px]]
	}}		}}
	{{this}} was a god of the day in the Ter’alaru pantheon. According to their ~~belives~~, she watched over the world during the day and ~~sleeped~~ during the night, while her husband, [[Anevar]], watched over it. They were the ones who steered the transition between night and day.		{{this}} was a god of the day in the Ter’alaru pantheon. According to their beliefs, she watched over the world during the day and slept during the night, while her husband, [[Anevar]], watched over it. They were the ones who steered the transition between night and day.

Arvid Varg at 14:43, 6 June 2025

2025-06-06T14:43:56Z

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	\|domains=Disorientation, Repose, Sun, Time		\|domains=Disorientation, Repose, Sun, Time
	\|gender=Female		\|gender=Female
	\|image=[[file:Nerash.png\|~~100px~~]]		\|image=[[file:Nerash.png\|150px]]
	}}		}}
	{{this}} was a god of the day in the Ter’alaru pantheon. According to their belives, she watched over the world during the day and sleeped during the night, while her husband, [[Anevar]], watched over it. They were the ones who steered the transition between night and day.		{{this}} was a god of the day in the Ter’alaru pantheon. According to their belives, she watched over the world during the day and sleeped during the night, while her husband, [[Anevar]], watched over it. They were the ones who steered the transition between night and day.

Arvid Varg at 14:43, 6 June 2025

2025-06-06T14:43:40Z

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	\|domains=Disorientation, Repose, Sun, Time		\|domains=Disorientation, Repose, Sun, Time
	\|gender=Female		\|gender=Female
			\|image=[[file:Nerash.png\|100px]]
	}}		}}
	{{this}} was a god of the day in the Ter’alaru pantheon. According to their belives, she watched over the world during the day and sleeped during the night, while her husband, [[Anevar]], watched over it. They were the ones who steered the transition between night and day.		{{this}} was a god of the day in the Ter’alaru pantheon. According to their belives, she watched over the world during the day and sleeped during the night, while her husband, [[Anevar]], watched over it. They were the ones who steered the transition between night and day.

Arvid Varg at 14:41, 6 June 2025

2025-06-06T14:41:03Z

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	\|gender=Female		\|gender=Female
	}}		}}
	{{this}} was a god of the day in the Ter’alaru pantheon. According to their belives, she watched over the world during the day and sleeped during the night, while her husband, Anevar, watched over it. They were the ones who steered the transition between night and day.		{{this}} was a god of the day in the Ter’alaru pantheon. According to their belives, she watched over the world during the day and sleeped during the night, while her husband, [[Anevar]], watched over it. They were the ones who steered the transition between night and day.

Arvid Varg at 14:40, 6 June 2025

2025-06-06T14:40:49Z

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	\|pantheon=[[Ter'alaru]]		\|pantheon=[[Ter'alaru]]
	\|domains=Disorientation, Repose, Sun, Time		\|domains=Disorientation, Repose, Sun, Time
	\|gender=~~Feminine~~		\|gender=Female
	}}		}}
	{{this}} was a god of the day in the Ter’alaru pantheon. According to their belives, she watched over the world during the day and sleeped during the night, while her husband, Anevar, watched over it. They were the ones who steered the transition between night and day.		{{this}} was a god of the day in the Ter’alaru pantheon. According to their belives, she watched over the world during the day and sleeped during the night, while her husband, Anevar, watched over it. They were the ones who steered the transition between night and day.

Arvid Varg at 14:40, 6 June 2025

2025-06-06T14:40:26Z

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	\|titles=The Lady of the Day		\|titles=The Lady of the Day
	\|pantheon=[[Ter'alaru]]		\|pantheon=[[Ter'alaru]]
			\|domains=Disorientation, Repose, Sun, Time
			\|gender=Feminine
	}}		}}
			{{this}} was a god of the day in the Ter’alaru pantheon. According to their belives, she watched over the world during the day and sleeped during the night, while her husband, Anevar, watched over it. They were the ones who steered the transition between night and day.
	{{this}}was a god of the day in the Ter’alaru pantheon. According to their belives, she watched over the world during the day and sleeped during the night, while her husband, Anevar, watched over it. They were the ones who steered the transition between night and day.

Arvid Varg at 14:36, 6 June 2025

2025-06-06T14:36:31Z

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	\|pantheon=[[Ter'alaru]]		\|pantheon=[[Ter'alaru]]
	}}		}}
	~~Anevar~~ was a god of the day in the Ter’alaru pantheon. According to their belives, she watched over the world during the day and sleeped during the night, while her husband, Anevar, watched over it. They were the ones who steered the transition between night and day.
			{{this}}was a god of the day in the Ter’alaru pantheon. According to their belives, she watched over the world during the day and sleeped during the night, while her husband, Anevar, watched over it. They were the ones who steered the transition between night and day.

Arvid Varg: Created page with "{{Deity |titles=The Lady of the Day |pantheon=Ter'alaru }} Anevar was a god of the day in the Ter’alaru pantheon. According to their belives, she watched over the world during the day and sleeped during the night, while her husband, Anevar, watched over it. They were the ones who steered the transition between night and day."

2025-06-06T14:36:18Z

Created page with "{{Deity |titles=The Lady of the Day |pantheon=Ter'alaru }} Anevar was a god of the day in the Ter’alaru pantheon. According to their belives, she watched over the world during the day and sleeped during the night, while her husband, Anevar, watched over it. They were the ones who steered the transition between night and day."

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{{Deity
|titles=The Lady of the Day
|pantheon=[[Ter'alaru]]
}}
Anevar was a god of the day in the Ter’alaru pantheon. According to their belives, she watched over the world during the day and sleeped during the night, while her husband, Anevar, watched over it. They were the ones who steered the transition between night and day.