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|pantheon=[[Urngori]] | |pantheon=[[Urngori]] | ||
|portfolio=Endurance, Principle, Composure, Patience, Charity | |portfolio=Endurance, Principle, Composure, Patience, Charity | ||
|gender=Ambiguous<ref>{{this}} was variously considered male, female, or ungendered by different sects. | |||
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|symbol=Upside-down hand with the fourth and fifth digits severed at the knuckles | |||
|domains=Trickery, Knowledge | |||
|image=[[file:Khaln.png|200px]] | |||
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[[Category:Urngori]] | |||
{{this}} was a protector god who took the role of an outsider, being less brash and outgoing as well as physically dissimilar from the rest of the [[Urngori]] pantheon. They were depicted as a pale, slender figure wearing nothing but a black cloak concealing most of their body. | |||
In myth, {{this}} played the part of a frail child with a meek, aloof demeanour whose cautious wisdoms were disregarded by the other gods, often at the latters' peril. They were depicted either as speaking very little, or being entirely non-verbal. | |||
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Latest revision as of 08:54, 2 October 2026
| Khaln | |
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| Pantheon | Urngori |
| Portfolio | Endurance Principle Composure Patience Charity |
| Demesne | Trickery Knowledge |
| Religious Symbol | Upside-down hand with the fourth and fifth digits severed at the knuckles |
| Gender | Ambiguous[1] |
| Gallery | 
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Khaln was a protector god who took the role of an outsider, being less brash and outgoing as well as physically dissimilar from the rest of the Urngori pantheon. They were depicted as a pale, slender figure wearing nothing but a black cloak concealing most of their body.
In myth, Khaln played the part of a frail child with a meek, aloof demeanour whose cautious wisdoms were disregarded by the other gods, often at the latters' peril. They were depicted either as speaking very little, or being entirely non-verbal.