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	Arabel Dieties (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Cyric was once insane, but his bout with divine madness has finally ebbed, and he no longer believes himself more powerful than all other deities.
		Cyric's church has few holy days and does not even celebrate the date of the deity's ascension, for to do so would also honor Mystra ("the Harlot," to Cyric's worshipers) and imply that Cyric has not held the mantle of divinity for all eternity.
		Cyric unwisely read his own book, a mistake that cost him his sanity and led to the loss of Myrkul's former portfolio to Kelemvor, a mortal with whom Cyric had once adventured.
	www.nwncityofarabel.com /gods/cyric.htm (932 words)

	The Church of the One True Way
		Cyric is still granting spells to certain priests of gods he supplanted during the Time of Troubles in an attempt to maintain thier powers long enough to convert them.
		The Sisters of Cyric, a prominent regiment sworn to serve the Zulkir of Invocation/Evocation and Tharchion of the Priador, Aznar Thrul, consists of evil female priestesses of Cyric mounted on fl unicorns.
		Silver bracers or bracelets (usually adorned with the stamped skull-and-starburst symbol of Cyric) are worn on the wrists to symbolize the priesthood's enslavement to Cyric (in a symbolic reprise to Cyric's one-time captivity), and some priests paint the symbol of thier deity on thier cheeks or foreheads on high holy days.
	www.angelfire.com /sc2/Cyric (1604 words)

	Cyric - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Cyric is closely associated with the essence of murder, conflict, lies, Intrigue, and illusions.
		Cyric became utterly mad when he read a tome he had created, the Cyrinishad, which made whomever read the book believe everything it says, thus making him or her a wholly devoted follower of Cyric, and came to believe that he was the greatest power in all of the universe, superseding even Ao, the overgod.
		Cyric hates Velsharoon because of the latter's somewhat reluctant servitude to Azuth.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cyric (665 words)

	Affiliated Orders of the Church of Cyric
		During the period of time when Cyric was insane (due to his reading of the Cyrinishad) he ordered the creation of a fighting order, the Company of the Ebon Spur, in his name.
		Thier primary use to Cyric is in establishing thief and assassin guilds throughout the realms, as well as subverting worship away from Mask, the god of thieves.
		The Dark Lord of Cyric's knighthood is given a magnificent long sword, by the church, as a symbol of his/her stature.
	www.angelfire.com /sc2/Cyric2 (1918 words)

	Forgotten Kingdoms - Cyric (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Cyric is also known as the Dark Sun, the Prince of Lies, the Prince of Madness, the Mad God and Lord of the Three Crowns.
		Cyric is one of the youngest of all the gods.
		Cyric lost the portfolio of death to his arch rival from his mortal life, Kelemvor, the mortal lover of Mystra.
	www.gallwey.com /fk/deities/cyric.shtml (214 words)

	Cyric’s Plan
		He quickly found that this egg was not the creature’s egg, but an artifact designed to contain the essence of a weakened deity.
		Cyric suspected that the remaining essence of Tiamat would manifest itself in the dragon once it had been developed by this method, and then Cyric could destroy Tiamat and take her power.
		While unexpected, this was not a end to Cyric’s plans, and when the Dragon retreated from the attacks of Salaris and the mage, he was ready.
	members.aol.com /sirandrew1/cyric.html (184 words)

	Games - Cyric
		Cyric's power is immense, and he is considered one of the major evils in Faerûn.
		Cyric believes in his own heart that every other god is a slave to his will and can easily be undone.
		The archnecromancer is well aware of Cyric's megalomania and of the deity's past and considers him to be a bungling clod who has lost much of his power and will continue to lose more.
	listing-index.ebay.com /games/Cyric.html (569 words)

	Prince of Lies Review -- January 14, 2004 \| d20 Magazine Rack
		Cyric has succeeded in destroying another goddess and taking over her portfolio, but still struggles to consolidate his power base among the worshippers of the gods he replaced - Bane, Bhaal, and Myrkul.
		She succeeds for a time at cutting Cyric off from magic, but Cyric's schemes soon threaten the entire pantheon with destruction, while he simultaneously searches for the lost soul of Kelemvor, Midnight's former lover, to use as a weapon against her.
		The struggle between the gods is waged covertly in the planes, and ultimately in the open as Cyric's capital of Zhentil Keep is besieged and the Realm of the Dead revolts.
	www.d20zines.com /v7/node/863 (727 words)

	Deities of the Kitaran Sea - Cyric
		Cyric is the youngest of the gods and potentially one of the most powerful, having a huge horde of followers and worshipers.
		While the Banite custom of facial tattoos is ignored, priests of Cyric paint the symbol of their new god on their cheeks and/ or forehead on high holy days.
		As an evil god, Cyric's temples and shrines are openly tolerated only in the most evil or most tolerant of cities.
	www.stanford.edu /~frimicc/D&D/gods/cyric.html (294 words)

	The Life and Times of the Man who would be a God
		Cyric's complaints at the patrol's actions caused his true origins to spread throughout the city, forcing his parents to become social outcasts.
		At 16, Cyric left to spend the next eight years pursuing his love of travel, and learning that people were the same no matter where he went.
		Cyric's destruction of the city freed Xvim, and a new church was formed, led by Fzoul Chembryl.
	www.io.com /~jwetzler/history.htm (1752 words)

	Religion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Cyric, the Prince of Lies, The Black Son, Lord of Madness is an extremely powerful and evil God.
		Cyric realised he had been betrayed and fled, leaving behind the Land of the Dead and that part of his portfolio, a part which was taken by Kelmvor, the new Lord of the Dead!
		Cyric is not above masquerading as another deity to gain the worship of mortals and the power derived from that worship.
	www.shadowrealms-cardiff.co.uk /religion/cyric.html (1009 words)

	Cyric Specialty Priest alternative
		I was actually a little disapointed that Cyric didn't really change the abilities of his priesthood much between the FR Hardcover and F&A, especially since his portfolio and personality went through such dramatic changes, so here is my slightly altered take.
		Crusaders are known as the ebon knights of Cyric; anti-paladins as the ebon swords of Cyric.
		The crusaders and anti-paladins of Cyric often where armor similar to the strifeleaders (see above) and while they have access to any weapon, usually prefer the same weapons as the strifeleaders, in particular the long sword.
	pages.ripco.net /~havoc/The_Library/SPcyric.html (666 words)

	Cyric is subordinate to Mystra; here's why... - Wizards Community
		Cyric is the god of illusions, among other things...illusion is a school of magic, hence technically he is a subordinate of Mystra...
		Cyric holds several other portfolios, including Murder, Lies and Intrigue which are not subordinate to anyone.
		Nothing forces Cyric to be subservient in any way to Azuth, and be no more dependent on Mystra than any other deity is in regards to magic; after all, there's no deity whose magic she can't override/cut off.
	boards1.wizards.com /showthread.php?p=10435157#post10435157 (1871 words)

	Amazon.de: Crucible: The Trial of Cyric the Mad (Arcane Age): English Books: Troy Denning (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Cyric the Mad Who betrayed his friends Midnight and Kelemvor and sought to destroy them.
		Cyric, one of the youngest and most powerful gods of the Toril pantheon, has gone insane.
		The story is told from the perspective of Malik, a follower of Cyric, the evil God of Strife, Lies and Murder.
	www.amazon.de /Crucible-Trial-Cyric-Mad-Arcane/dp/078690724X (1336 words)

	Neverwinter Nights: Who is the bigger Bad ***: Bane or Cyric?
		I always felt sorry for Cyric as he was an okay guy, but he was sort of driven mad by the sword.
		Cyric was the first to read the Cyrinishad (which was scribed by a bard named Rinda) and as a result, was the first to be driven mad by it.
		Cyric's witness, a man named Malik, was supposed to recover the Cyrinishad in time for the trial so that he could read it before the assembled gods, making them Cyric's slaves.
	nwn2forums.bioware.com /forums/viewtopic.html?topic=498356&forum=97 (1248 words)

	Eldamar News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		His mentor, the respected warrior-priest Luther, saw in Cyric a potential to become a great defender of the faith and took it upon himself to personally train Cyric in the ways of healing, combat, and the unforgiving and almighty creator of the known world, Menoth.
		Still young naïve, however, Cyric was unprepared for the political war being waged among the theocracy and was soon disheartened by the lack of unity in Menoth’s followers.
		Luther was quick to console Cyric and decided to send the young man off on a mission of discovery to learn the true nature of humanity and come back when he was ready to face the challenges that fate had chosen him to bear.
	www3.telus.net /comicshop/ironkingdoms/cyric.html (267 words)

	[murasakiiro shukujo] v. 9 :hopeless vixen:
		Cyric Conner sleeping as he guards Tanaquil's door.
		Cyric Conner leaning against a tree in a different position.
		An inked picture of Cyric playing his cwidder in front of his mother's grave.
	www.grey-space.net /murasakiiroshukujo/Originals.html (228 words)

	The Hands of Darkhold
		Cyric's clerics often multiclass as assassins, flguards, illusionists, rogues, or strifeleaders.
		The followers of evil-aligned deities view Cyric's church as mad with power and a threat to their own influence—the Prince of Lies has shown himself willing to do almost anything, including kill rival deities whose power he covets.
		Silver bracers or bracelets (usually adorned with the stamped skull-and-starburst symbol of Cyric) are worn on the wrists to symbolize the priesthood's enslavement to Cyric (in a symbolic reprise of Cyric's one-time captivity), and some priests paint the symbol of their deity on their checks or foreheads on high holy days.
	home.cfl.rr.com /greyghostrecon/cyric.html (678 words)

	Kelemvor Lyonsbane - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Cyric the Mad pursued them the whole way, and eventually with the help of the Great Archmages Khelben and Elminster, they succeeded in destroying the threats of Myrkul and Cyric, and saved Waterdeep.
		However, Kelemvor was ambushed on the root of the Blackstaff tower by Cyric, and was killed by the evil sword Godsbane, and his spirit was held by the sword.
		Kelemvor's greatest enemy is Cyric, but he also fiercely opposes the machinations of Velsharoon, the necromancer god who animates the dead into undead and thus stands against everything Kelemvor works for, and Talona, for the unnatural deaths caused by her diseases.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kelemvor (1812 words)

	Hill's Edge
		The Cyric temple is somber and dark, though apparently fairly new in construction.
		Cyric is the god of murder, hate, and pain.
		It is suggestive of Cyric, though it didn't have the same feeling as when I pray.
	adamandjamie.com /nwn/module2CyricTemple.asp (3417 words)

	Neverwinter Nights: Bhaal v Cyric(Spoliers Warning)
		Cyric did not beat Bhaal on his own merit he was useing 'Gods Bane' the avatar of Mask,So Bhaal was faceing 2 opponents not 1.
		Cyric's "friend" was killed by Bhaal and Bhaal gave Cyric the beating of his live.
		The dead of Mystra, the battle between Bhaal and Cyric, the dead of Bane and Torm, the dead of Myrkul, the ascension of Cyric and Midnight.
	nwn.bioware.com /forums/viewtopic.html?forum=58&topic=205146 (1676 words)

	Realmswatch - Sneak Peek: Cyric
		Cyric's church is pledged to spread strife and work murder everywhere in order to make folk believe in and fear the Dark Sun.
		His church is often beset by internal feuds and backstabbing, but this conflict has decreased in recent years as Cyric has gained better control of himself and has consolidated the churches of the deities whose portfolios he took over.
		Cyric's church has few holy days and does not even celebrate the date of his ascension to divinity.
	www.wizards.com /dnd/article.asp?x=fr/fx20010620d (521 words)

	Cyric
		Cyric es un dios mezquino, megalomaniaco y centrado en si mismo que se mantiene encima de las demás deidades.
		Cyric estuvo una vez loco, pero su borrachera de locura divina ha disminuido, y ya no se cree que sea más poderoso que las demás deidades.
		Ahora Cyric continúa con sus intrigas mortales con renovado fervor, esforzándose siempre en socavar a las deidades que le rodean y todo lo que quieren en el reino mortal.
	www.rolroyce.com /rol/DnD3/Reinos/Cyric.htm (1706 words)

	Cyric The Mad (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		This is Cyric - he lives up in Canada, but is not gh3y like some other people that live that way ;) Cyric is going to come visit us one day when he gets a tank, so he can make a grand entrance.
		Cyric was well known in AGSC for his love of the F word; and he is still damn good at using it.
		Mr Bean, the group annoyance and Cyric's archenemy, NetKKKopped and got him banned from Usenet for awhile.
	cc.usu.edu /~sllzm/cyric.html (119 words)

	Murder's Eye (Cyric)
		The original crossguard has been removed and six short spikes have been welded in its place and capped with two disks bearing the symbol of Cyric.
		The skulls in the symbols are carvings made of mithral and polished to a whitish color.
		In 1359 DR a cleric of Cyric found the weapon, removed the dead god's insignia, and redecorated it with icons of his own faith.
	www.seankreynolds.com /rpgfiles/blades/html/cyricmurderseye.html (434 words)

	The City of Strife - A 5% Nation of "Harmonious Discord"
		I am Cyric, the One and the All, God of Murder and Intrigue, Patron of Deception and Chaos, Prince of Lies, the Dark Sun, rightful Lord of the Dead, Cyric-on-a-stick, and known to some as "the Mad God." I welcome you to The Land of the Dead...
		Lord Cyric is probably the coolest of the gods from the Forgotten Realms.
		Cyric himself was developed by "Richard Awlinson" (the Avatar Trilogy), James Lowder (Prince of Lies and Laughter in the Flames, a short story from the book Realms of Infamy), and Troy Denning (Crucible: The Trial of Cyric the Mad).
	www.io.com /~jwetzler (555 words)

	Amazon.ca: Prince of Lies : The Avatr Series Book IV: Books: James Lowder (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Five years after the ending of the Avatar Trilogy, Cyric, God of the Dead, mounts a search for Kelemvor Lyonsbane, the friend that he murdered to become a god, and the other gods form an alliance against Cyric.
		Cyric plots to usurp the minds of all gods and mortals to his will, and Mystra tries to stop him.
		Kelemvor, the hero of the Avatar trilogy, is hiding somewhere in Hades, and Cyric has assigned all of his best denizens to task of locating him.
	www.amazon.ca /Prince-Lies-Avatr-Book-IV/dp/0786931140 (1286 words)

	Product Review - Crucible : The Trial of Cyric the Mad
		The truth that many people never understand, until it is too late, is that the more you try to avoid suffering the more you suffer because smaller and more insignificant things begin to torture you in proportion to your fear of being hurt.
		The interesting thing about this book is that it was told completely from the perspective of one of Cyric's loyal followers, and primarily details his quest to cure his God's ailments.
		All in all, these are some pretty good books and if you are looking for some fantasy brain fluff they're worth the read.
	www.critus.net /index.cfm?fuseaction=amazon.readReview&amazonLinkKey=11 (188 words)

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