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	The Temple of Fruit Yogurt. Ghaunadaur, That Which Lurks.
		Although Ghaunadaur is a distinct entity unrelated to the tanar'ri lord Juiblex, the Faceless Lord, or the otherwise unnamed Elder Elemental God neither of the latter two powers is active in the Realms, and Ghaunadaur ha^ assumed both of their aspects within the crystal sphere of Realmspace.
		Ghaunadaur's temples are sometimes located in the wilds of the Underdark, far from the influence of cities led by the Spider Queen's priests.
		Ghaunadaur assuredly inflicts his wrath on any solid foolish enough to profane his place of power, and some believe that fate of the wizard Shond Tharovin was sealed when the would-be tyrant removed the Living Gem from the temple.
	trismegist.nm.ru /de_ghaunadaur_eng.html (5603 words)

	Lolth - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Araushnee managed to imprison the other deity though, and roused to action she, Gruumsh, and her son Vhaeraun eventually brought to her cause a great alliance of many great and minor deities of the orcs, goblins and other goblinoids, kobolds, giants, giant kin, ogres, and other such creatures.
		This army of deities, joined also by the savage deity Malar, the ice queen Auril and the primordial evil Ghaunadaur, marched on Arvandor, to be met in battle by Corellon and the rest of the Seldarine, including Araushnee's other child Eilistraee.
		However in her goal to wreak horrible vengeance on Corellon and the Seldarine, it was through Ghaunadaur's example of regaining power through the worship of mortals, that Lolth returned herself to her former power and beyond it, regaining her divinity due to the following she gained from the dark-skinned elves on various worlds, especially Abeir-Toril.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lloth (1663 words)

	RealmsOfEvil.com - The Damned: Nevican Shrinrizzin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		Nevican believes that Lolth is a traitor for betraying Ghaunadaur when they attacked Arvandor so many millennium ago and despises anything to do with spiders and her.
		The pure ignorance of the surface people of Ghaunadaur's power allows the drow to capture and sacrifice their innocence to the blood lust of his God's personality and thus is blessed by That Which Lurks when he does so.
		Nevican grew up living, eating and drinking Ghaunadaur and was finally allowed to become an initiate when he reached the young age of 110.
	www.realmsofevil.net /characters/nevican.cfm (1039 words)

	Drow Religion
		Eilistraee, Vhaeraun, and Ghaunadaur remain independent of the Spider Queen's control, but none of them is strong enough to challenge her directly, and their mutual enmity precludes any possibility of alliance against her.
		Ghaunadaur is a primordial evil who joined the other members of the anti-Seldarine in the assault on Arvandor.
		Ghaunadaur is a fell, amorphous deity that has plagued the darkest reaches of the Realms since the dawn of time.
	drowcampaign.roleplaynexus.com /drowreligion.html (1244 words)

	~Clar Dobluth~ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		Ghaunadaur's followers are often heavily persecuted, though he and Lloth are on relatively good terms themselves (they often deal with each other when godly matters affect both).
		Ghaunadaur's followers live with sentient molds, slimes, and other creatures of offal or organic decay, usually in the lower levels of a drow city, or near a large body of potable (drinkable) water.
		Ghaunadaur's clerics favor tactics that delay, slow, or keep an enemy at bay while they work more sinister magicks at a safe distance.
	uk.msnusers.com /ClarDobluth/arachtinilith.msnw (949 words)

	Spotlight on Nation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		The Dictatorship of GHAUNADAUR is a massive, economically powerful nation, renowned for its compulsory military service.
		GHAUNADAUR's national animal is the fl dragon, which teeters on the brink of extinction due to widespread deforestation, and its currency is the dragoons.
		GHAUNADAUR is ranked 9th in the region and 102,630th in the world for Most Cultured.
	www.nationstates.net /-1/page=display_nation/nation=ghaunadaur (197 words)

	Perilous Gateways - Dark Elf Portals - The Portal of the Dead Goddess
		The portal of the Dead Goddess was not created by Ghaunadaur, though it may be as old as he is. The magic used to create it must have been powerful, for after so long a period of time the portal continues to function perfectly.
		The goddess may have been a contemporary of Ghaunadaur, and she may even have been his enemy.
		The Dead Goddess was the mortal enemy of Ghaunadaur.
	www.wizards.com /dnd/article.asp?x=fr/pg20021127a (691 words)

	Religions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		Ghaunadaur: It is ironic that this amorphous god's faith is even more of a threat than Vhaeraun's and yet is less noticed by Lloth's followers.
		Ghaunadaur has a number of hidden faithful and even a few clergy in the city and nearby in the underdark.
		Ghaunadaur: Ghaunadaur's specialty priests, amorphites, are required to be proficient in swimming but not survival.
	www.angelfire.com /falcon/underdark/ReligioninMenzo.html (2185 words)

	Sshamath ~ Pantheon
		Clerics of Ghaunadaur pray for their spells once per day at a time of imagined significance to the local cult.
		Ghaunadaur expects such prayers of adulation and praise to be accompanied by a sacrifice.
		In any place of worship to Ghaunadaur, all cloth furnishings and garments worn by the faithful are to be of hues pleasing to Ghaunadaur’s eye, such as shades of purple, red, fl, and metallic colors.
	myth-drannor.net /DlabraddathNet/z-sshamath/Pantheon.htm (2427 words)

	The Temple of Fruit Yogurt. Eilistraee, the Dark Maiden.
		Eilistraee's power ebbed with the death of many of her faithful in the Dark Disaster, and the rise of Lolth and Ghaunadaur among the dark elves marginalized the influence of the Lady of the Dance for millennia.
		Eilistraee is unusually close with the human goddess of magic, Mystra; Qilue Veladorn, seventh of the Seven Sisters, serves both goddesses as Chosen of Mystra and as Chosen of Eilistraee.
		The Dark Maiden hates the corruption and unredeemable evil that both Lolth and Ghaunadaur represent, and she mourns her brother's enduring cruelty and selfishness.
	trismegist.nm.ru /de_eilistraee_eng.html (6383 words)

	Sshamath ~ Societies
		Lolth, Ghaunadaur and Vhaeraun are all worshipped here and there is tense rivalry between their followers.
		Around 60,000 drow and about twice that amount of slaves inhabit this miserable place, which claims to be protected by one of Ghaunadaur's avatars.
		Not much is known about the fate of the Lolthites of this region, who came either from Maerimydra or via portals from Menzoberranzan, though most might have been killed or driven off by their more powerful rivals.
	myth-drannor.net /DlabraddathNet/z-sshamath/Societies.htm (2479 words)

	G3 Mur'Neth
		He is a Ghaunadan, a member of the race of ooze - like shapechangers who venerate Ghaunadaur, the evil deity of oozes, moulds and the like.
		GHAUNADAN: These vile, intelligent monsters are the loyal servants of Ghaunadaur, the evil deity venerated by oozes, slimes, jellies and some drow.
		Mur'Neth was spawned only recently to investigate the tainting of the ores beneath the Nashkel Mines, which has resulted in the deaths of many of the native oozes and moulds in the area.
	www.gibberlings3.net /murneth/index.php (527 words)

	Gynack's Fen
		The drow in fact are working towards an enigmatic goal, worshipping not so much Ghaunadaur — but rather a shadowy force that is somehow Ghaunadaur’s master, or the That Which Lurks’ true form.
		In any case, Ghaunadaur answers their prayers, and it is the Elder Eye’s patronage that grants them their foul magic.
		There they have vile shrines to Ghaunadaur and to the Elder Elemental God, and there they not only have layers of rock concealing them from the searching eyes of the swanmays, and from the forays of the ormyrrs and deserters into the cults’ part of the Fen, but also wards protecting them from magical scrying.
	www.candlekeep.com /library/articles/gynack.htm (2218 words)

	[No title]
		Last year, he was attacked by forces loyal to Ghaunadaur, God of slimes and oozes, but with Lassarail's help, had fought them off.
		One female was accomplished in unarmed martial arts and her ability to control the composition of her body gave her a very long and terrible reach.
		There was a high priest of Ghaunadaur there as well, but he kept out f the fight directly.
	www.groveh.demon.co.uk /fallowsx/hist/fx-histw.htm (2144 words)

	The Eye-Corpse. The Cast.
		Adopted by a priestess of Lolth in a little known underdark burg called Shia'tinalin his life was little better than that of a slave.
		He, his brothers, and a few other worshippers of the Eye in the city orchestrated a night of sacrifice to bring down the oppressing influence of the Drow Matriachy.
		All nine ruling houses were brought down that night with a little help from Ghaunadaur's Avatar.
	rivendell.fortunecity.com /mage/858/eyecorp.htm (1570 words)

	Drow Gods - Ghaunadaur (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		It is venerated by the largest slimes, oozes, slugs, and other crawling things---some of which are said to possess intelligence, albeit alien.
		Once all such beings worshiped Ghaunadaur, but it struck most of them mad in a fit of fury for some transgression---said by some to involve its failure to defeat Lolth shortly after her banishment from the Seldarine---and stole their intellects.
		Most humans find the worship of Ghaunadaur disgusting, but there are secret, subterranean altars and cults to the Elder Eye all over Toril, particularly in the older and more degenerate lands of the southern Sword Coast, Thay, and Kara-Tur.
	livinginafantasy.com /rpgfantasy/dieties/ghaunadaur.html (436 words)

	Quild, drow wizard (conjurer)/cleric of Ghaunadaur
		His amulet is his holy symbol and is in the shape of a purplish eye.
		In this manner he can summon monsters (usually evil outsider ooze servants of ghaunadaur) or direct the gray oozes he has commanded with the power of the Slime domain.
		Summoned Monsters: Quild, as a servant of Ghaunadaur, can also use the summon monster spells to summon the following sorts of creatures (normal rules for the spells apply, including the ability to summon multiple creatures from a lower level spell).
	www.seankreynolds.com /rpgfiles/characters/drow/quild.html (567 words)

	Planewalker.com
		Wherever evil and tyranny raise their ugly heads, the ghaeles respond.
		Ghaunadaur is nominally a member of the Drow pantheon, but he is primarily worshipped by aboleths, ropers, and other sentient oozes and aberration...
		The Ghetto is a sanctuary in Arcadia (on the first layer, Abellio) where a body can relax from the prying eyes of petitioner and einheriar...
	www.planewalker.com /encyclopedia/index.php?startsWith=G (2538 words)

	Gazetteer of DeepEarth: An Underdark Locations Guide
		These drow are worshippers of Lolth, Ghaunadaur and Vhaeraun, in a tense rivalry; Selvetarm devotees ally themselves with the Lolth-worshippers.
		Llurth Dreier: under The Shaar, this is a foul city of 400,000 drow who revere Ghaunadaur; the most devout are a sect called Fanatics of the Overflowing Pit.
		Its creators were destroyed or driven off shortly after it was founded, and it is said to be teeming with oozes, slimes, ropers and other foul creatures.
	www.fortunecity.com /greenfield/manchester/861/under-gaz.html (1353 words)

	Defrag's Realms: AD&D Source for Forgotten Realms and RPG's
		Garagos, and to a lesser extent, Savras, seem like likely candidates given their geographic centers of interest.
		Given that "Lost" seems to imply "gods whose worship has declined significantly and who may or may not be dead", I might add the following deities to the list: Jergal and Ghaunadaur.
		Ghaunadaur seems like a good candidate because he attracts only a few cultists, and he's dark, sinister, and evil.) Other possibilities include Silvanus (because of that PftF reference) and Shaundakul (although the latter's base was farther north, around Myth Drannor.) The five names from the computer game "Pool of Radiance" are interesting candidates as well.
	www.defragsrealms.com /custom/frl_faq2.html (1356 words)

	Xune, drow druid
		She has a near-mad look in her eyes and tends to say exactly what she thinks.
		History and Personality: Xune was rised among cultists of Ghaunadaur, the drow god of slimes, oozes, and outcasts.
		The cult's home was overrun by a derro raid and she lived as a slave for many years before the power of Ghaunadaur came to her and enabled her escape.
	www.seankreynolds.com /rpgfiles/characters/drow/drd.html (398 words)

	Drow
		Drow were designed for the Dungeons & Dragons worlds of Oerth and Abeir-Toril (Forgotten Realms), but they may be found in many other published and gamemaster-created campaign settings.
		The primary deity of the drow was Lolth, but in the Forgotten Realms they has entire pantheon - Eilistraee, Ghaunadaur, Kiaransalee, and Selvetarm.
		The Forgotten Realms featured good drow - the popular Drizzt Do'Urden and Qilué of the Seven Sisters amongst - as well as the drow in their traditionally evil society - such as Menzoberranzan's House Baenre.
	www.knowledgefun.com /book/d/dr/drow.html (399 words)

	The Quest of the Gem - Page 4
		Despite the fact that this deepspawn worships the same god as some of the nearby drow merchants means little to both parties, as Ghaunadaur is not a deity that cares much about its worshippers.
		The deepspawn and its minions have no compunction at all to parley with the party, and as charm and mind-control spells cannot force a minion to betray or attack the deepspawn, and as the spawn exist solely to serve as guards for the deepspawn, the minions have no motivation to surrender.
		The mimic is also not a spawn of the deepspawn, but it is a child of Ghaunadaur and so has been welcomed here by the deepspawn.
	members.aol.com /therrano2/therrascenquestgem4.htm (19576 words)

	Zhentarim DivX
		A proud, warlike, culturally advanced (some sages of other elven peoples say "decadent") folk, the Ilythiiri attacked all neighbors, including other elven tribes.
		Their cruel raids and depredations, ordered by warlike nobility and the clergy of their two cruel deities, Ghaunadaur and Lolth, forced elves, humans, dwarves, and others to ally against them.
		Defeated in a series of titanic magical battles, the dark elves fled into underground warrens they had earlier discovered.
	www.zhentarim.net /zx/lore/hdrow.php (298 words)

	Xarn's Realm.Altria General - ChatArea.com
		This has kept Ghaunadaur's personal power fairly limited.
		Ghaunadaur is always at odds with Juiblex, the Demon Lord of slimes.
		Kiaransalee is cruel, twisted, and consumed by thoughts of vengeance.
	www.chatarea.com /xarnsrealm.m587823 (357 words)

	My One - Day NPC - The Gibberlings Three Forums
		These are a race of ooze shapechangers who venerate Ghaunadaur, they're like his servants.
		The mod's going to be for Tutu, I'm going to place him somewhere in the Nashkel Mines.
		Note that a reason the stats aren't that high is the power of the kit...
	forums.gibberlings3.net /index.php?showtopic=1189 (1430 words)

	Deities (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		Drow who worship Lolth do not generally speak or recognize drow who don’t.
		The other faiths held by drow include worshippers of Eilistraee, the goddess of song; Ghaunadaur, the “Elder Elemental God”; and Vhaeraun, the god of thievery and the furthering of drow power in the surface world, mostly worshipped by males.
		Drow are not limited to worshipping drow gods, and those who live on the surface may adopt a surface deity to worship.
	www.angelfire.com /mi/ilythiiri/gods.html (218 words)

	The Quest of the Gem - Page 10 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		However, things are not at all settled at the outpost, for this far flung way station happens to be one of the main cells of a splinter group of drow who worship Ghaunadaur (aka Juiblex) the Maug Lord of Slime.
		While the outpost itself is not directly tied to Ghaunadaur, a nearby temple to the Maug of slimes uses the outpost as a cover.
		The commander here is a devotee of Ghaunadaur, being the lover of the high priestess of the hidden Ghaunadaur temple.
	members.aol.com /therrano3/therrascenquestgem10.htm (13965 words)

	Perilous Gateways - Dark Elf Portals
		His sister Eilistraee is completely out of step with the rest of the drow deities since she believes that the drow should forsake evil and live on the surface in peace.
		Meanwhile, the unpredictable and insane deity Ghaunadaur, who is called That Which Lurks by some, labors toward his own incomprehensible goals, followed by those evil drow clerics who have grown dissatisfied with the rule of Lolth, but who do not share or do not know of the Masked Lord's agenda.
		In this ongoing war between the drow deities and the drow themselves, a number of portals have been created to serve the ends of one faction or another.
	www.wizards.com /dnd/article.asp?x=fr/pg20021127x (393 words)

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