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Kaldros
For the Devotee
Divine Attribute

Constitution or Charisma

Divine Font

Heal

Sanctification

holy

Divine Skill

Crafting

Domains

Cities, Indulgence, Freedom, Creation

Alternate Domains

Family, Passion

Favored Weapon

Club (stylized as a brewer's mallet)

Cleric Spells
  • 2nd: Befitting Attire

  • 3rd: Mad Monkeys

  • 4th: Honeyed Words

At A Glance
Title

The Joyful Brewer

Areas of Concern

brewing, celebrations, hospitality

Pantheon

Radiant Assembly

Symbol

a frothy tankard overflowing with ale

Sacred Animal

Ferret

Sacred Colors

Amber, Oak Brown

Overview

Kaldros, the Joyful Brewer, is the god of brewing, celebrations, and hospitality. He is shown as a laughing figure with a tankard in one hand and a brewer's mallet in the other, ringed by revelers and golden light. He calls his people to fellowship and generosity, and holds that joy and good company are what keep a society whole. His followers gather to mark life's victories with feasts, drink, and stories.

Tenets

Edicts

  • Share your drink with others.

  • Celebrate life's victories.

  • Be generous in spirit.

Anathema

  • Waste good ale.

  • Refuse a drink in friendship.

  • Start a brawl without cause.

The Church

The Church of the Joyful Brewer, the Fellowship of the Tankard, is a warm institution given to joy, hospitality, and good company. Its hierarchy is simple, and members gather to celebrate, help those in need, and build community over shared meals.

Structure
  • The Grand Brewmaster - spiritual leader and figurehead, known for skill at the brew.

  • High Brewers - senior clergy over regional gatherings and large celebrations.

  • Mallet Bearers - local clergy who run rituals and protect gatherings.

  • Tankard Keepers - lay members who manage the temple breweries and organize feasts.

Rituals
  • The First Pour - the day's first tankard poured out in thanks.

  • The Feast of Fellowship - communal temple meals for sharing food, drink, and stories.

  • The Blessing of the Brew - new batches blessed for quality and in honor of his gift of creation.

  • The Mallet's Strike - a ceremonial mallet struck against a keg to open a festival.

Duties
  • Brew fine ales, the sign of the joy and abundance the faith shares.

  • Welcome travelers and see that nobody goes hungry or thirsty.

  • Guard gatherings, settle disputes, and keep the peace at feasts and festivals.

Temples

Welcoming spaces that mostly double as breweries and taverns, built around a Great Hall for feasts, a Brewer's Forge for the craft, and the Sacred Keg, a carved barrel of abundance.

Worship

The Fellowship draws people together in generosity, and its temples are gathering points for festivals, markets, and relief efforts. Its teachings encourage kindness over greed, and it is beloved in many regions. Critics call it indulgent; its followers answer that celebrating life's victories is a sacred act.

Types of Followers
  • Wandering brewmasters - nomads who brew and carry good cheer wherever they go.

  • Community hosts - those who keep hospitality alive in homes, taverns, and temples.

  • Festive defenders - those who protect gatherings and keep the peace during celebrations.

  • Everyday revelers - ordinary folk who bring kindness and laughter to those around them.

Daily Practice
  • A morning toast to the Joyful Brewer, in thanks for life's gifts.

  • Sharing drink, food, and laughter whenever possible.

  • Settling disputes with understanding and good humor.

  • Brewing, crafting, or making something that brings joy to others.

Aphorisms
  • "Raise your glass and your spirits will follow."

  • "In the warmth of the feast, all hearts find their home."

Holidays
  • The Brewmaster's Revelry - a harvest holiday of open feasts, with contests for the finest ale and storytelling around bonfires.


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