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{{Infobox book
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  | title            = Book of Woden
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  | image            = BookOfWoden.png
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  | caption          = Book of Woden, inside cover
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  | native_title      =
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  | author            = [[Woden]]
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  | language          = [[Otani]], [[Ælfish]]
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  | genre            = Religion
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  | known_copies      = 100
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  | format            = Book
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  | year_written      = 1 IM
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  | magical          = No
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  | religion          = [[Wodenism]]
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  | pages            = 500
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}}
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The Book of Woden has been around for all known memory.
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==Origin==
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==Known Copies==
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==Parables==
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===The story of Gunhildr and the Stone===
 
Gunhildr walked along the stream/
 
Gunhildr walked along the stream/
 
The clear water rippled/
 
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"I thank you for your help, for even though you thought your assistance useless you offered it notwithstanding"
 
"I thank you for your help, for even though you thought your assistance useless you offered it notwithstanding"
 
And with a resounding crack of thunder, the old man vanished
 
And with a resounding crack of thunder, the old man vanished
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==Player's Notes==
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{{Copyright notice}}
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[[Category:Books]]
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[[Category:Religious Books]]

Latest revision as of 21:24, 29 May 2023

Book of Woden
BookOfWoden.png
Book of Woden, inside cover
Author Woden
Language Otani, Ælfish
Genre Religion
Known Copies 100
Format Book
Year Written 1 IM
Magical No
Religion Wodenism
Pages/Scrolls 500

The Book of Woden has been around for all known memory.

Origin[edit]

Known Copies[edit]

Parables[edit]

The story of Gunhildr and the Stone[edit]

Gunhildr walked along the stream/ The clear water rippled/ Dancing over the stones, smooth as eggs/ She picked one up and placed it into her pocket/

She met an old beggar on the street who asked her for a bite to eat/ Having naught else, she offered him the stone/ He lifted his broad rimmed hat in thanks/ And cracked the stone into his open mouth/ Drinking the golden yolk/

Gunhildr looked on in surprise and gave a quick prayer/ The old man smiled/ "I thank you for your help, for even though you thought your assistance useless you offered it notwithstanding" And with a resounding crack of thunder, the old man vanished

Player's Notes[edit]