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Gods of Hyboria
Bel
#12
Beastman Runner
MA
6
ST
3
AG
3+
PA
-
AV
8+
R
31
B
48
P
3
F
0
G
8
Cp
1
In
0
Cs
4
Td
3
Mvp
0
Cp+
0
Df
0
Cs+
0
GS
18
XPP
0
SS
0
SPP
18
Injuries
d, m
Skills
Horns
Claw
Mighty Blow
A god of thieves worshipped in Zamora. His name is used to identify other thieves. "In the name of Bel!"
Bel, god of thieves, appears in some versions of the Shemitish myth-cycle, and his rather peripheral episodes are thought to be later additions to the myth.
Bel is worshipped, however; the Zuagir nomads and the thieves of Asgalun point to his exploits to prove that their nefarious acts are blessed by the gods.
According to legend, in the time of the Elder Gods, Bel used his dark powers to conjure up an army of undead thieves, with which to plunder the wealth of all nations. In desperation, the people of Shem called on the goddess Ashtoreth for help. In the ensuing battle, the goddess severed Bel's sixth arm. Thereafter, Bel was driven into exile in present-day Zamora.
None has ever seen the face of Bel, as befits a god of thieves, though several idols and amulets depict him variously as a stocky dwarf with a grinning face, a six-armed elephant-man, and a lithe, pantherish human wearing a black mask. Bel is worshipped, or at least paid lip service, by all who "earn" their living as thieves, outlaws and beggars.
The priesthood of Bel is independent in each major city or region, to prevent the frequent actions against one thieves' guild or temple from spilling over and affecting others. In areas with a single strong thieves' guild, the temple or shrine to Bel is usually connected to the guild hall via underground tunnels. In large cities with competing guilds, such as Arenjun, the temple is in an underground location and is recognized as neutral ground by all sides.
Bel, god of thieves, appears in some versions of the Shemitish myth-cycle, and his rather peripheral episodes are thought to be later additions to the myth.
Bel is worshipped, however; the Zuagir nomads and the thieves of Asgalun point to his exploits to prove that their nefarious acts are blessed by the gods.
According to legend, in the time of the Elder Gods, Bel used his dark powers to conjure up an army of undead thieves, with which to plunder the wealth of all nations. In desperation, the people of Shem called on the goddess Ashtoreth for help. In the ensuing battle, the goddess severed Bel's sixth arm. Thereafter, Bel was driven into exile in present-day Zamora.
None has ever seen the face of Bel, as befits a god of thieves, though several idols and amulets depict him variously as a stocky dwarf with a grinning face, a six-armed elephant-man, and a lithe, pantherish human wearing a black mask. Bel is worshipped, or at least paid lip service, by all who "earn" their living as thieves, outlaws and beggars.
The priesthood of Bel is independent in each major city or region, to prevent the frequent actions against one thieves' guild or temple from spilling over and affecting others. In areas with a single strong thieves' guild, the temple or shrine to Bel is usually connected to the guild hall via underground tunnels. In large cities with competing guilds, such as Arenjun, the temple is in an underground location and is recognized as neutral ground by all sides.
Match performances
Date
Opponent
Comp
TD
Deflect
Int
Cas
Mvp
Spp
2010-11-10
1
1
-
-
-
-
4
2010-11-10
-
1
-
-
-
-
3
2010-11-10
-
-
-
-
1
-
2
2010-11-10
-
-
-
-
1
-
2
2010-11-11
-
1
-
-
1
-
5
2010-11-11
-
-
-
-
1
-
2