Selune (Seh-LOON-eh)		Our Lady of Silver

	General Information:	CG

		Portfolio: Moon, stars, navigation

		Realm:	Major Spheres: All, Animal, Astral, Combat, Divination, Guardian,
				Healing, Necromantic, Summoning, Sun, Weather
			Minor Spheres: Charm, Elemental, Plant

		Worshipers:
		Symbols: Circle of seven stars around two feminine eyes.
		Colors:
		Holy Days:
		Sacrifices:


Description: Selune appears as a dusky-hued maiden with wide, radiant eyes and a long-tressed
		mane of white.

		Revered by female spell-casters, (and worshipped by a few) and by all who
		navigate or must work by night Selune is continually either growing to full
		glory or dying, Selune is linked to Mystra, childeren born under a full moon
		often exhibit magical ability. Lycanthropes that enjoy their condition or those
		seeking to control theirs usually come to worship Selune, for she governs their
		powers.

Clerical Information:

	Clericy Name:

	Main Temple Location:

	Clericy Description: As befits her changeable and chaotic nature, the hierarchy and even
		ceremonial costume of the Selunites vary from place to place. They run from
		simple hermitages and plain brown robes to opulent temples and rich pageantry.
		The finest can be found at the House of the Moon in __________, where the high
		priestess Naneatha Suaril presides in a wide-bottomed skirt hooped with whalebone
		and set with pearls, with a large fan-like collar rising at the back of the
		neck, again stiffened with whalebone and set with precious stones. A great deal
		of moon-related	activity occurs in and around Waterdeep, and most of this is
		attributed to the temple to Our Lady of Silver.

		Most Selunites, however, tend toward smaller shrines and individual worship,
		since "Anywhere	the full moon shines is the place of Selune." The goddess is
		reputed to be free with her gifts and boons to mortals, mostly through a group
		of shining female servitors known as Shards.

		Reflecting the chaotic and scattered nature of the church of Selune, its
		hierarchy is a hodgepodge of priests, informed or blessed lay individuals, and
		a smattering of good-aligned lycanthropes (natural and infected). All cooperate
		in relative (if rollicking) peace under the moon symbol.

	Requirements: Wisdom 14,   Constitution 12

	Weapons Allowed: All bludgeoning weapons, with the preferred weapon being a smooth-
		headed mace called the moon's hand. The moon's hand has identical stats to a
		standard mace, but if wielded by a priest of Selune, strikes with a +1 to hit
		and damage.

	Armor  Allowed: Any

	Magical Items Allowed: Same as clerics

	Clerical Extras:
		Priests of this order are able to turn undead as normal.

		Priests of Selune are gifted with nighvision, on a clear starlit night they are
		able to see as if it were full daylight. On a cloudy night as if dusk. This
		ability only works when exposed to the night sky, underground it does not
		funtion.

		Automaticaly this order starts with the Navigation proficiency, this is at no
		cost to the player. It is increased normally.

		Priests of this order are not immune to lycanthropy. If infected by a lycanthope, however, and that
		lycanthrope's alignment shares a Phylosophy with the infected priest's, then the
		priest can control the transformations at will, as a natural (rather than
		infected) lycanthrope.

	Clerical Limitations: