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| − | The Traveler is cleverness, improvisation, and adaptation. | + | The Traveler is one of the [[Eternals]]. The Traveler is cleverness, improvisation, and adaptation. They are the funny trickster, the cunning magician, and the itinerant sage. |
Tessera's one moon is called the Traveler and it has an erratic orbit (28-49 days). | Tessera's one moon is called the Traveler and it has an erratic orbit (28-49 days). | ||
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The [[Vagabond]] is the shadow of the Traveler. | The [[Vagabond]] is the shadow of the Traveler. | ||
| − | Notable Faces of the Traveler include | + | Notable Faces of the Traveler include Erevan Ilesere (elven trickster god), [[Lusifee]] (a Wabanaki spirit), Dugmaren Brightmantle, and Marthammor Duin (aka Muamman Duathal). |
((Other touchstones: Gandalf, Ged (''A Wizard of Earthsea''), Merlin, Harry Dresden.)) | ((Other touchstones: Gandalf, Ged (''A Wizard of Earthsea''), Merlin, Harry Dresden.)) | ||
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Lyndi puts a hand on the wheel, just to get one moment longer before you pull out, and then she leans out the open window and locates the moon. In a sing song voice that has a rhythm built in, she sings to the moon. The first time through the words are in Passamaquoddy, the second time in English. | Lyndi puts a hand on the wheel, just to get one moment longer before you pull out, and then she leans out the open window and locates the moon. In a sing song voice that has a rhythm built in, she sings to the moon. The first time through the words are in Passamaquoddy, the second time in English. | ||
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Nuci-yaliyat | Nuci-yaliyat | ||
Acehtahsu, acehlosu, acicuwon | Acehtahsu, acehlosu, acicuwon | ||
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Tomonu nuci-yaliyat ‘t-oleomuhtuwal kil, ‘t-oleomuhtuwal nila | Tomonu nuci-yaliyat ‘t-oleomuhtuwal kil, ‘t-oleomuhtuwal nila | ||
On koluskuhse | On koluskuhse | ||
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Traveler/Wanderer | Traveler/Wanderer | ||
She makes changes, she changes herself, she changes the direction things flow | She makes changes, she changes herself, she changes the direction things flow | ||
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May the traveler/wanderer smile at you, smile at me | May the traveler/wanderer smile at you, smile at me | ||
Then travel on | Then travel on | ||
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| + | ((Real-world inspirations for the Traveler include Coyote and Hermes/Mercury.)) | ||
[[Category:Divinity]] | [[Category:Divinity]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:19, 9 May 2020
Divinity
See also: Church of the Reverence
The Traveler is one of the Eternals. The Traveler is cleverness, improvisation, and adaptation. They are the funny trickster, the cunning magician, and the itinerant sage.
Tessera's one moon is called the Traveler and it has an erratic orbit (28-49 days).
The Vagabond is the shadow of the Traveler.
Notable Faces of the Traveler include Erevan Ilesere (elven trickster god), Lusifee (a Wabanaki spirit), Dugmaren Brightmantle, and Marthammor Duin (aka Muamman Duathal).
((Other touchstones: Gandalf, Ged (A Wizard of Earthsea), Merlin, Harry Dresden.))
Gesture: a basic spellcasting position (e.g., for Burning Hands)
A Traveler Song
Lyndi puts a hand on the wheel, just to get one moment longer before you pull out, and then she leans out the open window and locates the moon. In a sing song voice that has a rhythm built in, she sings to the moon. The first time through the words are in Passamaquoddy, the second time in English. . Nuci-yaliyat Acehtahsu, acehlosu, acicuwon ‘T-olihponolal, ‘koluskapihtuwal Mave-kehkimat kehkikemuwakon ‘kinstomuwyal ‘kocicihtuwan Mec nituwin ‘kocicihtuwan Tomonu nuci-yaliyat ‘t-oleomuhtuwal kil, ‘t-oleomuhtuwal nila On koluskuhse . Traveler/Wanderer She makes changes, she changes herself, she changes the direction things flow She puts us in embarassing situations/plays dirty tricks, confuses us with words Teaching us lessons we ought not know Yet need to know May the traveler/wanderer smile at you, smile at me Then travel on
((Real-world inspirations for the Traveler include Coyote and Hermes/Mercury.))
