Pilthur "God of Pilfering" (PILL-THUR)

Pilthur, the wayward god of Burgling and Banter, is the creator of nothing and the unlawful taker of all things. Pilthur favors subterfuge over brutality, but does not frown on acts of violence when in pursuit of desired goals. He teaches dishonesty and deceit towards all those who do not follow his path. Though Pilthur suggests an honor code exist between his followers- only occasionally does he punish those who fail to follow it. Evil aligned thieves, cutthroats, pirates and bandits often pray to Pilthur in hopes to earn his favor.
Pilthur is often depicted as a dark haired humanoid of various races and multiple genders.

Faith Facts.

• Pilthur is the brother of K'heen"
• Pilthur is unwelcomed in all lawful places.
• Pilthur has a history of working for and against both good and evil.
• P'ilfakrymm places self before others.
• Followers of Pilthur reject lawful systems of order unless it serves them.
• Clerics of Pilthur get all thieving skills with 60% ability to split between.
• Clerics of Pilthur can not perform healing spells.
• Pilthur is often seen as the patron of all evil thieves.
• Pilthur demands his followers give him 1% of all spoils.

Divine Domains

Pilthur has domain over all evil acts of thievery and rouges. The Island of Crim is a religious haven for many of his followers.

Holy Books & Codes

Pilthur's Crooked Book is a religious text that can give anyone who faithfully reads it all the skills of a rogue with 60% to split on the skills given. Rogues faithfully who read this book get to add 60% to there existing skills. The book is commonly found in blackmarkets and the underdark.

The Pilferer's Tax.

Pilthur demands his followers pay him tribute with unholy taxation. 10% of all coins or value of spoils must be destroyed or forever lost in the name of Pilthur. Many choose to burn, shatter or smash pilfered spoils or choose to throw it overboard into the sea. Followers who refuse this task are at risk of falling into the hands of law or unluckiness.

Divine Symbols & Sigils

The symbol of Pilthur is - two shackled hands with a broken chain between them (usually printed on a coin.)

Tenets of Faith

• Take what you want from who you want.
• Honest work is foolish work.
• The tongue is the most skilled hand.
• Honor fellow rogues and never give them to any law.
• No sin is worse than an empty purse.

Divine Goals & Aspirations

Pilthur has no concerns or goals with mortal conflicts. He is dedicated to the collecting his earned taxes

Divine Classification

NE God