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| - Ilmater (pronounced "Ihl-MAY-ter" or "ill-may-ter") was an intermediate deity of the Faerûnian pantheon whose portfolio included endurance, martyrdom, perseverance, and suffering. He was the god of those who suffered, the oppressed, and the persecuted, who offered them relief and support, encouraged them to endure, and who encouraged others to help them, to take their burdens or take their places. He was called the Crying God, the Broken God, the Lord on the Rack, and the One Who Endures. To the Iulutiun people of the Great Glacier, he was known as Ayuruk, and to the Angulutiun people he was Itishikopak.
- Name: Ilmater Divine rank: intermediate deity Title(s): the Crying God, the Broken God Symbol: pair of white hands bound at the wrist with a red cord Home plane: Alignment: lawful good Portfolio: endurance, suffering, martyrdom, perseverance Worshipers: Worshiper alignments: any alignment Cleric alignments: LG, NG, CG, LN Domains: good, healing, law, strength, suffering Favored weapon: an open hand (unarmed strike) Festivals:
- Ilmater, also known as the Crying God, is a lawful good intermediate deity of endurance, suffering, martyrdom and perseverance. He, Tyr and Torm together form the Triad. His followers are often seen as intentional sufferers, but they offer a great deal of helping those in need even beyond their clerical duties and abilities.
- Name: Ilmater Title(s): Crying God, Broken God Alignment: Lawful Good Portfolio: Endurance, suffering, martyrdom, perseverance Ilmater, who is also known as The Crying God, The Broken God and The One Who Endures, seeks to offer words of comfort and calming to those in prain, oppressed or in great need. He will seek to endure any pain if it will lessen the pain of another. Often Ilmater is found travelling with Tyr, seeking to teach him to live without his sight.
- Ilmater is a fictional deity of the Forgotten Realms Dungeons & Dragons campaign setting devised by Ed Greenwood. Ed Greenwood created Ilmater for his home Dungeons & Dragons game, inspired by the fictional deity Issek of the Jug, created by Fritz Leiber in the short story "Lean Times in Lankhmar". (The satirical intent of Leiber's Issekianity, however, does not seem to have significantly influenced the depiction of Ilmater's faith.) Often Ilmater is found traveling with Tyr, to whom he is allied. Ilmater seeks to teach Tyr to live without his sight and to rely upon his feelings instead.
- 200px|left|thumb|Symbol Ilmatera Łagodny Ilmater (ill-ma-ter) jest cichym, zawsze opanowanym bóstwem, które chętnie bierze na barki ciężary i łzy cierpiącego świata. Mimo że nie jest skory do gniewu, gniew, jakim wybucha na widok cierpienia i okrucieństwa, może budzić grozę. Dokłada wszelkich starań, by chronić dzieci i młode stworzenia i wyjątkowo oburza się na tych, którzy je krzywdzą. Rozpaczający Bóg ukazuje się jako niski, krępy, łysiejący mężczyzna o ciele mocno okaleczonym biczowaniem, poznaczonym śladami tortur, z połamanymi i poskręcanymi stawami. Ma na sobie wówczas tylko kawałek płótna, ale jego przyjazna, spokojna twarz tchnie otuchą i łagodnością. Niezrozumiały dla większości, budzący litość, a nawet pogardzany, kościół Ilmatera jest jednym z największych w Faerunie i ma najwi
- Ilmater ist auch bekannt als der Weinende Gott, der Gebrochene Gott, Herr der Qualen und Derjenige, der Erduldet. Am Großen Gletscher kennt man ihn als Ayuruk. Er gibt jenen Trost, die Schmerzen erleiden, unterdrückt werden oder in großer Not sind. Er tut dies, indem er Leid erträgt, wenn er dadurch das Leid anderer vermindern kann.
- Ilmater (pronounced ill-MAY-ter), also known also as the Crying God, is an intermediate deity whose portfolio includes endurance, martyrdom, perseverance and suffering. He seeks to offer words of comfort and calming to those in pain, oppressed, or in great need; he does so by seeking to endure any pain if it will lessen the pain of another.
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