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Waukeen (pronounced: /wɑːʌˈkin/ wau-KEEN[1][3] or: /wɑːˈkin/ wah-KEEN[5][6]) was a lesser deity of wealth and trade in the Faerûnian pantheon. The Merchant's Friend was venerated and appeased by not only merchants, from lowly peddlers to the wealthy owners of trading companies, but investors...
21 sty 2024 · After twelve more years, one young priestess received dreams of the goddess’s plight, and a band of adventurers set out to rescue Waukeen, finally returning her, but Waukeen’s faithful had been shaken.
One of my players is currently a cleric of waukeen, but from the trickery domain. He was a greedy businessman, tricking people into paying for "fortune readings" ( thaumaturgy and some bs generic / cryptic fortune) so that he may use the money to influence trade as waukeen would want.
23 sty 2023 · I've been trying to create a servant of Waukeen, but it's harder than I thought. The suggested domains are knowledge and trickery. Those don't feel right for...
This bonus also applies if the property is owned by the church of Waukeen. Items held or carried by the goldeye or another character do not count, the cache must be an unattended object or objects. Jack of All Trades (Ex): At 4th level, goldeyes get Jack of All Trades as a bonus feat.
22 sty 2023 · Waukeen is the patron goddess of commerce, wealth, fair trade, and civilizations. And shady backroom deals among gods. Waukeen is a god of wealth. Whether that wealth is acquired through legitimate business or “legitimate business” doesn’t seem to matter too much, depending on who leads the faith.
So I have tried to some digging but come up empty, but I wondering if any one has anything on Waukeen for 5e? Or Merchants in general. The new books of adventure don't ever seam to stray that deeply in to religion (unless I am mistaken). Any help would be deeply appreciated!
