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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...
Full map: https://imgur.com/gallery/r9U0HK6. Map designed for a heist, complete with vent system, multiple entrances, different points of interest, lasers, an interesting setting and even a complete blueprint handout to give to your players. Waukeen is the goddess of Wealth and Fortune in the Forgotten Realms.
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!
21 sty 2024 · Known as the Golden Lady, Waukeen is one of the more enthusiastic goddesses. She is said to enjoy the ebb and flow of goods via commerce. A thriving market is her greatest joy. Commerce, whether it happens in an open market or a small, walled garden is the preview of Waukeen.
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.
8 sie 2021 · D&D: Waukeen – Goddess Of Coin. Waukeen is the patron goddess of commerce, wealth, fair trade, and civilizations. But she’s also the goddess of smugglers and Ayn Rand readers.
22 sty 2023 · Waukeen, with the assistance of Celestian, a god from Oerth, was due to transport to the Astral plane, but could not remove Waukeen. Lord Ao had anticipated that the gods might try to escape their punishment and had bound them to Toril with unbreakable power.
