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| '''[[Halone]]''', mover of glaciers and goddess of war, also called '''the Fury''', is the guardian deity of [[Ishgard]]. She commands the element of ice and is associated with the first moon of the Eorzean calendar. She is most often depicted as a relentless warrioress armed with a bronze greatshield. Her symbol is the three spears.
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| | ==Quests Started== |
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| | ==Quests Involved In== |
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| | {{quest list row|Divine Nonintervention}} |
| | {{quest list row|In Heavenly Company}} |
| | {{quest list row|Return to the Phantom Realm}} |
| | {{quest list row|The Secret of the Twelve}} |
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| | ==Locations== |
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| | {{NPC location info|The Omphalos|6,6.3|-}} |
| | {{NPC location info|Mor Dhona|18.5,17.8|-}} |
| | {{NPC location info|Coerthas Central Highlands|8,31.3|-}} |
| | {{NPC location info|Coerthas Central Highlands|23.1,8|-}} |
| | {{NPC location info|New Gridania|10.3,11.4|-}} |
| | {{NPC location info|Old Gridania|8.4,10.4|-}} |
| | {{NPC location info|South Shroud|25.6,20.9|-}} |
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| | ==Additional Information== |
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| ==Mythology==
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| Eorzean myth says that Halone was "beckoned forth" from ''The Whorl'' along with her elder brother [[Byregot]], and both were made wards of [[Rhalgr]] by decree of [[Nymeia]].
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| She is also described in this same myth as being a close companion of [[Oschon]], and the bitter rival of [[Nophica]].<ref>Encyclopaedia Eorzea I, page 017: <br>"Byregot is the elder brother of Halone,"<br>"Rhalgr is the father of both Byregot and Halone,</ref><ref>The [[Creation of Eorzea]], <br>"...the Whorl awaoke from its slumber and beckoned forth two final deities-Byregot and His younger sister Halone."<br>Nymeia quickly made them wards of Rhalgr, the Destroyer."</ref><ref>Creation of Eorzea: "Though more open to Her new father's teachings, Halone, too, grew restless, longing to test her strength." "Oschon invited the young goddess on one of His journeys. It was during these travels that Halone's ambition slowly transformed into a lust for battle."</ref>
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| The Heaven and Hell of Ice is said to be the domain of Halone, the heaven of which is a palace of ice made of frozen moonbeams and carved by her spear, where epic heroes and gallant knights reside. From this palace do piercing icicles fall in to [[The Pit]], the Hell of Ice, a freezing domain that punishes cowards, deserters and adulterers.
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| ==Worship Practices and Organizations==
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| ===Ishgardian Orthodox Church===
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| In addition to being the city-state's guardian goddess, Halone is the central figure of Ishgard's official religion, the Ishgardian Orthodox Church. <br>It was roughly around the year 360 of the Sixth Astral Era when the Elezen, forced north into [[Abalathia's Spine]] by Hyuran expansion, began the standardization of their faith with the construction of a temple to Halone in the highlands of [[Coerthas]]. The settlers' decision to adopt the Fury as a patron deity was likely influenced by the ever-present threat of hostile Dragons. Orthodox Cathedrals are not considered complete without at least one towering statue of Halone, dressed for battle. It has also long been preached that warriors who fell in battle during the [[Dragonsong War]] would be welcomed into the Fury's palace, warmly welcomed into the heaven she resides over.<ref> Encyclopedia Eorzea II, page 021, "The Ishgardian Orthodox Church."</ref>
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| ==Holy Sites==
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| <gallery heights=200px mode=packed>
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| File:Mark of Halone.jpg|The [[Mark of Halone]] can be found at [[the Fury's Gaze]] in the [[Coerthas Central Highlands]].
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| File:Halone statue.jpg|A statue of Halone within [[Saint Reymanaud's Cathedral]] in [[Ishgard]].
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| ==Saints and Important Figures==
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| ''Note: these Saints are specifically "blessed" by Halone, but the Ishgardian Orthodox Church has its own set of Saints not mentioned here.''
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| ===Saint Daniffen===
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| A mercenary who became famous for his '''valor''' and daring by slaying a Basilisk that was terrorizing the land. His deeds became recounted as legend in the tale of ''Saint Daniffen and the Basilisk''.<ref>Encyclopedia Eorzea II, page 026</ref> Daniffen was also made the namesake of several Coerthan landmarks (such as [[Daniffen Pass]]), as well as a system of [[Daniffen's Collar|magical wards]] that [[Ishgard]] once used to defend its city from dragon attacks.
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| ===Saint Endalim===
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| An archbishop of the [[Ishgardian Orthodox Church]], Endalim IV removed his crown to mediate a dispute between peasants and lords, his aim to appear as a man of the people rather than a figure of power. ''The Golden Crown of Saint Endalim'' celebrates the impartial '''candor''' he exemplified in his effort to diffuse the confrontation and prevent bloodshed. He would also be made the namesake of [[Saint Endalim's Scholasticate]] in [[Ishgard]].
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| ===Saint Finnea===
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| A lady knight who became revered for her unyielding '''conviction'''. In spite of being a novice with the blade, she seemed possessed of a spirit that seemed incapable of conceding defeat, and her presence on the battlefield was said to reignite the flagging courage of soldiers who encountered her. ''The Final Stand of Saint Finnea'' is the most famous version of her tale. ''[[Laurisse_de_Jervaint|House Jervaint]]'' of Ishgard claims to have descended from Saint Finnea's line.
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| ==References==
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