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Uranus was the early god of the sky and heavens, and [[Gaea]]’s husband. He was horrified by the hideousness of his offspring with Gaea, and shut them up inside their mother Gaea, which both pained and angered her. To avenge herself and her children, she persuaded one of the children, the Titan [[Cronus]], to attack Uranus. [[The Furies]] and the Giants were born when Uranus’ blood fell on the earth, and the goddess of beauty, [[Aphrodite]], rose out the sea-foam where it mixed with his blood. What happened to Uranus after the attack is unclear, but he may still be watching the earth from a secret hiding place.

Uranus is a bitter old god in hiding from his progeny, who do not even realize that he is alive. He delights in causing harm to Gaea and spoiling machinations of the Olympian gods. He will always send his avatar to hinder any attempt to free the Titans or reach site of their imprisonment. Omens and portents from Uranus are so subtle as to go almost unnoticed, for he is quite fearful of revealing his presence. Still, the especially wise or astute may detect his in unusual events in the heavens.

''Note: Uranus originally appeared in this form in [http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0880388447/johnshelprous-20 Legends & Lore] for the AD&D game from TSR. His use here is for the purposes of providing context for the campaign only.''
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-'''Uranus''' was the early god of the sky and heavens, and [[Gaea]]’s husband. He was horrified by the hideousness of his offspring with Gaea, and shut them up inside their mother Gaea, which both pained and angered her. To avenge herself and her children, she persuaded one of the children, the Titan [[Cronus]], to attack Uranus. [[The Furies]] and the Giants were born when Uranus’ blood fell on the earth, and the goddess of beauty, [[Aphrodite]], rose out the sea-foam where it mixed with his blood. What happened to Uranus after the attack is unclear, but he may still be watching the earth from a secret hiding place.
+'''Uranus''' was the early god of the sky and heavens, and [[Gaea]]'s husband. He was horrified by the hideousness of his offspring with Gaea, and shut them up inside their mother Gaea, which both pained and angered her. To avenge herself and her children, she persuaded one of the children, the Titan [[Cronus]], to attack Uranus. [[The Furies]] and the Giants were born when Uranus’ blood fell on the earth, and the goddess of beauty, [[Aphrodite]], rose out the sea-foam where it mixed with his blood. What happened to Uranus after the attack is unclear, but he may still be watching the earth from a secret hiding place.
 Uranus is a bitter old god in hiding from his progeny, who do not even realize that he is alive. He delights in causing harm to Gaea and spoiling machinations of the Olympian gods. He will always send his [[avatar]] to hinder any attempt to free the Titans or reach site of their imprisonment. Omens and portents from Uranus are so subtle as to go almost unnoticed, for he is quite fearful of revealing his presence. Still, the especially wise or astute may detect his in unusual events in the heavens.
-''Note: Uranus originally appeared in this form in [http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0880388447/johnshelprous-20 Legends & Lore] for the AD&D game from TSR. His use here is for the purposes of providing context for the campaign only.''
+''Note: Uranus originally appeared in this form in [http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B009268QCM/johnshelprous-20 Legends & Lore] for the AD&D game from TSR. His use here is for the purposes of providing context for the campaign only.''
 [[Category:Gods of Greece]]

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