Temní - The Sculptor

The god of art, and second of the Divine Twins. His purpose in the world was to bring joy and civilisation to humanity, and this he did well. Bringing music, art, painting, and writing from the workshop of Katas down to the world, Temní is responsible for many of the fine things that mortals enjoy today.
After battling his brother for many years and even after being risen to full divinity, Temní never lost sight of his goal; guiding mortals to a better, fulfilled life. Now he acts as the patron of artists of all kinds, and encourages creativity and freedom wherever possible. While in modern times he is not seen as the most powerful god, The Sculptor is nevertheless a favourite amongst city folk who care for artistry.

Divine Portfolio

Temní holds domain over the Minds and Souls of mortalkind. He is the Lord of Art and Poetry, Music and Laughter, God of Beauty and Language. His reach is great even outside of civilisation, for any who have ever marvelled at the beauty of a sunset or delighted in listening to songbirds are, in their very souls, paying homage to The Sculptor.

Divine Relationships & Shared Portfolios

Twin Gods of Passion

Kanzu and Temní were the first of the Demigods, children of the Gods with incredible power, destined to change the course of history. For this they are forever entwined as brothers no matter their battles, and together they guide mortals towards their desires. Kanzu is the Passion of the Body; the thrill of battle, the embrace of a lover, the freedom of indulgence. Temní is the Passion of the Mind; the beauty of a painting, the joy of a song, the rapture of a story.

City Gods

Talsia, Olsír, Katas, Patír, and Temni are the five great city Gods. They are more widly honoured throughout the Republic of Osa in every settlement as patrons of civilisation. Some even claim that Temní is the master of this domain, for while the other four are the reason cities are able to exist, Temní is the reason people desire them in the first place as bastions of art and learning.

Piety

You gain piety with Temní for embracing civilisation and crafting art

• Defending a city from a major threat
• Creating a masterwork, such as a building or a poem
• Defeating a tyrant who threatens a city's freedom

You lose piety with Temní for neglecting civilisation or destroying art

• Willfully breaking just laws for personal gain
• Burning or otherwise destroying artwork such as a painting or building
• Destroying a civic institution or sowing chaos within a city

Temní's Devotee - 3 piety Temní guides your hand as you create. You gain advantage on checks made with a single artisan tool or musical instrument of your choice that you are proficient in. You may switch out which tool gains this benefit once per long rest.
Temní's Votary - 10 piety You gain advantage on Charisma (Persuasion) checks while you are within a city.
In addition, when you fail an Intelligence check or Intelligence saving throw, you can reroll the die, and you must use the new roll. Once you use this reroll, you can't do so again until you finish a long rest.
Temní's Disciple - 25 Earning the safety of the cities where culture thrives, you can use this trait to cast either tiny hut or private sanctum once per long rest. You can cast one or the other once per long rest, not both. Intelligence is your spellcasting modifier for either spell.
Champion of the Arts - 50 piety You can increase your Intelligence or Charisma score by 2 and also increase your maximum for that score by 2.

Holy Symbol

A lyre, harp, pen, or any other kind of artistic instrument

Cleric Domains

Forge, Knowledge, Peace