Tholaunt

the Scribe of the Gods

Tholaunt is a revered god, often depicted as a scaled and clawed figure with the head of an ibis. He is the god of wisdom, knowledge, writing, and learning. Tholaunt is closely associated with the moon, mathematics, science, and the recording of important information.
As the Scribe of the Gods, Tholaunt is responsible for recording the deeds and judgments of the other gods and of mortal beings. He is also considered the inventor of writing and language, and it is believed that he bestowed these gifts upon humanity. This connection to language and writing makes him a patron of scholars, scribes, and those who seek knowledge.
Tholaunt's wisdom and intellect are highly regarded, and he is often sought after for guidance and insight. He is seen as a mediator and a keeper of cosmic balance, ensuring order and harmony in the universe. In some myths, Tholaunt plays a role in the weighing of souls during the afterlife, assessing their deeds and determining their fate.
Tholaunt plays the intriguing role of consort god to Oros the Infinite. This divine union beautifully intertwines the realms of infinite knowledge and cosmic potential, fostering a partnership that celebrates the boundless mysteries of existence.

Holy Symbol

Current Location

Sanctum, the Heavenly City

Species

Kobold

Realm

The Empyrean Firmament

Church/Cult

The Ministry Divine

Sex

Male