​Oghma, God of Song and Bards

Alignment: Neutral Good
Domains: Creation, Good, Travel, Knowledge
Symbol: Harp
Garb: Priests of Oghma dress in performer’s garb.
Favored Weapons: Longsword, Sling
Form of Worship and Holidays: Musical concerts and public performances before audiences. New Year’s Eve, Midsummer, Midwinter.
Typical Worshipers: Musicians, composers, dancers and poets, humans, elves, halflings.
Oghma, the God of Song and Bards is an ancient deity, credited with shaping the first sounds into song, recording of the earliest sagas of gods and mortals, and giving dance and music to mortals. Oghma appears to his followers in the guise of a handsome traveling minstrel, bearing a finely-crafted harp (a demigod in its own right known as Note) and attended by a beautiful flute player, his handmaiden, Dame Torren of the Four Winds. Oghma frequently finds himself at odds with Mocavallo and Sefagreth, both of whom compete with him for followers. Oghma seldom enters battle, except to defend himself with his mighty singing and dancing longsword Tune, preferring to pelt foes with thathlen balls hurled from the sling Harmony.​

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