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	==History==		==History==
	Daoud was once a son of a noble family that exemplified the ''Four Feet of the Dragon'' (generosity, family, honor, and piety), the main philosophy of the Baklunish. He was respected and eventually became a philosopher-pasha of Tusmit, but as he reached middle age, he lost everything and became despised. Exiled for his homeland, he soon became a [~~https~~:~~//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/~~Mendicant mendicant] priest of [[Istus]], and pondered ~~theways~~ of his goddess.		Daoud was once a son of a noble family that exemplified the ''Four Feet of the Dragon'' (generosity, family, honor, and piety), the main philosophy of the Baklunish. He was respected and eventually became a philosopher-pasha of Tusmit, but as he reached middle age, he lost everything and became despised. Exiled for his homeland, he soon became a [[wikipedia:Mendicant\|mendicant]] priest of [[Istus]], and pondered the ways of his goddess.

	In time he came to realize that the Four Feet of the Dragon were a vulgar philosophy. To him, piety was affectation, the obsession with honor was arrogance, and devotion to family and generosity were just tools of social hygiene. In place of them, he created the ''Path of the Seeker'' (endurance, honesty, humility, and poverty)		In time he came to realize that the Four Feet of the Dragon were a vulgar philosophy. To him, piety was affectation, the obsession with honor was arrogance, and devotion to family and generosity were just tools of social hygiene. In place of them, he created the ''Path of the Seeker'' (endurance, honesty, humility, and poverty)

	His Lanthorn is the object of [[The Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth]] and is described in its ~~32page~~ insert.		His Lanthorn is the object of [[The Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth]] and is described in its 32-page insert.

	==Dogma==		==Dogma==

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	In time he came to realize that the Four Feet of the Dragon were a vulgar philosophy. To him, piety was affectation, the obsession with honor was arrogance, and devotion to family and generosity were just tools of social hygiene. In place of them, he created the ''Path of the Seeker'' (endurance, honesty, humility, and poverty)		In time he came to realize that the Four Feet of the Dragon were a vulgar philosophy. To him, piety was affectation, the obsession with honor was arrogance, and devotion to family and generosity were just tools of social hygiene. In place of them, he created the ''Path of the Seeker'' (endurance, honesty, humility, and poverty)

			His Lanthorn is the object of [[The Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth]] and is described in its 32page insert.

	==Dogma==		==Dogma==

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	\|Name = Daoud		\|Name = Daoud
	\|Symbol = Multi-colored patch of cloth or tangle of yarn, with seven threads, one of each color of the spectrum, extending from the bottom		\|Symbol = Multi-colored patch of cloth or tangle of yarn, with seven threads, one of each color of the spectrum, extending from the bottom
			\|Aliases = The Mendicant, Unraveller of Deceptions
	\|Alignment = True Neutral		\|Alignment = True Neutral
	\|Divine Rank = Hero-God		\|Divine Rank = Hero-God
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	\|Favoured Weapon = Quarterstaff		\|Favoured Weapon = Quarterstaff
	}}		}}
	'''Daoud ~~the Mendicant~~''' (pronounced dah-OOD) the [[Greyhawk\|baklunish]] hero-god of clarity, humility, and immediacy.		'''Daoud''' (pronounced dah-OOD) the [[Greyhawk\|baklunish]] hero-god of clarity, humility, and immediacy.

	==History==		==History==

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{{Infobox Deity
|Name = Daoud
|Symbol = Multi-colored patch of cloth or tangle of yarn, with seven threads, one of each color of the spectrum, extending from the bottom
|Alignment = True Neutral
|Divine Rank = Hero-God
|Pantheon = Oerth (Baklunish)
|Portfolio = Clarity, humility, immediacy
|Domains = Magic, Travel
|Home Plane =
|Worshippers = Beggars, [[monk]]s
|Favoured Weapon = Quarterstaff
}}
'''Daoud the Mendicant''' (pronounced dah-OOD) the [[Greyhawk|baklunish]] hero-god of clarity, humility, and immediacy.

==History==
Daoud was once a son of a noble family that exemplified the ''Four Feet of the Dragon'' (generosity, family, honor, and piety), the main philosophy of the Baklunish. He was respected and eventually became a philosopher-pasha of Tusmit, but as he reached middle age, he lost everything and became despised. Exiled for his homeland, he soon became a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mendicant mendicant] priest of [[Istus]], and pondered theways of his goddess.

In time he came to realize that the Four Feet of the Dragon were a vulgar philosophy. To him, piety was affectation, the obsession with honor was arrogance, and devotion to family and generosity were just tools of social hygiene. In place of them, he created the ''Path of the Seeker'' (endurance, honesty, humility, and poverty)

==Dogma==
Seek the boundaries of fortune, good and bad, for there the threads of destiny are exposed. Never desire more than fate provides and never accept less than fate demands. A fabric of lies must be cut with sharp words.

{{D&D-Greyhawk-Deities}}