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	'''Torag''' is the dwarven [[Alignment\|Lawful Good]] God of the Forge from the [[Golarion]] setting of [[Pathfinder]]. Essentially Golarion's version of D&D's [[Moradin]], he's a bearded Dwarven smith god, Big Pappy to all dwarves. Like every good father, he is completely emotionally distant, totally expects his faithful followers to ''just fuckin' do it themselves'', and blaze their own way through life expecting any wisdom to be imparted thanks to said struggle. During Golarion's Age of Creation, Torag was one of the few OGs who battled [[Rovagug]] the Devourer - he and the setting's war god [[Gorum]] forged the shell of the Dead Vault, where the Rough Beast Rovagug would be imprisoned for <s>all of eternity</s> a while.		'''Torag''' is the dwarven [[Alignment\|Lawful Good]] God of the Forge from the [[Golarion]] setting of [[Pathfinder]]. Essentially Golarion's version of D&D's [[Moradin]], he's a bearded Dwarven smith god, Big Pappy to all dwarves. Like every good father, he is completely emotionally distant, totally expects his faithful followers to ''just fuckin' do it themselves'', and blaze their own way through life expecting any wisdom to be imparted thanks to said struggle. During Golarion's Age of Creation, Torag was one of the few OGs who battled [[Rovagug]] the Devourer - he and the setting's war god [[Gorum]] forged the shell of the Dead Vault, where the Rough Beast Rovagug would be imprisoned for <s>all of eternity</s> [[starfinder\|a while]].

	As the god of a largely subterranean race, he really doesn't get the whole "worship the sun" thing, and with the one of the setting's other big-time Good deities ([[Sarenrae]]) being a Sun Goddess, followers of the two gods brush up against one another at times. In the 2nd Edition of Pathfinder, more hardcore followers of Torag must abide by their deity's stubbornness when it comes to redemption - one of the religion's anathemas is to "show mercy to the enemies of your people". By contrast, Sarenrae's primary domain is redemption with one of her followers' anathemas being "... to deny a repentant creature an opportunity for redemption".		As the god of a largely subterranean race, he really doesn't get the whole "worship the sun" thing, and with the one of the setting's other big-time Good deities ([[Sarenrae]]) being a Sun Goddess, followers of the two gods brush up against one another at times. In the 2nd Edition of Pathfinder, more hardcore followers of Torag must abide by their deity's stubbornness when it comes to redemption - one of the religion's anathemas is to "show mercy to the enemies of your people". By contrast, Sarenrae's primary domain is redemption with one of her followers' anathemas being "... to deny a repentant creature an opportunity for redemption".

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	Despite the fact their names are literally only one letter in difference, he should most definitely '''not''' be confused with [[Torog]].		Despite the fact their names are literally only one letter in difference, he should most definitely '''not''' be confused with [[Torog]].

			==Gallery==
			<gallery>
			Torag ISG 2.png
			Torag ISG 1.jpg
			Torag priest ISG.png\|A worshipper of Torag
			Torag temple ISG.png\|A temple of Torag
			</gallery>

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	'''Torag''' is the dwarven Lawful Good God of the Forge from the [[Golarion]] setting of [[Pathfinder]]. Essentially Golarion's version of D&D's Moradin, he's a bearded Dwarven smith god, Big Pappy to all dwarves. Like every good father, he is completely emotionally distant, totally expects his faithful followers to ''just fuckin' do it themselves'', and blaze their own way through life expecting any wisdom to be imparted thanks to said struggle. During Golarion's Age of Creation, Torag was one of the few OGs who battled Rovagug the Devourer - he and the setting's war god [[Gorum]] forged the shell of the Dead Vault, where the Rough Beast Rovagug would be imprisoned for all of eternity.		[[File:Torag.webp\|left\|300px]]

			'''Torag''' is the dwarven [[Alignment\|Lawful Good]] God of the Forge from the [[Golarion]] setting of [[Pathfinder]]. Essentially Golarion's version of D&D's [[Moradin]], he's a bearded Dwarven smith god, Big Pappy to all dwarves. Like every good father, he is completely emotionally distant, totally expects his faithful followers to ''just fuckin' do it themselves'', and blaze their own way through life expecting any wisdom to be imparted thanks to said struggle. During Golarion's Age of Creation, Torag was one of the few OGs who battled [[Rovagug]] the Devourer - he and the setting's war god [[Gorum]] forged the shell of the Dead Vault, where the Rough Beast Rovagug would be imprisoned for <s>all of eternity</s> a while.

	As the god of a largely subterranean race, he really doesn't get the whole "worship the sun" thing, and with the one of the setting's other big-time Good deities ([[Sarenrae]]) being a Sun Goddess, followers of the two gods brush up against one another at times. In the 2nd Edition of Pathfinder, more hardcore followers of Torag must abide by their deity's stubbornness when it comes to redemption - one of the religion's anathemas is to "show mercy to the enemies of your people". By contrast, Sarenrae's primary domain is redemption with one of her followers' anathemas being "... to deny a repentant creature an opportunity for redemption".		As the god of a largely subterranean race, he really doesn't get the whole "worship the sun" thing, and with the one of the setting's other big-time Good deities ([[Sarenrae]]) being a Sun Goddess, followers of the two gods brush up against one another at times. In the 2nd Edition of Pathfinder, more hardcore followers of Torag must abide by their deity's stubbornness when it comes to redemption - one of the religion's anathemas is to "show mercy to the enemies of your people". By contrast, Sarenrae's primary domain is redemption with one of her followers' anathemas being "... to deny a repentant creature an opportunity for redemption".

1d4chan>QuietBrowser at 06:01, 9 December 2019

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	There are other Dwarven gods in the setting of Golarion, most of which are actually blood relatives of Papa Torag himself. Chiefly his younger brother Angradd, his wife Folgrit; Bolka, their daughter; Grundinnar, their eldest son; Kols, the middle son; Trudd, Grundinnar's youngest brother; Dranngvit, Torag's half-sister; and Magrim, his older brother. All of them are Lawful Good, Lawful Neutral or Neutral Good. The only dwarven god outside the family tree is Droskar, patron saint to the duergar of Golarion, and opposite of Torag in almost every way.		There are other Dwarven gods in the setting of Golarion, most of which are actually blood relatives of Papa Torag himself. Chiefly his younger brother Angradd, his wife Folgrit; Bolka, their daughter; Grundinnar, their eldest son; Kols, the middle son; Trudd, Grundinnar's youngest brother; Dranngvit, Torag's half-sister; and Magrim, his older brother. All of them are Lawful Good, Lawful Neutral or Neutral Good. The only dwarven god outside the family tree is Droskar, patron saint to the duergar of Golarion, and opposite of Torag in almost every way.

			Despite the fact their names are literally only one letter in difference, he should most definitely '''not''' be confused with [[Torog]].

	{{Pathfinder-Deities}}		{{Pathfinder-Deities}}

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1d4chan>Shomad: Minor edits, added Torag's holy symbol

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	\|Name = Torag, the Father of Creation; Father of Dwarvenkind		\|Name = Torag, the Father of Creation; Father of Dwarvenkind
	\|Symbol =		\|Symbol = [[File:Torag holy symbol.jpeg\|180px]]
	\|Alignment = Lawful Good		\|Alignment = Lawful Good
	\|Divine Rank = God		\|Divine Rank = God
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	'''Torag''' is the dwarven Lawful Good God of the Forge from the [[Golarion]] setting of [[Pathfinder]]. Essentially Golarion's version of D&D's Moradin, he's a bearded Dwarven smith god, Big Pappy to all dwarves. ~~And like~~ every good father, he is completely emotionally distant, totally expects his faithful followers to ''just fuckin' do it themselves'', and blaze their own way through life expecting any wisdom to be imparted thanks to said struggle. During Golarion's ~~creation myth times~~, Torag was one of the few OGs who battled ~~the setting's big-big-big-bad~~ Rovagug the Devourer - he and the setting's war god [[Gorum]] forged the shell of the Dead Vault, where the Rough Beast Rovagug would be imprisoned for all of eternity.		'''Torag''' is the dwarven Lawful Good God of the Forge from the [[Golarion]] setting of [[Pathfinder]]. Essentially Golarion's version of D&D's Moradin, he's a bearded Dwarven smith god, Big Pappy to all dwarves. Like every good father, he is completely emotionally distant, totally expects his faithful followers to ''just fuckin' do it themselves'', and blaze their own way through life expecting any wisdom to be imparted thanks to said struggle. During Golarion's Age of Creation, Torag was one of the few OGs who battled Rovagug the Devourer - he and the setting's war god [[Gorum]] forged the shell of the Dead Vault, where the Rough Beast Rovagug would be imprisoned for all of eternity.

	As the god of a largely subterranean race, he really doesn't get the whole "worship the sun" thing, and with the one of the setting's other big-time Good deities ([[Sarenrae]]) being a Sun Goddess, followers of the two gods brush up against one another at times. In the 2nd Edition of Pathfinder, more hardcore followers of Torag must abide by their deity's stubbornness when it comes to redemption - one of the religion's anathemas is to "show mercy to the enemies of your people". By contrast, Sarenrae's ~~''whole thing''~~ is redemption with one of her followers' anathemas being "... to deny a repentant creature an opportunity for redemption".		As the god of a largely subterranean race, he really doesn't get the whole "worship the sun" thing, and with the one of the setting's other big-time Good deities ([[Sarenrae]]) being a Sun Goddess, followers of the two gods brush up against one another at times. In the 2nd Edition of Pathfinder, more hardcore followers of Torag must abide by their deity's stubbornness when it comes to redemption - one of the religion's anathemas is to "show mercy to the enemies of your people". By contrast, Sarenrae's primary domain is redemption with one of her followers' anathemas being "... to deny a repentant creature an opportunity for redemption".

	Unlike most racial deities, Torag has a ~~substanial~~ following outside of his race. He is still the primary god of the forge, which ~~is a pretty big deal, attracting~~ many to his worship. In-fact the ''majority'' of Torag's ~~worshippers~~ are human, simply due to population size.		Unlike most racial deities, Torag has a substantial following outside of his race. He is still the primary god of the forge, which has attracted many to his worship. In-fact the ''majority'' of Torag's worshipers are human, simply due to population size.

	There are other Dwarven gods in the setting of Golarion, most of which are actually blood relatives of Papa Torag himself. Chiefly his younger brother Angradd, his wife Folgrit; Bolka, their daughter; Grundinnar, their eldest son; Kols, the middle son; Trudd, Grundinnar's youngest brother; Dranngvit, Torag's half-sister; and Magrim, his older brother. All of them are Lawful Good, Lawful Neutral or Neutral Good. The only dwarven god outside the family tree is Droskar, patron saint to the duergar of Golarion, and opposite of Torag in almost every way.		There are other Dwarven gods in the setting of Golarion, most of which are actually blood relatives of Papa Torag himself. Chiefly his younger brother Angradd, his wife Folgrit; Bolka, their daughter; Grundinnar, their eldest son; Kols, the middle son; Trudd, Grundinnar's youngest brother; Dranngvit, Torag's half-sister; and Magrim, his older brother. All of them are Lawful Good, Lawful Neutral or Neutral Good. The only dwarven god outside the family tree is Droskar, patron saint to the duergar of Golarion, and opposite of Torag in almost every way.

1d4chan>Agiletek at 05:05, 26 November 2019

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	As the god of a largely subterranean race, he really doesn't get the whole "worship the sun" thing, and with the one of the setting's other big-time Good deities ([[Sarenrae]]) being a Sun Goddess, followers of the two gods brush up against one another at times. In the 2nd Edition of Pathfinder, more hardcore followers of Torag must abide by their deity's stubbornness when it comes to redemption - one of the religion's anathemas is to "show mercy to the enemies of your people". By contrast, Sarenrae's ''whole thing'' is redemption with one of her followers' anathemas being "... to deny a repentant creature an opportunity for redemption".		As the god of a largely subterranean race, he really doesn't get the whole "worship the sun" thing, and with the one of the setting's other big-time Good deities ([[Sarenrae]]) being a Sun Goddess, followers of the two gods brush up against one another at times. In the 2nd Edition of Pathfinder, more hardcore followers of Torag must abide by their deity's stubbornness when it comes to redemption - one of the religion's anathemas is to "show mercy to the enemies of your people". By contrast, Sarenrae's ''whole thing'' is redemption with one of her followers' anathemas being "... to deny a repentant creature an opportunity for redemption".

	Unlike most racial deities, Torag has a substanial following outside of his race. He is still the primary god of the forge, which is a pretty big deal. In-fact the ''majority'' of Torag's worshippers are human, simply due to population size.		Unlike most racial deities, Torag has a substanial following outside of his race. He is still the primary god of the forge, which is a pretty big deal, attracting many to his worship. In-fact the ''majority'' of Torag's worshippers are human, simply due to population size.

	There are other Dwarven gods in the setting of Golarion, most of which are actually blood relatives of Papa Torag himself. Chiefly his younger brother Angradd, his wife Folgrit; Bolka, their daughter; Grundinnar, their eldest son; Kols, the middle son; Trudd, Grundinnar's youngest brother; Dranngvit, Torag's half-sister; and Magrim, his older brother. All of them are Lawful Good, Lawful Neutral or Neutral Good. The only dwarven god outside the family tree is Droskar, patron saint to the duergar of Golarion, and opposite of Torag in almost every way.		There are other Dwarven gods in the setting of Golarion, most of which are actually blood relatives of Papa Torag himself. Chiefly his younger brother Angradd, his wife Folgrit; Bolka, their daughter; Grundinnar, their eldest son; Kols, the middle son; Trudd, Grundinnar's youngest brother; Dranngvit, Torag's half-sister; and Magrim, his older brother. All of them are Lawful Good, Lawful Neutral or Neutral Good. The only dwarven god outside the family tree is Droskar, patron saint to the duergar of Golarion, and opposite of Torag in almost every way.

1d4chan>Agiletek at 05:04, 26 November 2019

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	'''Torag''' is the dwarven Lawful Good God of the Forge from the [[Golarion]] setting of [[Pathfinder]]. Essentially Golarion's version of D&D's Moradin, he's a bearded Dwarven smith god, Big Pappy to all dwarves. And like every good father, he is completely emotionally distant, totally expects his faithful followers to ''just fuckin' do it themselves'', and blaze their own way through life expecting any wisdom to be imparted thanks to said struggle. During Golarion's creation myth times, Torag was one of the few OGs who battled the setting's big-big-big-bad Rovagug the Devourer - he and the setting's war god [[Gorum]] forged the shell of the Dead Vault, where the Rough Beast Rovagug would be imprisoned for all of eternity.		'''Torag''' is the dwarven Lawful Good God of the Forge from the [[Golarion]] setting of [[Pathfinder]]. Essentially Golarion's version of D&D's Moradin, he's a bearded Dwarven smith god, Big Pappy to all dwarves. And like every good father, he is completely emotionally distant, totally expects his faithful followers to ''just fuckin' do it themselves'', and blaze their own way through life expecting any wisdom to be imparted thanks to said struggle. During Golarion's creation myth times, Torag was one of the few OGs who battled the setting's big-big-big-bad Rovagug the Devourer - he and the setting's war god [[Gorum]] forged the shell of the Dead Vault, where the Rough Beast Rovagug would be imprisoned for all of eternity.

	As the god of a largely subterranean race, he really doesn't get the whole "worship the sun" thing, and with the one of the setting's other big-time Good deities ([[Sarenrae]]) being a Sun Goddess, followers of the two gods brush up against one another at times. In the 2nd Edition of Pathfinder, more hardcore followers of Torag must abide by their deity's stubbornness when it comes to redemption - one of the religion's anathemas is to "show mercy to the enemies of your people". ~~(Given~~ Sarenrae's ''whole thing'' is redemption (with one of her followers' anathemas being "... to deny a repentant creature an opportunity for redemption".))		As the god of a largely subterranean race, he really doesn't get the whole "worship the sun" thing, and with the one of the setting's other big-time Good deities ([[Sarenrae]]) being a Sun Goddess, followers of the two gods brush up against one another at times. In the 2nd Edition of Pathfinder, more hardcore followers of Torag must abide by their deity's stubbornness when it comes to redemption - one of the religion's anathemas is to "show mercy to the enemies of your people". By contrast, Sarenrae's ''whole thing'' is redemption with one of her followers' anathemas being "... to deny a repentant creature an opportunity for redemption".

	~~There are other Dwarven gods in~~ the ~~setting~~ of ~~Golarion~~, ~~most of~~ which ~~are actually blood relatives of Papa Torag himself~~. ~~Chiefly his younger brother Angradd, his wife Folgrit; Bolka, their daughter; Grundinnar, their eldest son; Kols,~~ the ~~middle son; Trudd, Grundinnar~~'~~s youngest brother; Dranngvit,~~ Torag's ~~half-sister; and Magrim~~, ~~his older brother~~.		Unlike most racial deities, Torag has a substanial following outside of his race. He is still the primary god of the forge, which is a pretty big deal. In-fact the ''majority'' of Torag's worshippers are human, simply due to population size.

	The only dwarven god outside the family tree is Droskar, patron saint to the duergar of Golarion, and opposite of Torag in almost every way.		There are other Dwarven gods in the setting of Golarion, most of which are actually blood relatives of Papa Torag himself. Chiefly his younger brother Angradd, his wife Folgrit; Bolka, their daughter; Grundinnar, their eldest son; Kols, the middle son; Trudd, Grundinnar's youngest brother; Dranngvit, Torag's half-sister; and Magrim, his older brother. All of them are Lawful Good, Lawful Neutral or Neutral Good. The only dwarven god outside the family tree is Droskar, patron saint to the duergar of Golarion, and opposite of Torag in almost every way.

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