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|Name = Bralm
|Name = Bralm
|Symbol = [[File:Bralm02.jpg|140px]]
|Symbol = [[File:Bralm02.jpg|140px]]
|Aliases = The Flying Queen, the Hive Goddess, the Toiling Lady
|Alignment = True Neutral (Lawful Neutral tendencies)
|Alignment = True Neutral (Lawful Neutral tendencies)
|Divine Rank = Lesser Goddess
|Divine Rank = Lesser Goddess
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|Favoured Weapon = Quarterstaff
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'''Bralm''', also called the ''Flying Queen'', the ''Hive Goddess'', and the ''Toiling Lady'', is the [[Greyhawk|suloise]] goddess of insects and industriousness.
'''Bralm''' is the [[Greyhawk|suloise]] goddess of insects and industriousness.


==Appearance==
==Appearance==

Revision as of 08:36, 14 March 2020

Bralm
Aliases The Flying Queen, the Hive Goddess, the Toiling Lady
Alignment True Neutral (Lawful Neutral tendencies)
Divine Rank Lesser Goddess
Pantheon Oerth (Suloise)
Portfolio Insects, industriousness
Domains Animal, Community, Law, Pact, Strength
Home Plane Hive Fortress (Acheron)
Worshippers Builders, farmers, miners, slavers, slaves
Favoured Weapon Quarterstaff

Bralm is the suloise goddess of insects and industriousness.

Appearance

Bralm appears as a middle-aged woman with dark-blonde hair, sometimes with insect wings. She's also known to appear as a giant insect or an ankheg.

Relations

Bralm is friendly with the suloise gods, but has no allies among them. She hates Trithereon, as he's highly individualistic, and avoids deities of fire like Pyremius and Joramy.

Dogma

Everyone has a place in a society, and you must master your role even if you don’t understand how it is important. Those who know more or are in superior positions must be obeyed; you can learn much by observing those around you. Work hard and be satisfied with your work. Hive insects follow this path, with some members sacrificing themselves for the betterment of the entire hive.