Fharlaghn

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FHARLANGHN

(The Dweller on the Horizon), N (NG) intermediate god of Horizons, Distance, Travel, and Roads

Fharlanghn (far-LAHNG-un) is shown as a seemingly old man with leathery, wrinkled skin and young-seeming bright green eyes.

Brother of the Oeridian god Celestian, he is on amiable terms with nonevil earth gods and several nature gods, and is sometimes tied to Atroa.

His symbol is a wooden disc carved with the curved line of the horizon, and he carries a magical version of this symbol called the Oerth Disc.

He is the patron of those who walk or ride long distances (including travelers in tunnels, and as such is praised by those who must use mountain passes or travel the Underdark).

People need to move about and see new things. Be open to
travel, as the world may change overnight and you may be
in need of a new home or perspective. Look to the horizon
for inspiration—the far end of the world has new
peoples, new cultures, new magic, and
new roads to walk.

The church is comprised of wandering clerics (who favor green and minister to those on the roads) and settled clerics (who favor brown and are usually older clerics whose wandering days are behind them).

Clerics of Fharlanghn are encouraged to travel the world and see new things.

They bless caravans, explore exotic lands, scout for armies, and record lore on distant places and people.

Because they learn many languages and cultures, they act as translators and diplomats.

Many aid in constructing of roadways and bridges, and a pair of shoes made by one of his clerics is held to last longer than any other.

Domains Luck, Protection, Travel; Weapons quarterstaff