Tyr

The Even Handed, Grimjaws, the Maimed God, the Blind Overlord, the Wounded One, the Just God

Tyr, the Maimed God, is a deity of law and righteousness. His clergy is charged with promoting and maintaining law and order and to ensure justice is delivered in good faith for all the peoples of Faerûn. Tyr’s faithful must act lawfully and take up arms against evil-doers to bring them to justice to answer for their crimes. In remote areas, members of the clergy are often the sole enforcers of the law; a Tyrran may act as judge, jury, and executioner in areas where the law is otherwise absent.
Worshippers of Tyr observe three holy days every month: Seeing Justice falls on the first day of the month, the Maiming on the thirteenth, and the Blinding on each twenty-second day. The rituals associated with these days serve to remind followers of Tyr’s missing hand and blinded sight.
Tyr’s followers consist of many knightly orders, but also include many officials, bureaucrats, guards, and others who prefer to see a society of both just and efficient laws. As such, a temple to Tyr can be found in almost any sizeable city. Whether in cities or the frontier, Tyrran temples often double as fortified headquarters for the faith’s knightly orders.

Divine Classification

Order and War domains

Alignment

Lawful Good