Milil, The Singer

The Singer

The gender of the god or goddess of poetry, music, and song is a matter that is up for debate, but none of their followers seem particularly invested in doing so. Instead, the temple recognizes both depictions as correct.
Patron deity to many bard, musician, and playwright, The Singer is worshipped far and wide. Their temples often serve as a place for aspiring artists to preform, practice, and teach. To Milil, the act of creation by way of preforming is the purest pleasure. One that they encourage their followers to share wherever they may roam. 
Out of all other gods, Milil has close ties to Oghma, to some people's surprise. But many songs hold within them slithers of lore and history. And many such slithers of history, in turn, make the best stories and songs.

Classification:

• Minor Deity

Titles:

• The Singer
• The Poet
• The Gentle Harp

Pantheons:

• Elven Pantheon
• Haerasian Pantheon

Symbolism:

• Milil is depicted as a beautiful, slender youth, playing a harp.
• Their symbol is a four-stringed harp.