Bacho the Drunk

Fey God of Alcohol, Madness, Instinct, and Celebration

Bacho is the Fey God of wine and alcohol, and was said to have first changed the fruit of trees to create the intoxicating substance. He revels in madness and inebriation, and often only blesses his clerics with spellcasting powers when they are under the influence of a strong drink. Bacho is also the patron of revelry, and his temples often throw extravagant banquets and feasts on holy days to celebrate both bountiful and trying times. He is a fickle and chaotic god, more concerned with celebrations to commemorate momentous events than having any real influence in the events themselves.
TENETS OF BACHO:
War, strife, disaster, apocalyptic destruction… we drink all the same!
Care not for the affairs of others. They leave less time for wine.
En vino veritas.
Act upon instinct, not upon thought. Thought only delays and deceives the true self.
Become truly free. Let nothing and no person bind you.
SYMBOL OF BACHO: The Overflowing Cup