Lorekeeper, God of Knowledge

Represents: Knowledge, wisdom, history, and education
Worship: Scholars and teachers pay homage through study and the sharing of knowledge. Temples double as libraries and schools. Followers often leave offerings of books or scrolls.

Physical Appearance:

Lorekeeper is often depicted as an elderly human with a long, flowing white beard and piercing blue eyes that seem to hold the wisdom of ages. He's typically shown wearing multilayered robes covered in intricate patterns that, upon closer inspection, reveal themselves to be tiny written words in various languages. In one hand, he holds a large, ancient tome, and in the other, a quill that never runs dry.

Pleases:

The pursuit and sharing of knowledge Preservation of historical artifacts and texts Teaching others, especially those who lack access to education Solving complex puzzles or riddles Accurate record-keeping and documentation

Displeases:

Willful ignorance or the spreading of misinformation Destruction of books or historical sites Hoarding knowledge for personal gain Censorship or the suppression of ideas Neglecting to pass on important information to future generations

Temple/Worship Site:

Lorekeeper's temples are vast libraries, often multi-storied with towering bookshelves reaching to vaulted ceilings. The air is filled with the scent of old parchment and ink. Natural light filters through large, stained-glass windows depicting scenes of great discoveries and legendary scholars. The main hall features a massive circular table where visitors can study, surrounded by statues of noteworthy sages. Smaller rooms house rare texts, scriptoriums for copying books, and lecture halls for teaching. The temple grounds often include meditation gardens with intricate labyrinths designed to stimulate thought and reflection.