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The serene god, [[Rao (Greyhawk Action)|Rao]] is the brother of [[Allitur (Greyhawk Action)|Allitur]] and the son of [[Beory (Greyhawk Action)|Beory]] and [[Pelor (Greyhawk Action)|Pelor]]. He is the god of reason, peace, and law. He is the first medicine-man and the oft-ignored adviser of [[Obad-Hai (Greyhawk Action)|Obad-Hai]]. | The serene god, [[Rao (Greyhawk Action)|Rao]] is the brother of [[Allitur (Greyhawk Action)|Allitur]] and the son of [[Beory (Greyhawk Action)|Beory]] and [[Pelor (Greyhawk Action)|Pelor]]. He is the god of reason, peace, and law. He is the first medicine-man and the oft-ignored adviser of [[Obad-Hai (Greyhawk Action)|Obad-Hai]]. | ||
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| + | In [[Greyhawk_Synchretism_(Action_Greyhawk)|Synchretism]] Rao is identified with | ||
| + | '''Lendor''', the father of the Suel pantheon. Dwarfs name him | ||
| + | '''Dumathoin''' the lord of secrets. His sponsored godlings pursue different aspects of his portfolio – the most famous is | ||
| + | '''Vecna''', the lord of evil secrets. | ||
| + | '''Delleb''' is the Oerdian god of intellect and study. | ||
| + | '''Pholus''' is the Oerdian god of law and by extension of ruleship, a strict disciplinarian. | ||
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The serene god, Rao is the brother of Allitur and the son of Beory and Pelor. He is the god of reason, peace, and law. He is the first medicine-man and the oft-ignored adviser of Obad-Hai.
In Synchretism Rao is identified with Lendor, the father of the Suel pantheon. Dwarfs name him Dumathoin the lord of secrets. His sponsored godlings pursue different aspects of his portfolio – the most famous is Vecna, the lord of evil secrets. Delleb is the Oerdian god of intellect and study. Pholus is the Oerdian god of law and by extension of ruleship, a strict disciplinarian.