Wodon

Wodon is the god of knowledge, art, wisdom, and justice, beseeched when seeking insight, inspiration, or truth. He or she (sex uncertain and used interchangeably) is portrayed as a giant owl, or a wizened human with two heads, one male and one female, leaning on a runed staff or stack of tomes.

Related Activities: Seeking or giving advice, study, investigation, meditation, artistic endeavors, justice. Wodon’s feast day is Reverie.

Common Phrases: Wodon guide you. Knowledge is power. One cannot hide from one’s self. Vengeance is a pit, justice a door.

Common Icons: Stack of tomes. Dual-headed bust. Giant owl with a set of scales.

Organization: Disciples of Wodon typically serve in cities as magisters, librarians or justicars, or fill the role of sages, artists, and hermits. Libraries, workshops, and courthouses double as their temples and shrines. In the Northgate Dioces, lower-ranking clergy are called domine. Secular Wodonite educators are referred to as Proctors.