Duswyn
Duswyn
The god of Song, Wine and Revelry
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Manifestations of Duswyn are whispered legends, rare and often dismissed as the fancies of wine-addled minds. Yet those who have witnessed his presence speak with one voice: Duswyn never appears in living flesh, but as a magnificent onyx statue of perfect form, carved with the beauty of an eternal reveler. From his eyes and lips flows an endless stream of wine—the very essence of celebration itself. Those brave enough to taste this divine vintage find their wounds healed and their spirits lifted, though they are instantly overcome by the profound intoxication that comes from drinking the god’s own essence.
Duswyn is boundless joy and infectious laughter. He is the sparkle in the eyes by candlelight, the smile that can light up the darkest of hearts. The bard’s song that warms the night.
Common Worship
Section titled “Common Worship”The followers of Duswyn are often looked upon with delight, as bringers of joy and celebration. Though the clergy may be seen as frivolous by some, the Merry Lord is regarded by all as a powerful entity and vessel for the preservation of history through song and story.
Wherever wine flows and songs are sung, Duswyn is called upon to bless the gathering and ensure that all present share in the abundance of the moment. Whether to grant some form of inspiration or to provide comfort through the telling of tales, Duswyn receives countless prayers from those seeking joy and connection.
The followers of Duswyn are those who have learned that life is meant to be celebrated, who have seen the darkness of the world and chosen to bring light through song and story, and who have learned that shared joy and revelry are more powerful than the fickle nature of sorrow. They include bards who preserve history through their art, tavern keepers who provide sanctuary for the weary, and those who have endured great trials and emerged stronger for having learned to find joy in the simple pleasures of life.
Edicts
Section titled “Edicts”- Drink, song and revelry
- Share abundance with all
- Be an entertainer
Anathema
Section titled “Anathema”- Say no to the offer of a drink
- Preach temperance
- Force others to indulge against their will