Eltalt

Eltalt is a fictional deity in the fantasy world of Dungeons & Dragons. He is the god of cunning and trickery, and is often worshipped by rogues, thieves, and other characters who value stealth and deception.

According to the lore, Eltalt is a mischievous god who delights in outwitting his enemies and confounding his friends. He is said to be a master of disguise and deception, and is often depicted as a cunning rogue or a charming trickster.

Eltalt is said to reside in the plane of the Shadowfell, where he weaves a web of intrigue and deception that reaches across the multiverse. His followers believe that he is the ultimate expression of cunning and trickery, and that they can achieve great things by following in his footsteps.

In terms of his personality, Eltalt is often depicted as a charismatic and unpredictable figure. He is said to be fond of gaming and wheeling and dealing, and is known to play a trick on even his most loyal followers from time to time.

Worship of Eltalt is not taken lightly, as his followers believe that they must continually prove themselves to be worthy of his favor. Those who fail to meet his expectations often find themselves on the receiving end of one of his infamous tricks.

Despite his cunning nature, Eltalt is said to have a certain charm and allure to him, and many characters find themselves drawn into his web of intrigue and deception despite themselves.