Gorum

Gorum is a deity in the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game setting, a primal god of battle, strength, and courage. He is known as the Lord of the Iron Gods, the Great Maker, and the Ashen One. Gorum is depicted as a hulking, muscular figure clad in crude armor, wielding a massive, two-handed weapon. His faith is widespread among warriors, barbarians, and anyone who values martial prowess and a good fight.

The tenets of Gorum's faith emphasize strength, honor in combat, and the pursuit of worthy challenges. His followers believe that true strength is forged in the crucible of battle and that only through conflict can one prove their worth. Gorum despises weakness, cowardice, and those who seek to avoid conflict. His worshipers often engage in ritual combat, seeking to emulate their god's unyielding nature.

Gorum's divine domain encompasses battle, strength, and destruction. His clerics are often found on the front lines of wars, bolstering their allies and smiting their foes. His symbol is a jagged, broken sword, often depicted dripping with blood. While Gorum is a god of war, he is not inherently evil. His followers can be found on any side of a conflict, provided it is a worthy one. They seek to test their limits and overcome any obstacle through sheer force and determination. The worship of Gorum is particularly strong among Orcs and other martial races, but he is respected by many warriors across Golarion for his straightforward and powerful ideals.