Modron

Modron is a fictional character originating from the Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) universe, particularly associated with the Planescape campaign setting. She is a powerful demigoddess and a prominent figure within the multiverse’s complex divine hierarchy. Modron is known as the mother of the Modrons, a race of geometric and highly organized beings that serve the lawful neutral deity, Primus, the One and Prime of the modron hierarchy.

According to lore, Modron was once a mortal being who ascended to divine status. Her transformation into a deity was a pivotal event that led to the creation of the Modrons, who are often depicted as mechanical or clockwork-like entities characterized by strict adherence to law and order. These beings are notable for their hierarchical structure and lack of personal desires, embodying absolute legalism.

Modron's influence extends across the multiverse, especially within the city of Sigil, the City of Doors, where her followers seek to maintain order amidst chaos. Her domains include law, order, and structure, and her worshippers often belong to lawful alignments, emphasizing discipline and enforcement of cosmic laws.

In gameplay, Modron occasionally appears as an entity or inspiration for characters aligned with law and order. Her mythology emphasizes themes of transformation, hierarchy, and justice, illustrating the importance of structure within complex cosmological systems.

Overall, Modron remains a significant figure within the lore of D&D, embodying the principles of law and order through her divine progeny and influence across the multiverse.