Thral

Thral is a minor god of slavery and adaptation in the fictional universe of Dungeons & Dragons. His domain is said to be one of compromise and resignation, where individuals are forced to adapt to the situations they find themselves in. Thral is often invoked by those who seek to escape the bonds of their current predicament or find the strength to live with difficult circumstances.

Thral's role in the pantheon of gods is not particularly prominent. He is often overshadowed by more powerful deities who have a greater following. Despite this, he has a dedicated cult following among those who see him as a symbol of strength in adversity. His worship often involves the performance of rituals to help individuals adapt to new and difficult situations.

In game terms, Thral is aBackdrop deity, meaning that he is not directly worshipped by players but is rather a presence in the world that can influence the story and NPCs. Thral's followers may try to utilize the god's power by making sinking, accepting their current state, or submitting to a higher authority. Those who succeed in their endeavors may be granted some resistance to psychological and physical stress or even internal conflict.

Thral's relationship with other deities is not extensively documented. However, some sources suggest that he has conflicting interests with certain deities who value freedom over adaptation. These deities may see Thral as a lesser or more evil counterpart to their own ideology.