Gond (pronounced: /ˈgɑːnd/ GAHND[24] or: /ˈgɒnd/ GOND[22] listen) and as Zionil in the Shining Lands, was the Faerûnian god of craft, smithing, and inventiveness.[8][2] The Lord of All …

Gond (gahnd) is a burly smith with a mighty hammer, forge, and anvil that allow him to craft the stuff of stars. Venerated by humans and gnomes (who know him as Nebelun) alike, Gond …

Gond transforms ideas into concrete form and inspires mortals to make new things. He is venerated by humans and gnomes (who know him as Nebelun) alike. In the lands of Durpar, …

Gond's craft was a divine spell, or Channel Divinity, given to worshipers of Gond that made the caster's magic items particularly effective for a short time. [1]

2022年8月18日 · Gond Art comes with a rich history and nature-inspired themes. Now commonly used, it embodies the culture of the Gond tribe of Madhya Pradesh.

Gond, the Wonderbringer, is the Faerûnian power of craft, smithing, and that nebulous spark of inventiveness that lights up the forges of creation. In the heart of his Wonderhome, Gond …

Gond art is characterized by paintings of simple everyday creatures – birds, cows, elephants, trees and painted using natural colors. The tribal art is characterized by the double lined …

Gond is the deity of craft and artifice. His domain is vast and covers not only the creation of magical objects but mundane construction work and a host of other activities. His temples are …

Anyone wielding a tool of creation looks to Gond for guidance. Through him every cut is straight, every hammer precise, every chip with a chisel closer to perfection. Shrines to Gond can be …

Gond is the god of craft, smithing, and inventiveness. The Lords of All Smiths had many forms and names, and under all of them pushed for innovation and imaginativeness, sometimes to a …