Harfol

===Harfol (Har-full)===
The War Mage, Lady Twin-Axes, Mistress of Victory, Bringer of Battle-Tide
==General Information==
Symbol: A five-pointed Star behind crossed Battle Axes
Alignment: Neutral
Strength:  Lesser Diety
Portfolio: Mages in battle, Bravery, Inspiration, Victory, Swiftness
Worshipers: Orc Wizards, Battle Casters, Orcish Skalds
Cleric Alignments: N, CN, LN, NE, NG
Domains: Magic, Travel, Liberation, Heroism
Favored Weapon: Battle Axe
Places of Strong Influence:  Guromaaz
Places of Moderate Influence:  Ysven, Drulug
Places of Minor Influence:  Portiri, Kruskur, Rygild, Harkaz
==Description==
A lesser deity , Harfol is one of their aspect deities of war and many orcish warriors and casters revere her. Some say she is the sister of Balikar, though this is somewhat inconclusive. She is a lean looking female orc who is never seen without her twin battleaxes. She wears a bright chain shirt and has a white fur cloak that appears to be from a winter wolf or bear of some kind. She is comely, by orcish standards, and has rich dark brown hair that hangs to her waist and in rare depictions is seen carrying a small drum or long woodwind instrument.
==Basic Beliefs & Dogma==
If Balikar is the heart and spine of the orcish people, then Harfol is their soul and spirit.  While orcish bards, skalds, and casters are her biggest worshipers she has no lack of reverence and followers amongst warriors. Many tales in orcish society are journeys or adventures of Harfol who is a more care free spirit than Balikar. She teaches that to gain success in life one only needs their inspiration, bravery and the quickness of mind and body to take it. While this some times comes into conflict Balikar’s doctrine, many of her followers take this to instead be a sign that the strength which their primary deity wishes them to have stems from this same idealism, just simply not at the cost of the whole. She teaches her followers the joy of any success is a grand thing which is an inspiration in and of itself. In the end, Harfol wants her followers to remember that true joy comes from the inspiration of life and within and that true success comes to the inspired, the smart, and brave.