Oro, The Liar

Oro, The Liar, is the oldest known god within the Mulmotha Pantheon, and potentially one of the oldest deities known. Recent explorations of tombs have revealed evidence of a god similar to Oro being worshipped by ancient civilisations.

Legends have it as Oro being responsible for the creation of life within the world, as well as being culturally considered as a conduit for change, often prompting mortals within stories to take action or incorporate a change within a system.

Worshippers
Those who revere Oro often tend to focus highly on a part of the creation myth. Gravekeepers within Mulmotha culture often consider themselves a counterpart to Oro, and will commonly refer to themselves as "Keepers of the Truth", respecting his part to play in the creation of life, and in turn looking after those who have 'Forgotten the Lies'.

Those who tend to fight against injustice and unjust systems commonly revere Oro, as they see his story as a story of a person bringing himself and his peers into a better place, and wish to emulate that in their own struggles.

Many healers also identify with the central theme of Oro's Mythos, and will repeat various mantras when healing the wounded they are tasked with aiding, such as "Your pain is a lie". Many claim this mantra assists greatly with the process of healing.

Influence as a God
No one is ever quite certain when Oro is interacting with the world. He is known to act subtly, posing as a mortal and discussing courses of action with a person at a crossroads, offering sage advice and suggesting radical courses of action... Only for the person to later realise who they were talking to.

Due to the nature of these interactions, one can never confirm if they were speaking to Oro, or some helpful stranger.

It is suspected that Oro is the most powerful of the Mulmotha Pantheon, owing to age and universal reverence, with his name and likeness being represented often in Bardic tales, and stories involving mysterious strangers.