Temple of Farram

Farram was the Lady of War and member of the Pantheon. She was also the enforcer of the Concordance.

Although commonly referred to in the feminine, she was sometimes interpreted as a masculine entity.

Followers
Devout followers of Farram were typically of Lawful and/or Evil alignments. Soldiers, mercenaries, and other warriors were common worshipers. She was especially popular among militaristic or generally war-like societies. A hunter might pray to her in order to successfully track and take their kill. Gladiators, wrestlers, and other such folk may dedicate their victories to her. Even sportsmen engaged in non-violent games may pray to her for dominance over an opposing team, although it was usually considered bad form.

Aspects & Aliases
Farram went by different aspects or names among certain cultures.
 * Orcs knew her as the masculine Frommash. He appeared as a massive, muscular orc wielding a battleaxe and usually riding or accompanied by a dire wolf.
 * Hobgoblins and other goblinoids knew her as the masculine Fro'Mashera. He was the patron deity of Ocrua.
 * Tabaxi knew her as the feminine Hunter of Many Claws And Fangs. She appeared as a multi-armed tabaxi with lioness-like features. She was often accompanied by wild male lions.