Cult of Ao

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At a Glance

The Cult of Ao venerates Ao. Since Ao doesn’t respond to mortals, clerics who serve the cult have no significant spellcasting power.


Sources

Passing Mention
Other Resources

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The One Who Is Hidden

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At a Glance

Ao


Sources

Primary Sources
Passing Mention
Other Resources
  • Search for Ao on the FR Wiki

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Tablet of Fate

At a Glance

The Tablets of Fate are indirectly the cause of the Time of Troubles. Bane and Myrkul conspired to steal them from Ao, which predictably pissed him off and caused him to drop the powers onto the surface of Faerûn until the tablets were returned… and hopefully they learned a lesson in humility in the process. The tablets were returned, but I don’t think most of the Gods really learned anything.

The tablets have no magic; at least none that mortals or powers can access.

Source

Waterdeep [FRE3/9249] page 46.