Bralm

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Greyhawk Deity

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Bralm
Title(s)	The Flying Queen, the Hive Goddess, the Toiling Lady
Home Plane	Infernal Battlefield of Acheron
Power Level	Lesser
Alignment	Neutral (Lawful Neutral)
Portfolio	Insects, Industriousness
Domains	Animal, Law, Strength (also Community, Pact)
Alias(es)	none
Superior	none

In the World of Greyhawk campaign setting for the Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game, Bralm is the Suel goddess of Insects and Industriousness. Her symbol is a giant wasp in front of an insect swarm

[edit] Description

Bralm is depicted as a middle-aged woman with dark blonde hair, sometimes with insect wings on her back.

[edit] Relationships

Bralm is friendly with the rest of the Suel pantheon. However, she has no close allies in the Pantheon because she judges others on their ability, having no concern with age or status. She has great enmity for Trithereon because of his individualism, and she avoids deities who have dominion over fire, like Joramy and Pyremius, because she dislikes that element. In the pantheon's many battles between lawful deities and chaotic deities, Bralm has always sided with Wee Jas and the other gods of order.