Disciple of Muamman Duathal

Travelers and adventurers of all races save those with ancient enmities with the dwarves look to Muamman for his blessing and favour. It is not uncommon to see a human or even elf wearing a Muammam Duathal symbol charm on a string heavy with symbols of other travel gods.

The Finder-of-Trails almost always manifests himself in one of four ways helpful to dwarves and to their companions.

In the wilds, Muamman indicates to troubled dwarves the safest or best way to proceed by appearing as a glowing upright mace, floating in midair. His image is a bright, blue-white translucent mace that has no tangible existence, but which is not destroyed by being passed through. It is unaffected by dispel magic or other magical attacks and effects. The Mace of Muamman gives enough light to read by and floats along in front of dwarves, patiently guiding them along a route. In situations where precipices, pit-traps, or other dangers lurk, or when a wrong choice of route has been made, Muamman manifests as a glowing, blue-white, disembodied hand. The hand will signal "stop" by appearing fingers together and palm open in warning; it then points back or in other directions to outline traps or to indicate a better way. The hand can even trace clan symbols or dwarven runes to establish its identity or to communicate messages.

In the homes of dwarves, Muamman manifests as a mace of pulsing light that strikes unseen surfaces in midair to make a ringing, crashing sound audible only to dwarves. This alarm warns of thieves or other intruders and strikes one blow against an intruder (normal footman's mace damage, automatic hit) before vanishing. Such a blow is typically delivered at a key moment, in other words, against a first intruder readying a rope ladder for others or to disrupt spellcasting or missile fire directed at the residents Muamman is protecting.

In cases of imminent invasion or other natural disaster that dwarven residents cannot hope to defeat, Muamman can appear in the dreams of dwarves to warn them to move away in haste. If no dwarf is asleep, Muamman manifests as a glowing magic mouth floating above the image of his symbol, and warns the residents directly. Any wizard who attempts to duplicate Muamman's magic mouth symbol invites an immediate personal attack by the god.

If such an impostor has a trap planned for the god, Muamman senses it and bring several other dwarven deities such as his friends Clanggedin and Gorm with him. Muamman is served by bariaurs, blink dogs, galeb duhr, hawks, hunting dogs, firestars, owls, phoenixes, pseudodragons, and storm giants. He occasionally rewards dwarves with the courage to emerge from their isolated communities with precious stones polished by mountain streams that flow down to human communities. He shows his disfavor by causing folk to get lost or through the whining and growling of animals (especially dogs) that only those in disfavor can seem to hear.

Imploring your deity’s aid directly requires you to use your action and is similar to the cleric's divine intervention feature.

Describe the assistance you seek, and roll percentile dice. If you roll a number equal to or lower than your class level, your deity intervenes in one of the ways described above.

• Clerics of level 10-19 can spend their divine intervention this way to roll their percentile dice with advantage.
• Clerics of 20th level and above can spend their divine intervention this way to automatically succeed their call for intervention, no roll required.

If your deity intervenes, you can’t use this feature again for 7 days. Otherwise, you can use it again after you finish a long rest.