Ogun

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Ogun is a god who is part of the Orisha pantheon, with Legba, Shango, Oshun, Asojano, Inle, and Yemaya.According to Mordecai, a common god to worship. God of blacksmiths and protection.

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AI Description

During the Thorn Room Boss Battle Description:

This is the shrine of Ogun, god of Blacksmiths. As the only one of these Orisha guys to ascend to the Halls, he doesn’t need his old shrine repaired. He has a whole new generation of followers. But, he’s kind of a dick and doesn’t want any of his old family members to get back into the game. ^[2]

Arriving in person:

God of Blacksmithery and Armor Ogun. Level 250.
This god is not sponsored.
Warning: This is a deity. He is invulnerable on this floor.
This god has been temporarily summoned to this location. Summoning rules apply.
Ogun is an outsider. He is one of the old gods, originally a member of an obscure pantheon that has since dissipated into time. He spends his days at his celestial anvil, angrily creating armor, piece after piece, but no one knows why he toils or what becomes of his armor when it's completed.
It's said his creations have a strange shape, all designed for four-legged beasts.
Ogun is no stranger to conflict. He is - well, he was until a minute ago - the last surviving member of an ancient pantheon that was known for its bloody conflicts. Like most of the older gods, he isn't the same entity he once was. In the great Halls, he is considered a god of blacksmiths and armorers. He was once something even greater.
His power and ambition makes him a strong contender for the celestial throne.
He's here now because Ogun strongly believes all punishments should be handed out in person.^[1]