Oghma

Oghma, also known as The Lord of Knowledge, was the true neutral God of Knowledge, Memory and the Written Word. Oghma was a collector of knowledge first and foremost and said to know all things that had happened and will happen. From his home plane he waked the grounds of the House of Knowledge. His symbol was a blank scroll and owls his favoured animals.

''“An idea has no heft but it can move mountains. An idea has no authority but it can dominate people. An idea has no strength but it can push aside empires. Knowledge is the greatest tool of the mortal mind, outweighing anything made by mortal hands. Before anything can exist, the idea must exist.”''

— An aphorism and common prayer of an acolyte of Oghma.

Titles attributed to Oghma were The Binder, He Who Knows and Old Man Weaver.

Worshipers
Those who worshiped Oghma included artists, bards, cartographers, inventors, loremasters, sages, scholars, scribes and wizards—archivists, a generalist cleric prestige class, might pray to him as well. They could be of any alignment, unlike most neutral gods. They often wore Oghma's symbol, a silver scroll on a chain, as a necklace.

Description
Oghma is a finder and collector of knowledge and wisdom. From the highest peak to the lowest shadow, Oghma studies and records. Every breath, every dream, every word and every name. All that can be known is his. Depicted as a blind man chained to an old tome, it is said nothing can happen without him jotting it down.Largely uninterested in the comings and goings of his fellow gods, beyond noting their every move, it is said many of the other members of the Ogdoad would do anything to gain hold of the information written within the pages of the great repository. Patron of scholars and learned mortals, those who seek knowledge and betterment of the mind frequently offer up a silent prayer between studies to the one that already knows.