Talk:Torm (Forgotten Realms)

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I'm cutting up the article in an attempt to reengineer it to an out-universe style. I'm going to store some removed phrases here which may have useful information content. --Muna (talk) 13:42, 7 June 2008 (UTC)[reply]

When in battle, the head of his avatar sometimes becomes leonine.

Torm's worship greatly increased after his destruction of the god Bane, with the folk of Faerûn immensely grateful to the deity and his clergy.