Oghma had to be brought into the ranks of the allied gods!
Oghma was the God of Inspiration, Invention, and Knowledge, embodying knowledge in its highest, most primal conceptual form.
Oghma's devoted followers did everything they could to spread knowledge and literacy. They believed that minds should not be shackled by ignorance and opposed those who encouraged deception, fraud, and ignorance.
His followers included Mages, scholars, cartographers, artists, Bards, clerks, inventors, sages, scribes...
Anse needed a deity like him to strengthen the Spirit Network.
Deneir and Waukeen were weaker, so he made them level-three administrators.
Aside from managing their followers and querying data, their permissions were limited to a few relevant sections.
A short while later, avatars of the three deities projected into the Spirit Network World one after another, each receiving a Spirit Network Sanctum.
The entrances to their Sanctuaries took the form of their respective holy symbols, while each interior had its own distinctive features.
Oghma's Sanctuary was an enormous library, with books supplied by the Ember Library.
Oghma certainly had no shortage of knowledge, but this still served to demonstrate Anse's sincerity.
Rather than appear himself, he had the God of the Spirit Network and Azuth show the three divine avatars everything about the Spirit Network and discuss its development.
Previously, Sacos could only discuss these matters with Anse. Now he suddenly had four more deities, who had lived for who knew how long, to consult. He was bound to gain a great deal.
Would this make me seem too aloof?
Anse immediately shook his head. He was a deity himself, and a chief god at that. His standing was no lower than anyone else's.
He genuinely had things to attend to, so communicating online was perfectly reasonable.
Besides, the God of the Spirit Network had personally