Kazin

Kazin (also sometimes referred to as Kazin of the Dance) is the God of songs, poetry, performance and literature. He is often thanked after a good performance by a mummer or musician and will usually be invoked to bless celebrations, particularly weddings and birthdays. His symbol is that of a lyre, crossed by two lilies. His feast-day of Beltane is at the exact midpoint between the spring equinox and the summer solstice, at which feasting, drinking and flirting is often encouraged.

Kazin is a popular God among Bards, Swashbucklers and some Druids (as nature itself is full of song and performance after all). Anyone who makes a living by performing or writing will often add a dedication somewhere in their work to Kazin of the Dance.

Kazin's priests are also responsible for naming each decade at the peak of Mount Djevran, a task which they take very seriously.