Borudun is a god whose name is often invoked, but few truly follow his path. He is the lord of generosity, and in these darkened times there are sadly few in the empire who care for generousness unless they are the recipients of it. Merchants say the name of Borudun loudly whilst swindling their customers, nobles praise him as they give mere pittances to help peasants survive, and it seems that many have their own interests at heart when invoking the Kind Lord. Still, there are a few who truly live the path of The Benefactor, and most are well loved by those who know them.

One exception to this sadly common truth is the halfling folk, for whom Borudun (named Borodun by them) is something of a patron deity to the race. When Borudun manifests to mortals, he often takes the shape of a wizened old halfling or gnome with a twinkle in his eye and a bag that is never empty of food and drink.

Borudun is also worshipped widely amongst beggars and thieves, and the former pray that he incline the more fortunate to aid them, while the latter claim their craft is Borudun's way of making sure wealth is spread around. What he might think of this, no one can know.