The party fled with Banjo, but at the beach Elan introduced them to a new god.
She would have been sacrificed to Banjo, had Therkla not intervened and spoke for Banjo, ordering Elan to be freed. They did not take to Elan and his party, however, and they fled, with Lien being taken captive.
When Elan arrived on their island they instantly took to worshipping the puppet, whose clothing resembled the island itself. īanjo had only had a handful of worshipers, primarily Elan, and thus his powers were limited however eventually Banjo gained the following of an island tribe of orcs. However, "Banjo" was put off by the attitude of their clerics and abandoned this effort, disappointing Odin, who stated that he likes puppets. The Church of Banjo was quickly abandoned after Haley Starshine and Belkar Bitterleaf, the only worshipers other than Elan himself, lost interest and Durkon returned, causing Elan to state that although Banjo may be currently forgotten, he would later rise as a more evil incarnation: Banjulhu! īanjo (actually Elan speaking for Banjo) later attempted to join the Asgardian Pantheon, who were apparently giving his application serious consideration. Elan tried to get the members of the Order of the Stick to join the "Church of Banjo", so Banjo could smite Roy Greenhilt, an "unbeliever". Banjo is nothing more than a clown hand puppet that Elan created while the Order of the Stick was exploring the Dungeon of Dorukan and Durkon Thundershield had gone missing so that Elan might be able to provide clerical services for the team.Įlan ends up using it to create small examples of divine power (because any god in D&D gets power based on the number of its worshipers). Banjo the Clown is a deity created by Elan.
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