Dagda
Introduction
The good god in Celtic mythology associated with fertility, agriculture, and strength.
Background Story
Dagda is a figure from Irish mythology, often referred to as the 'good god' or 'father of the gods.' He is a ruler of the Tuatha Dé Danann and known for his magical club that can kill and revive, as well as his cauldron that never runs empty. His portrayal as a powerful and benevolent deity makes his name symbolic of strength and abundance.
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