The "Core" D&D deity that most resembles Gorum is probably Hextor, with Gruumsh coming second, and Heironeous a very distant third (Lawfyul Good and "war God" are an awkward combo)<br/><br/>With the two "extra" pantheons we have though, there's Thor, who fits the bill nicely. Sif is a nice option, especially if you're less of a "soldier" and more "weapon-master." Tyr is a good norse one for an angle on courage and self-sacrifice. he's the God of Prot-spec warriors.<em>of course</em>like half the damn Norse Gods have war in their portfolio, and htey're a tight pantheon, so it's just as easy to worship all of them as a group.<br/><br/>Over in the Olympian pantheon, you've got the lawful GOod athena, and hte chaotic Evil Ares. In the real world, the Ares cult was mostly just a bunch of people praying for him to stay the hell away from them, and to favor theri side in a fight otherwise. In the D&D universe, apparently he's the god of internet trolls or something. I'd stick with hte norse gods; if nothing else Sif is way hotter than athena.  ;D