Kelemvor

Kelemvor is the god of death, and a member of the Calendaris. He is celebrated in the eleventh month of the year, Kelemvis, and his feastday (name) is observed on the fifteenth.

Description
Kelemvor is depicted as a Cervine, a mythological race with deerlike features. He is shrouded in loose robes, and holds a skull in one hand and scales in another - his arms are skeletal, lacking flesh entirely. From his head erupt enormous antlers - although Kelemvor is not depicted as particularly tall amongst the gods, his statues are generally the most impressive of any of the pantheon simply for the sheer scale of his 'crown'. In some depictions, the scales hang instead from his antlers, and he holds the skull in both hands.

His sigil is a skeletal hand clasped around antlers.