Divine Pantheon

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  • AetherGoddess of Life, Nature, Healing. Symbolized by a star with raindrops. Her temple is a sanctuary of natural beauty, filled with gardens, healing springs, waterfalls, and groves where the sick and wounded come to find restoration. The temple walls are adorned with carvings of stars and raindrops, and the air is always fresh with the scent of blooming flowers and herbs.
  • AosAlso known as Divine Lord, Divine Prince, Lord of Light. A demigod and ruler of the Divine Realm, who drew power from the divine domain and its inhabitants. Aos was both a protector and a tyrant, depending on one's perspective. Aos' family includes mother Elina, twin brother Skotos, and an unknown mortal father.
  • CorvinusGoddess of Tricky, Thieves, and Spies. Her temple is hidden in the shadows, accessible only through secret passages and disguised entrances. The interior is a maze of corridors and hidden chambers, where thieves, spies, and those who operate in the shadows come to seek blessings for their clandestine endeavors. The temple is filled with traps and puzzles, and only those with the right knowledge can navigate its depths safely.
  • DrezGod of Protection, Religion, Courage. Symbolized by a suit of armor filled with aura. His temple is a fortress of faith, built like a bastion with thick walls and defensive architecture. Within, the halls are lined with suits of armor and shields, each glowing with a protective aura. The temple serves as both a place of worship and a sanctuary for those seeking protection, with paladins and clerics training in its halls.
  • ElinaDeath: ADW 0. Resurrection: ADW 6. Former goddess of peace. Mother of Aos and Skotos. Slayed The Evil One in Dead Wars I and died. Was resurrected after the Protectors of the Old Gods were victorious as part of the triple alliance in Dead Wars III. About a century after the Dead Wars, her new church has become active. Symbolized by running water and waterfalls.
  • GlintGod of Treasure. Symbolized by a crown with gleaming gems. His temple is a vault of opulence, where every surface glitters with gold, gems, and precious metals. The temple's treasury displays legendary artifacts and hoards, and merchants and adventurers come to seek blessings for their quests for wealth. The crown symbol is prominently displayed, its gems catching and reflecting light throughout the sacred space.
  • HellierGod of Death, Afterlife, Affliction, Blood, and Violence. Half-man, half-goat, he wields two swords and is often depicted in a pool of blood. Symbolized by a disembodied skull. His temple is a somber and foreboding structure, often built underground or in shadowed places. The interior is dark, with altars stained in crimson and walls adorned with skulls and depictions of the afterlife. Followers come to honor the dead, seek understanding of mortality, or make offerings to ease the passage of souls.
  • RetorumGod of Combat, Destruction, and Vengeance. Symbolized by crossed swords. His temple is a training ground and arena, where warriors come to hone their skills and seek the god's favor in battle. The walls are covered with weapons and shields, many bearing the scars of countless conflicts. The central hall features a fighting pit where combatants test their mettle, and the crossed swords symbol is carved into every surface, a constant reminder of the god's domains.
  • SkotosAlso known as Dark Lord, Lord of Darkness, Scrotos. Younger twin brother of Aos. Took over Evenfell and killed Queen Miriel in Dead Wars II. Aos' family includes mother Elina, twin brother Aos, and an unknown mortal father.
  • TrosGod of Knowledge, Wisdom, and Intellect. Symbolized by an eye. His temple is a vast library and academy, where scholars, sages, and seekers of truth gather to study and learn. The temple houses countless scrolls, books, and artifacts of knowledge, with the Eye of Tros symbol watching over every reading room. The architecture emphasizes light and clarity, with large windows and open spaces designed to inspire thought and discovery.
  • VarthosGoddess of Elements, Oceans, and Weather. Symbolized by the different elements. Her temple is often built near the coast or on high peaks, where the elements are most powerful. The structure incorporates all four elements—earth in its foundation, water in flowing fountains and pools, fire in braziers that never extinguish, and air in open courtyards that catch the wind. The temple's design changes with the weather, and sailors and travelers come to seek favorable conditions for their journeys.
  • VitaliaGoddess of Fertility. Symbolized by a flowering tree with fruit. Her temple in the Creed District of Kingdom Grand is a garden sanctuary, where the central shrine features a great flowering tree that bears fruit year-round. The temple grounds are lush with vegetation, and couples seeking children, farmers hoping for bountiful harvests, and those celebrating new life come to make offerings. Chambers beneath the Temple of Vitalia concealed Holt's Laboratory until adventurers breached it during the hunt for Holt.