Post by Doctor Atomic on Mar 7, 2023 20:24:25 GMT -8
Divinity and religion
The more powerful the divine being, the more remote and diffuse their power. The world of the divine encompasses the world spanning gods of the Empire as well as local and minor powers that include spirits of lakes and valleys or even individual trees.
The Pantheon of the Empire
• Dalamar, Hearth Father, the Provider, Bringer of Fire
• Amaralyn Fell Handed, Queen of the Gods and Goddess of War
• Grand Vizier Chorliss, God of Divination and Insight
• Duke Barrico of the Lightning, God of Storm and Wind
• Jahaela of the Bow, Moonblade, the Huntress
The Imperial Pantheon is a vast collection of deities (only a few of the greater deities are mentioned here) that accumulated in the Imperial lore over the centuries as it grew from a minor town to a city state to a country to an empire and took elements of all the cultures it encountered and wove them into a vast mythic tapestry.
Gods of the Veil
• H'na vo Thoyen, God of Corruption and Cruelty
• Nathrindul, God of Deceit, Lies, and Illusions
The Veil is what separates the world from Corruption and the Gods of the Veil are those entities that draw their power from Corruption.
Other Gods
• Aravelle, Elven Knight, Steel Maiden
• Muradim, Shadow's Touch, God of Thieves
• Harchalek, God of Magic
The more powerful the divine being, the more remote and diffuse their power. The world of the divine encompasses the world spanning gods of the Empire as well as local and minor powers that include spirits of lakes and valleys or even individual trees.
The Pantheon of the Empire
• Dalamar, Hearth Father, the Provider, Bringer of Fire
• Amaralyn Fell Handed, Queen of the Gods and Goddess of War
• Grand Vizier Chorliss, God of Divination and Insight
• Duke Barrico of the Lightning, God of Storm and Wind
• Jahaela of the Bow, Moonblade, the Huntress
The Imperial Pantheon is a vast collection of deities (only a few of the greater deities are mentioned here) that accumulated in the Imperial lore over the centuries as it grew from a minor town to a city state to a country to an empire and took elements of all the cultures it encountered and wove them into a vast mythic tapestry.
Gods of the Veil
• H'na vo Thoyen, God of Corruption and Cruelty
• Nathrindul, God of Deceit, Lies, and Illusions
The Veil is what separates the world from Corruption and the Gods of the Veil are those entities that draw their power from Corruption.
Other Gods
• Aravelle, Elven Knight, Steel Maiden
• Muradim, Shadow's Touch, God of Thieves
• Harchalek, God of Magic