The force of chaos itself. Anthropomorphised antithesis of stillness and infinity.
Kraag loves destruction, and it’s not at all unlikely to catch one of his few working eye’s while blowing up buildings or setting fire to inns. He might even, sometimes, help escalate that destruction a bit with one of his remaining fingers. Kraag does reach in to the plains a bit more than the other gods. It’s still debated in the circles of learned why he has been allowed to do so for so long. Neither Kubrik, his father and harbinger of chaos, nor Shailen, the infinite, has yet to punish his transgressions.
When there is need for some small amount of order in the chaos making, Kraag happily hands over the reins to Salhidar. Salhidar sows death and destruction from his obsession of weeding out the weak strains of whatever creature contends in his domain. If there is combat to be had, Salhidar will observe, yet never interfere, for in so doing he would inadvertently change the outcome he so craves.
What power would Kubrik ever amass without his despised and outcast little brother Cildain. For who would start the wars, who would enable the sowing of bastards, who would who withhold the information and discussion that so often leads to cohesion. This is what Cildain and his followers, believers, and fanatics believe, That Kubrik would be nothing, and in so that the world would just conform to order and stillness if not for Cildain’s hard work. This belief in Cildain’s greatness is naturally not shared among the the other churches not as far as we know, among the gods themselves.
While some masks of Kubrik can be cruel or at least seem so, Havarok falls more on the neutral side. Havarok despises the order that creatures so often seek and together with his figurative brothers Salhidar, Cildain, he helps stoke the flames of those who would seek to overturn the current orders and rulers. If you seek the end of the current regime, Havarok will be there for you, independent of your ideologies or believes. He will be there to help overturn that he seem unfit for Kubrik’s plains.
Often found as far away from her brother Kraag as possible, Si sits, hiding her face in frollocing black hair, rolling her die, and skewing the outcomes of thermodynamics to the benefit or detriment of the affected. Many have been seeking Si’s affection throughout time, but it is far from understood what makes the goddess tick. Those who claim to be able to bestow the blessing of Si very often fall victim to her die, be it natural or with a touch of Si or her brother Kraag.
Nature goes by no other name, but it’s domain. Nature seldom coalesce into something a creature would know how to commune with, but the druidic powers can sometimes bestow upon a creature a way to interact with a part of Natures domain. Nature is sometimes considered just a part of Brinnha’s power but worshippers of Brinnha disagrees.
When the waves come crashing down on the ships, Neputus is who the sailors turn to for their prayer. Who knows if he listens.
Much like it’s “parent”, Nature, Forest goes by no other name. Why Forest is considered a separate power or entity from Nature itself is mostly lost knowledge but carried on as cultural celebrations and observations. There are however those who claim so have seen creatures of the forest gather and worship someone or something.
Blith is by far the most worshipped of its siblings. Her hand is used to be directly visible in the growth and success of farming, and her worship was considered necessary for any larger population to be able to exist. The followers and worshippers of Blith still claim to see her hand in most harvests but in some learned circles it has been theorised that Blith perished in an outsider intrusion around what became the desert of Naduun hundreds or thousands of years ago.
Brinnha is by some considered the will of Nature itself but by her worshippers, whom are abundant, she is a completly separate force and personality from Nature. While Kraag in his children often seek the destruction of Nature’s and Brinnha’s work such is the domain of Kubrik. Without the dichotomy of these forces Order, the domain of Shailen would reign supreme and everlasting.
You want your dogs to breed a new litter, or are you wishing for a son to carry your legacy. Maybe it’s just the duration of your favorite past time that you’d like the Goddess help with? Whatever your wishes are, if they are related to the creation of new life, there are many open or secret places to visit and offer up something of value to have Katsune pay you some attention.
Much like Katsune, Barthoom is worshipped both in the open and in secret. For what reasons, you ask? No you don’t. It’s self evident.
The favored goddess of those who seek thrill and adventure. Minta is not one of the original gods of the plains but an acended goddess. Or so it is claimed.
The Lightkeeper is considered to be the soul unintentional ascended in memory. The lightkeeper acended from pure force of will in the attempt to protect the mortal plains from destruction at the peak of the dragon wars. Having gone through life as a fearless paladin halfling, dungeneering and adventuring for a lifetime, they stood up to the immense power of Kazhaar and Bliikt who caused hundreds of thousands of collateral deaths in their battle. Standing proud and fearless in the face of impending destruction The lightkeeper is said to have attracted the attention of the newly married devine couple of Minta and Palahiir who adopted the lightkeeper into it’s devine embrace and bestoved their devine powers to ascend the lightkeeper to a half god. With their newfound power the lightkeeper rained blow after blow down on the battling dragons until they were forced to conseide to a truce and from there The Pacts was formed. The lightkeeper dissapered at the end of the assult but is by his followers considered to have survived and to still be active in inspiring curage in those who most need it. The temple of the lightkeeper considers the lightkeeper to still be walking the mortal plain making them the only god to still be interacting regularly with the life of the plain.
Anthropomorphised stillness, coalesce, infinity
Coallesing something out of the chaos of creativity is one of the beloved actions of Shailen. This domain of order has been bestoved upon Shailen’s beloved son Kartoth. Often when someting needs to come together in a ordered and conforming way a silent prayer to Katoth can be heard.
Like Katoth, Brook brings order out of chaos with development and knowledge.
Many are those who claim art to be the domain of Kubrik but the worshippers of Blind feels deep within that taking the experiences of the living and substansiating that experience into art is the highest form of worship to Shailen, and it’s domain.
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Ending the chaos of life and bringing chaos to an everlasting ordered state is one of the pillars of Shailen’s domain. Not much needs to be said about Morth. From where you came so must you be brought back. From order into chaos, and then most importantly back into order. Morth will guide your soul to where it needs to rest, to where it belongs. Few are the worshippers, but perhaps fewer are the ones who believes Morth’s hand is not needed.
Those who say they have come upon the entity of rebirth have most often described a great bird, brighter than light itself, surrounded by an immensely hot fire and trailed by the growth and life wherever it touches down. Like a forest fire making room for the new Viit recycles the souls of Morth’s domain and sometimes other plains so that new can spring into life.
In the domain of Law, Baussun stands without opposition. Not even Shailen manages to sway Baussun much.
War is chaos and opposition to law and order and as such Cligor needs stop war and unrest, be it with force or with communicaiton, Cligor will see it done. Some smalled congregations that has spawned up around the worship of Cligor is adement the god only favors peaceful resolutions, while some temples believes that the god is as bloodthirsty in his persuits as the gods of Kubrik’s domain.
Palahiir seeks the continuation of the current state. But what he loves the most is the see the weak protected from the mighty. Palahiir is well liked both in Shailen’s domain and in some of Kubrik’s, but also on the plains. Fathers, mothers, lovers, friends, they have all at one time or another whispered a wish for protection to the many armed god. Palahiir is by most cultures and churches depicted as an armoured behemoth with infinit arms, many of which are carrying shields.