The Divines

Governing and ruling the Celestial plane are the Divines. Ancient beings of pure energy that have existed since the beginning of time. Their power and involvement can be felt all over Tellaria, both as guardians and at times, adversaries.

Ajourn, divine of valor
There is a tale of a young man from the north, a peerless warrior amongst his kin, a true hero. This man was Ajourn before his ascension to divinity. A warrior without like, that travelled around the world to defeat his foes. He carried an unbreakable spear, for which he is now known. Ajourn is celebrated as a divine for warriors, travellers and those who seek safety. He’s also a symbol of hope as he is the only mortal man who has ever ascended to godhood for his deeds.

Shalor, divine of craftsmanship
Shalor is a northern god of crafting, trading and smithing. He is depicted as an old, bearded man with a blacksmith’s hammer. Shalor is usually revered by those who seek personal strength, not necessarily to fight but to overcome one’s daily challenges.

Barok, divine of protection
Barok is the divine protector. Depicted as a stout man carrying a shield twice his size. He is the god of protection and guardianship. barok is a common god for guards, militiamen and young soldiers to revere as he ensures a safe return to one’s home.

Barbouk, divine of feasting
In large populated areas, Barbouk is often a highly revered divine. Depicted as a rotund, jolly man with a mighty beard and drink in hand. Barbouk is the divine of feasting and happiness. He appeals to the common man, peasants and lower class citizens alike. His jolly demeanor brings a small light into people’s lives and it is said that avid followers of Barbouk will lead a happy and joyful life.

Aroch, divine of Arkovia
Aroch, the divine dragon is the patron saint of Arkovstadt. Depicted as a magnificent white dragon with silk thin wings, Aroch is thought to have aided the Arkovian royal family to gain their power and is to come to their aid in their times of greatest need.

Ghaz, divine of Bloodshed
Clad in blood red armor and wielding a massive sword, this is the way the divine of bloodshed and battle is depicted. A warrior, a knight and a machine of destruction. Followers of Ghaz do not condone senseless murder and violence despite all this. Ghaz, like @many other divines, promote their aspects in moderation. Followers of Ghaz usually fight fair and with a sense of purpose, and while doing that shed as much blood as possible, both you and your enemy. Prolong the battle, fight until you’re barely standing.