Asiendalian Pantheon

Dra'ahan/Eremon Mordos - The God of Dragons and Time

  Appearance: As Dra'ahan, he appears as an immense dragon with shimmering scales that reflect the cosmos, embodying the vastness of time and the power of dragons. As Eremon Mordos, he retains a regal and commanding human form, with eyes that seem to hold the secrets of the universe.   Role: Dra'ahan, also known as Eremon Mordos, governs time and dragons. He is the ultimate force of creation and destruction, guiding the flow of time and the might of dragonkind.   Symbol: An hourglass intertwined with a dragon.  

Evelyn Mordos - The Goddess of Fire and Death

  Appearance: Evelyn is a fierce and captivating figure, surrounded by flames and shadows. Her long black hair flows like a river of fire, and her red eyes burn with the intensity of a thousand stars.   Role: Evelyn oversees fire and death, balancing the cycle of life and destruction. She is the harbinger of the end and the keeper of the eternal flame.   Symbol: A phoenix rising from ashes, representing rebirth through fire.  

Aeltharion - The God of Light

  Appearance: Aeltharion is a radiant figure, emanating a blinding light that represents purity and truth. He stands at 5 meters tall, with a muscular build that signifies strength and protection. His eyes are a deep blue, reflecting the boundless skies and the vast oceans. Despite his imposing presence, his demeanor is calm and benevolent.   Role: Aeltharion is the god of light, justice, and order. He is the protector of the righteous and the punisher of evil. His primary domain is ensuring the balance between light and darkness, guiding souls towards the path of virtue.   Symbol: A blazing sun, representing illumination and truth.  

Vaeloria - The Goddess of Life

  Appearance: Vaeloria is a figure of ethereal beauty, surrounded by a vibrant aura of life and nature. She stands at 5 meters tall, with a slender yet powerful frame. Her eyes are a serene blue, resembling the tranquility of a peaceful lake. She is often depicted with floral motifs and symbols of fertility.   Role: Vaeloria is the goddess of life, fertility, and growth. She is the nurturer of all living beings, ensuring the prosperity of flora and fauna. Her blessings bring forth bountiful harvests and flourishing ecosystems.   Symbol: A blooming tree, representing life and growth.  

Luxra - The Goddess of Magic

  Appearance: Luxra is a mystical figure, surrounded by swirling arcane energies. She stands at 5 meters tall, with an elegant and graceful form. Her eyes are an intense blue, glowing with the power of ancient magic. She is often seen with intricate runes and arcane symbols adorning her form.   Role: Luxra is the goddess of magic, knowledge, and wisdom. She is the source of all magical energies in Asiendal, guiding sorcerers, wizards, and scholars in their quest for knowledge and power.   Symbol: An open book with glowing runes, representing knowledge and magic.  

Tharion - The God of War

  Appearance: Tharion is a formidable figure, clad in celestial armor that radiates power and authority. He stands at 5 meters tall, with a robust and intimidating build. His eyes are a fierce blue, burning with the fire of countless battles. He carries a massive sword that symbolizes his role as a warrior god.   Role: Tharion is the god of war, strength, and honor. He is the patron of warriors and soldiers, granting them the courage and power to defend their land and uphold justice.   Symbol: A crossed sword and shield, representing war and protection.  

Sylphara - The Goddess of the Winds

  Appearance: Sylphara appears as a delicate, almost ethereal figure with flowing robes that seem to merge with the wind itself. Her hair is silver, and her eyes are a light, airy blue. She often has wings made of pure wind energy.   Role: Sylphara governs the winds and air, controlling the weather and the movement of the skies. She is also the goddess of freedom and travel, guiding travelers and adventurers on their journeys.   Symbol: A feather caught in a gentle breeze.  

Terradon - The God of the Earth

  Appearance: Terradon is a massive, imposing figure with skin that resembles rocky terrain and eyes that gleam like polished gemstones. His body is muscular, embodying the strength and stability of the earth.   Role: Terradon is the god of the earth, mountains, and natural resources. He ensures the stability of the land and the abundance of minerals and gemstones. He is also a protector of nature and the guardian of the deep places of the earth.   Symbol: A mountain peak with a crystal embedded in it.  

Aquamara - The Goddess of the Seas

  Appearance: Aquamara is a graceful and fluid figure with hair that flows like water and eyes that reflect the depths of the ocean. She is often depicted with aquatic elements like seashells and coral.   Role: Aquamara governs the seas, rivers, and all bodies of water. She is the goddess of travel, transformation, and the mysteries of the deep. Sailors and fishermen often pray to her for safe passage and bountiful catches.   Symbol: A wave cresting over a full moon.  

Noctara - The Goddess of Night

  Appearance: Noctara is a mysterious and alluring figure, cloaked in shadows with eyes that shimmer like stars in the night sky. Her hair is dark as the void, and she moves with a graceful, almost otherworldly elegance.   Role: Noctara governs the night, darkness, and dreams. She is the guardian of secrets and the protector of those who operate under the cover of darkness. She also guides souls through the realm of dreams.   Symbol: A crescent moon surrounded by stars.  

Faelor - The God of Art and Beauty

  Appearance: Faelor is an exquisitely handsome figure with features that epitomize beauty and grace. His hair is golden, and his eyes are a vibrant green. He is often depicted with artistic tools like a painter’s brush or a sculptor’s chisel.   Role: Faelor is the god of art, beauty, and creativity. He inspires artists, musicians, and poets to create works of profound beauty and meaning. His influence is seen in the flourishing of culture and the appreciation of aesthetics.   Symbol: A paintbrush and a lyre crossed over a blooming flower.  

Myrrha - The Goddess of Love and Compassion

  Appearance: Myrrha is a gentle and nurturing figure with an aura of warmth and kindness. She stands at 5 meters tall, with flowing hair that radiates a soft, golden light. Her eyes are a comforting blue, and she is often depicted with symbols of heart and warmth.   Role: Myrrha is the goddess of love, compassion, and healing. She nurtures relationships, mends broken hearts, and brings peace to troubled souls. Her presence is felt in acts of kindness and the bonds that connect people.   Symbol: A heart entwined with a blooming flower.