Lonas

War: The god of strategic warfare, battle tactics, and military discipline. His domain encompasses the idea that war is not chaos, but an organized and disciplined force that must be fought for just causes.

Justice: The enforcement of law and fairness, ensuring that all are treated equally before the law. Lonas is the arbiter of divine and mortal justice, upholding balance in both peacetime and conflict.

Law: The very concept of law and order, including the creation, interpretation, and enforcement of rules that govern societies, as well as the philosophical and moral underpinnings of law.

The Gavel of Command: A divine warhammer that symbolizes Lonas’s authority over law and order. It grants the wielder the power to command armies and ensures the loyalty of those who serve under them. It also allows the user to see through lies and discern truth.

The Mantle of the Just: A cloak that protects the wearer from deception and falsehoods. The mantle grants the wearer enhanced wisdom and the ability to administer justice impartially.

The Sword of Judgment: A blade said to have been forged by Lonas himself. It is a symbol of swift and just retribution, wielded only by those who are righteous in their pursuit of justice.

The Code of the Just: A sacred text that outlines the principles of law, justice, and honor. This book contains teachings and decrees that guide Lonas’s followers in all aspects of life, from warfare to diplomacy to personal conduct. It is the central doctrine of the Order of the Iron Scale.

The Scroll of Judgment: A collection of divine edicts and judgments passed down by Lonas. This document details the most important rulings and trials that have taken place under Lonas's guidance. It serves as both a historical record and a source of divine wisdom.

The Scales of Justice: A balanced scale, often depicted with a sword and shield on either side, representing the fairness of justice and the strength of law.

The Sword and Shield: Crossed in the symbol of Lonas’s divine authority, the sword represents justice through strength, while the shield represents the protection of law and order.

The Blindfolded Eye: A symbol of impartiality, Lonas is often depicted with his eyes blindfolded, representing his ability to judge without bias.

1. Impartiality: Justice must be dispensed without bias or personal interest. Every individual is equal before the law.
2. Honor in Conflict: War should be fought for righteous causes, with honor and discipline in every action.
3. Duty to Uphold the Law: Every follower must uphold the law, whether in battle, court, or everyday life. The law is the foundation of order and civilization.
4. Truth Above All: Lies and deceit are enemies of justice. The truth must always prevail.
5. Balance in Judgment: All judgments, whether in war or peace, must consider the larger picture of societal balance and harmony.

The Day of Judgment: A day of reflection and solemnity, where followers of Lonas commemorate his wisdom in delivering justice. On this day, judgments are made by priests, and battles are fought in a ceremonial fashion to honor the god of war.

The Feast of the Scales: A more festive occasion, celebrated to honor Lonas’s role in maintaining balance. It is a day of feasts and competitions that emphasize strategic thinking, disciplined contests, and demonstrations of justice.

The Trial of the Tyrant: An annual observance where the deeds of rulers are scrutinized by Lonas's followers. It serves as a reminder that no one is above the law and that tyranny will always face divine retribution.

The Establishment of Justice: Lonas's ultimate goal is to ensure that justice prevails across the world, whether in the form of war, governance, or personal disputes.

Restoration of Divine Guidance: After the silence of the gods, Lonas seeks to eventually return to active guidance of his followers, helping them navigate the complex moral and ethical challenges of the post-war world.

The Preservation of Order: Lonas desires to maintain law and order throughout the realms. His silent withdrawal has allowed others to attempt to impose their interpretations of justice, and he seeks to return to prevent chaos from ruling.

Lonas is in peak divine condition, embodying strength, endurance, and discipline. His body is muscular and imposing, a reflection of his role as a god of war and justice. He is flawless in form, with no afflictions or abnormalities—perfectly fit for his divine duties.

Lonas has a powerful and muscular frame, symbolizing his strength and his role as the enforcer of law and order. His body is adorned with subtle engravings of ancient laws, appearing as battle-worn but resilient, suggesting both authority and divine purpose.

Lonas's face is strong and dignified, with sharp features that convey both wisdom and authority. His eyes, often blindfolded, are intense and fierce when visible, glowing faintly with golden light. His expression is usually solemn, reflecting his impartial nature.

Lonas’s most distinguishing features are his blindfolded eyes, which represent his impartiality in judgment. His muscular physique and imposing presence are also key identifiers, along with the intricate markings of laws and justice that run across his skin.

Lonas maintains perfect discipline in all things, rarely displaying any physical quirks or distractions. However, when seen in motion, his movements carry a graceful yet intimidating aura, as if every action is calculated with precision and purpose.

Divine Judgment: The ability to pass final, impartial judgments, ensuring that justice is served in all matters, divine or mortal.

Warrior’s Discipline: He is a master tactician and strategist, able to orchestrate battle with perfect efficiency, ensuring that all conflicts are resolved with honor and fairness.

Impartial Sight: Lonas can perceive the truth of any situation, free from bias or emotion, allowing him to make judgments that reflect only what is just.

Lonas wears polished armor that gleams like gold, symbolizing the brightness of justice. His armor is adorned with symbols of law—a balance scale, a sword, and a shield. He carries the Gavel of Command, a divine warhammer that symbolizes his authority over law and war. He is also often depicted with a mantle or cloak that flows behind him, symbolizing the weight of his divine duties.

The Gavel of Command: A warhammer imbued with the ability to command loyalty and see the truth in people’s hearts. It represents Lonas’s power to uphold law and order.

The Mantle of the Just: A cloak that protects against deception and helps the wearer administer justice impartially.

As an ancient deity, Lonas's personal history is tied to the creation of law, order, and justice. He arose from the primordial forces that sought balance in the universe. He has no personal "life story" as mortals do, but his journey is that of shaping civilizations, enforcing law, and maintaining the balance between order and chaos. His divine existence is tied to the principles he embodies—law, war, justice, and strategy.

Lonas does not experience gender in the way mortals do. He is often perceived as male, as his worship and cultural symbolism align with masculine ideals of strength, authority, and justice. However, being a deity, Lonas transcends human concepts of gender, and his identity is more closely tied to his divine functions rather than a specific gender role.

Lonas does not experience sexuality in the mortal sense. As a deity, he has no sexual orientation or desire, focusing instead on the philosophical and moral principles that define his existence. His divine nature is entirely asexual, with his primary concern being the enforcement of justice and law.

Lonas’s education is intrinsic to his nature as a god of law and order. He did not need formal schooling but instead embodies the principles of justice and war, his wisdom accumulated through millennia of guiding civilizations. His understanding of law, ethics, and morality comes from the fundamental need for balance and fairness in the world.

Lonas’s “career” spans the entirety of his existence, which is dedicated to maintaining order, enforcing justice, and overseeing warfare. His work is that of a divine arbiter—guiding the law, ensuring just warfare, and bringing peace where needed. Lonas’s role as a judge, enforcer, and protector of justice is his sole "profession."

Lonas's most significant accomplishments include the creation of the First Law, which brought structure to the world, and the establishment of the Code of the Just, a universal moral framework for his followers. His role in various legendary events, such as the Trial of the Tyrant, solidified his place as a symbol of unwavering justice. He is revered for his impartial judgment and his dedication to restoring order.

Lonas has never failed in the traditional sense, as his divine nature ensures that justice prevails under his watch. However, his silence after the Great War of the Gods has left his followers questioning their ability to uphold justice without his guidance. Some followers may feel abandoned or unsure without his active intervention.

Lonas does not experience trauma in the way mortals do. However, the silence of the gods after the war could be seen as a form of divine withdrawal, which may create a sense of existential tension among his followers. Some may fear that his silence is a sign of failure or that divine justice is no longer present in the world.

Lonas is highly strategic and logical, emphasizing clear thinking and disciplined decision-making. He is a master of both military strategy and legal philosophy, able to analyze situations from multiple perspectives to ensure that justice is served. His intellectual focus is on fairness, order, and the maintenance of peace through law.

Lonas’s moral philosophy centers on the idea that law and order are essential for the harmony of society. He believes that justice is impartial and should not be swayed by emotion, power, or personal interests. His followers believe in a strict adherence to a code of conduct, and Lonas teaches that true strength lies in restraint, discipline, and strategic thought.

Lonas’s followers see dishonor, cruelty, and lawlessness as major taboos. Any action that disrupts the balance of justice or violates the principles of law is viewed as a grave sin. Betrayal, treason, and the breaking of oaths are considered especially heinous in Lonas’s eyes.

Lonas is driven by a deep need to maintain order, enforce justice, and ensure that law prevails over chaos. His primary motivation is the preservation of balance in the world, achieved through fair conflict, strategic warfare, and the impartial application of justice. He seeks to guide mortals toward honoring laws and principles that uphold societal harmony.

Savvies: Lonas is a master of strategic thinking and military tactics. He excels in interpreting laws, maintaining order, and balancing justice with wisdom. His intellect and strength in both the battlefield and courtroom are unparalleled.

Ineptitudes: Lonas’s unwavering adherence to the law and his strict impartiality can sometimes make him rigid and inflexible in situations that require adaptability or compassion. His absolute adherence to justice can also make him less empathetic in dealing with nuanced moral dilemmas.

Likes: Order, strategy, discipline, fairness, honor in conflict, the upholding of laws. He appreciates those who follow the law and fight for just causes.

Dislikes: Chaos, dishonor, disobedience, betrayal, and cruelty. He detests unnecessary violence and deceit, especially when it undermines justice.

Virtues: Lonas is steadfast, honorable, and impartial. He represents the virtues of law, justice, and integrity. His strength lies in his unwavering commitment to fairness and his ability to discern right from wrong, without bias.

Perks: Lonas is a powerful, divine tactician, able to inspire his followers to achieve great feats of military discipline. His followers benefit from his teachings on honor, structure, and strategic warfare, helping them maintain a just society.

Vices: Lonas’s rigid adherence to the law can lead to a lack of compassion and understanding for those who fall outside of societal norms. He may sometimes overemphasize the importance of rules over the well-being of individuals.

Flaws: Lonas’s major flaw is his inflexibility—he can be seen as emotionally distant, prioritizing order and discipline over personal connection or empathy. His withdrawal into silence after the war may also be seen as a failure to adapt to the changing world.

Lonas’s divine presence is so disciplined that he rarely displays any quirks or tics. However, when addressing matters of great importance, his voice can occasionally become stern and unyielding, a reminder of his uncompromising nature. His eyes, when not blindfolded, can also shine with an intense golden light when he's particularly focused on delivering justice.

As a god, Lonas is beyond concerns of physical cleanliness, but his divine representation always appears immaculate—his armor polished and his appearance immaculate. His followers, however, are expected to maintain personal discipline and cleanliness as part of their commitment to order and duty.

Symbols: Lonas is represented by the balanced scale, sword, and shield. These symbols reflect his dominion over both war and law. His holy symbol—a scale superimposed over a crossed sword and shield—serves as a reminder of his unwavering commitment to justice.

Legacy: Lonas’s legacy is that of the ultimate arbiter of justice and law. His influence can be seen in the legal systems, military orders, and codes of honor across Dolviar. His followers, the Knights of the Iron Scale, continue his teachings, ensuring that justice prevails in times of war and peace. Even in his silence, his legacy endures, and his followers strive to uphold his ideals, even without his direct guidance.

Lonas’s reign is not defined by a traditional kingdom or empire, but by his divine influence over law, justice, and warfare. His reign is marked by the establishment of the First Law, the creation of the Code of the Just, and his guidance in countless conflicts where justice prevailed. His reign is eternal, as his influence transcends time, though it has been overshadowed by his silence after the Great War of the Gods. His divine presence continues to influence the world, even though he no longer directly interacts with mortals.

Lonas maintains strong relations with legal, military, and governing bodies. His primary affiliation is with the Order of the Iron Scale, which serves as his earthly emissary. His influence also extends to various military leaders, judges, and tacticians who uphold his laws and philosophy. Lonas is respected by organizations that value justice, honor, and discipline, though his impartiality means he does not take sides in mortal politics unless justice is at stake.

Lonas is a solitary deity with no traditional family structure. He is often viewed as a sibling to other gods of fate, war, or order, but he does not have a direct familial connection. His "family" can be considered his followers—those who adhere to his teachings and the Order of the Iron Scale, who serve as his spiritual heirs. There are no direct biological relations in the conventional sense, as Lonas transcends mortal concepts of family.

As a deity, Lonas is the embodiment of law, justice, and order. He views the enforcement of laws and the preservation of peace as divine imperatives. His followers are expected to uphold these principles, with a focus on impartiality, fairness, and strategic wisdom. Lonas’s religious views place great importance on balance—justice must be delivered without bias, and warfare must be conducted with honor. He sees all beings as equal before the law, and he does not tolerate corruption or cruelty.

Lonas is a divine being, and his social aptitude is immense in the context of enforcing order and discipline. He exudes authority and confidence, commanding respect from those around him. However, his social skills are not aimed at building personal relationships, but rather at ensuring justice and maintaining law. His ego is aligned with his duty—he does not seek personal adulation but expects others to follow the principles of justice without question. He is not extroverted but rather stoic and reserved in his dealings with others.

Lonas’s mannerisms are marked by solemnity and precision. He speaks deliberately, with a tone of authority and wisdom. He rarely makes unnecessary gestures, as every action is calculated and deliberate. His body language is commanding yet restrained, projecting both strength and discipline. When delivering judgments, his posture is impeccable, and his speech is always measured, reflecting his unwavering commitment to fairness.

Lonas, being a god, does not have traditional hobbies or pets. However, he does have a deep interest in the art of warfare, strategy, and the study of law. These pursuits are not just personal hobbies, but divine callings, as he views maintaining order and justice as the highest form of existence. His followers, especially those within the Order of the Iron Scale, often engage in rigorous training exercises, both physical and mental, to emulate his commitment to discipline.

Tone of Voice: Lonas’s voice is deep, resonant, and commanding. It carries a sense of gravitas, reflecting his divine authority. His tone is often calm but firm, projecting unwavering certainty.

Pitch: His voice is typically low-pitched, giving an air of power and unyielding strength.

Accent/Dialect: Lonas speaks in a clear and authoritative manner, devoid of regional accents. His words are precise and well-articulated, representing his status as a divine figure who commands respect.

Impediments: None. Lonas speaks with perfect clarity.

Catchphrases/Common Phrases:

• "Justice is not a choice; it is a duty."
• "The law is the foundation upon which all else stands."
• "Let the scales balance, and let the sword strike true."

Compliments: "Your honor is reflected in the strength of your actions."

Insults: "Your actions betray the law; you are no better than the chaos you sow."

Greetings: "May justice guide your path."

Farewell: "May the law always find you just."

Swearing: Lonas does not engage in swearing or crude language. He uses measured speech to maintain the dignity of his role.

Metaphors: "A sword must be sharp, but it must never stray from the path of justice."

Lonas is a deity, and as such, does not have wealth in the mortal sense. He does not concern himself with material riches, but his followers, especially the Order of the Iron Scale, amass wealth through military conquest, donations, and maintaining law and order. His influence does, however, extend to the wealth and power of kingdoms that uphold his laws. Lonas's "wealth" is in his divine power and influence over mortal societies, not in physical assets.