Slagfior (SLAHG-fyor)

Primal Unbound Prihleudhōs Deity

Slagfior (a.k.a. Slagvar, Hregg-Kelda, the Deep Mason)

Slagfior is the steady rhythm beneath the world—the embodiment of patient power and endurance. Among the Dvergar and Glasóg, he is honored as the stone-hearted teacher, the one who understands the value of shaping from within. He is the root beneath the mountain and the hammer in the mine, the breath that echoes in deep places. He offers not judgment but challenge: to shape oneself as stone shapes stone, enduring, persistent, purposeful. He teaches his kin that greatness lies not in defiance of burden, but in shaping it into strength. He speaks through earthquakes and quiet tremors alike, showing that even the smallest shift can change the world. Slagfior's wisdom is embedded in every carved rune, every forged artifact of meaning and purpose. His tales were once confused with frost giants and devouring beasts, but these legends are not his truth. Such visions arose in fearful tongues that misunderstood endurance as cruelty. In the truth kept by the Dvergar and Glasóg, Slagfior is no monster—but the mountain’s heart, the craftsman’s courage, the whisper of stone that endures all storms.

Physical Description

General Physical Condition

A broad-shouldered, massive figure hewn from obsidian and granite, with glowing seams like molten ore. His face resembles a weathered Dvergar elder, with deep-set eyes and a beard of braided iron. Moss and lichen cling to his cloak of hammered stone.

Mental characteristics

Sexuality

Slagfior's love is enduring and grounded, offered with the same weight as his words. He is drawn to partners who value resilience, quiet loyalty, and deep companionship. His intimacy is a sanctuary—solid, timeless, and carved with intent. To be loved by Slagfior is to be wrapped in the mountain’s patience, a love that holds fast even through ages of silence.

Species

Beings: Divine

Realm

The Divine Realm

Date of Birth

Evos Todhchaí
Gheydh

Family

Prihleudhōs

Parents

Primordial Forces

Children

Sex

Male

Sexuality

Celestiaphilic

Guest Residence

Claddach Bothan