Tyrlus, God of War, Tyranny and Strife
Brought to life in the Sundering of Asranos, crafted from their Rage and Strife, Tyrlus is the very embodiment of the heat of battle. Taking their place as their god of war, and holding onto the role with an iron fist, Tyrlus takes great power from every battle a mortal undertakes. The Priesthood of Tyrlus are trained to understand the nature of tyranny and strife. They learn to understand the battles a person may undergo; physically, emotionally or mentally. They are tasked with being tactical advisors, no matter what it may be for. When a priest of Tyrlus reaches the peak of their life, they often act as the religious aid to rulers. While they offer guidance in war, their prime role is to keep their ruler in check against becoming the tyrant they fear. There can only be one tyrant, and Tyrlus will not allow another to rise. Should this occur, they are granted the right to oppose the given leader, and do all that is within their power to prevent the rise of another tyrant – Even by force. In the twilight years of their service, a priest may take the highest rank(s) available in their church, a reward for long service and serve for ten years and no more. At the end of their service, if they have not died in their station, the priest will ritualistically take their life while proclaiming the phrase "Better to die a Man, then Live to become a Monster"
Tyrlus is often depicted as either a man in a suit of armour, bearing a blackened right hand, or a black dragon. Worshippers consider Fenganya to be an enemy of Tyrlus.
Tyrlus is often depicted as either a man in a suit of armour, bearing a blackened right hand, or a black dragon. Worshippers consider Fenganya to be an enemy of Tyrlus.
Divine Domains
Primary: War
Secondary: Order
Secondary: Order
Holy Books & Codes
The Black Scroll, the contains the teachings of Tyrlus
Divine Symbols & Sigils
All followers of Tyrlus carry a symbol crafted from Iron, shaped to appear like An Upright black right hand, thumb and fingers together.
The Priests of Tyrlus wear robes of dark grey cotton, with some armour upon their person. This can be anything from pauldrons and gorget, to full plating. All priests bare a single gauntlet on their right hand, blackened and charred by a fire they must ritualistically plunge it within, ready to show their dedication to their deity and their people.
The Priests of Tyrlus wear robes of dark grey cotton, with some armour upon their person. This can be anything from pauldrons and gorget, to full plating. All priests bare a single gauntlet on their right hand, blackened and charred by a fire they must ritualistically plunge it within, ready to show their dedication to their deity and their people.
Tenets of Faith
- Be the gleam of Dusk's last light, shining from both blade and crown.
- Shield the weak, from threats of death and from themselves.
- Suffer through your pain
- For the will to endure, sacrifice hope. For the end of weakness, conquer your pride.
Holidays
The Tyrlus Games – 33rd to 40th of Ichsios
Every four years, the people of Helathen gather in a per-designated location and put away old grudges in favor of competing against each other. On the first day, all the teams from the different city states come together and present themselves, lighting the greater Flame of Tyrlus. From the second day to the seventh day, they partake in various games from discus, running matches, full combat and more, each game designed to prove the best athletes and warriors in their city state. On the Eighth day, the teams gather once more to crown the city state team who won the most games, before taking the Flame of Tyrlus once more and securing it safely until the next Tyrlus Games.
Every four years, the people of Helathen gather in a per-designated location and put away old grudges in favor of competing against each other. On the first day, all the teams from the different city states come together and present themselves, lighting the greater Flame of Tyrlus. From the second day to the seventh day, they partake in various games from discus, running matches, full combat and more, each game designed to prove the best athletes and warriors in their city state. On the Eighth day, the teams gather once more to crown the city state team who won the most games, before taking the Flame of Tyrlus once more and securing it safely until the next Tyrlus Games.
Divine Classification
Deity
Realm
Church/Cult
Honorary & Occupational Titles
Tyrlus Ara
Tyrlus, the Tyrant King
Tyrlus Makhai
Bane
Ares
Tyrlus, the Tyrant King
Tyrlus Makhai
Bane
Ares
Children
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