Hallowit
As the battle between Doppelt's halves, Benevolence and Malevolence, first started, Benevolence thought of how meaningless it was. For no reason, Malevolence grew and held nothing but contempt for his brother. Benevolence had no understanding of why the fight started or continued for countless ages now. It was...chaos.
And with this stark understanding of the perilous, never-ending battle, a new god was bore from this concept. It's name was Hallowit, and while it's very form changes as quickly as time comes and goes, the concept it brought to the plane was always the same, Chaos and Freedom.
Divine Domains
Chaos, Freedom
Holy Books & Codes
Just as the thoughts are sporadic, and thus the soul, no holy book is held for those who follow Hallowit. They are utterly free to create whatever works for themselves, or their group as they see fit. And those who do not agree should be free to leave and do as they see fit in turn.
Divine Symbols & Sigils
A balled fist made of iron.
Tenets of Faith
1) May men have the choice to decide their destiny, or enforce it. No laws, even holy should stop a free creature, capable of thought or not, from doing what they wish.
2) May freedom be as second hand as breathing. If one is not free, death is the next best option.
3) Laws are for the foolish. Live as free as beasts of the land.
2) May freedom be as second hand as breathing. If one is not free, death is the next best option.
3) Laws are for the foolish. Live as free as beasts of the land.
Holidays
Dobodenia- This holiday is unique, as it is celebrated by most religious people in the realm, even those who aren't Froiks themselves. On this day, all mortals take the day to do whatever it is they wish, be it working, not working, learning a craft, sleeping, cleaning, etc. All of this is up entirely to the individual themselves. And through Hallowits grand power, if someone attempts to enforce their will upon somehow attempting to practice this most sacred holiday, they will be terribly cursed, sometimes resulting in death.
And keeping in line with Hallowits love for chaos, One may take this holiday any one day within the year, but must pray to Hallowit, and carry its divine symbol. If they do not, they will not be protected by the Free Lord.
And keeping in line with Hallowits love for chaos, One may take this holiday any one day within the year, but must pray to Hallowit, and carry its divine symbol. If they do not, they will not be protected by the Free Lord.
Divine Goals & Aspirations
Hallowit doesn't crave much. It is one of the more powerful Pelta gods, and thusly has very little to thrive for that It hasn't already done. However, after the birth of it's brother, Cali'ebor, many of it's freedoms were restricted, and it had to find, or make, loopholes in the laws that It couldn't outright destroy. And while Cali'ebor isn't powerful enough to enforce anymore than it already has, It's influence on Hallowit was enough to neuter it enough to not let the two destroy each other outright.
But in its rage, Hallowit has sought to find a way to overthrow Cali'ebor and free itself. And if it can't do that, it seeks to escape the realm of Cali'ebor altogether, and live as free as it did before it's sibling was bore.
But in its rage, Hallowit has sought to find a way to overthrow Cali'ebor and free itself. And if it can't do that, it seeks to escape the realm of Cali'ebor altogether, and live as free as it did before it's sibling was bore.
Physical Description
General Physical Condition
Hallowit's form is as fickle and ever changing as the wind, seasons, weather, and emotions. It may take the form of a human one moment, then a wild beast the next. Sometimes it will even take the form of inanimate objects simply to confuse and frighten mortals for a joke. Generally it will try and be peaceful, but is known to take the forms most irritating or most pleasing to a person. This isn't fueled by any abstract sin that Hallowit has deemed punishable, and instead seems to just do it on a whim.
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