Salator the god of winter and death

Salator was a farmer just harvesting the plants for his village and using a spell that could make his plants survive through the winter. When the undead came to the lands and started to wreak havoc across the lands. He then joined with a squad of undead hunters and began to stop the undead from taking over the lands. He was able to take down many undead enemies of Frac. Salator wins in some battle but Frac could win in some other battles. He was a fearsome warrior and would usually fight Frac regularly. He had a son at home that he would usually go back to to calm down and make sure that his son was okay, his son would usually want to join in his father battle to help protected the world but he was at the time way to young. When Salator was battling Frac his son somehow was able to witness the battle in a close distance. Frac saw the kid and use on of his abilitys to take control of the boys body and was able to use the kids body to fight his own father. Salator had to fight both Frac and his son. In the end Frac lost but before he retreated he critically injured his son. Salator didn't try and catch Frac but instead untending the wounds on his son. The son did not make it and Salator had to returned home with no one to look forward to meeting with. Salator spend weeks coping the lost of his son. When he finally did accepted that his son was no more he look in the arcafteds and search for more powerful spells he could use on Frac. He found a spell that when activated he could control the power of the winter in the palms of his hands, he uses the scythe and wears a skull of the deer. With this power he was easly able to stop Frac for good and got Frac banished. When the war was over he use the last remaining time living trying to put all the undead back to where they belong in the dirt. When he was finished he then became a god of winter and death. People who worships him believes that the people who are dead should be dead. The reason he is the god of winter is because it's a metaphor for life “in the beginning they are young” this resembles the beginning of the year “in the middle they have matured”, this resembles the middle of the year “in the end they are old and about to end”, this resembles the end of the life. They are the grave-tenders of Vazol, to make sure if there any undead creatures out there are dealt with.