Moros, the Harbinger of Time

Alignment: Neutral Evil Domains: Death, Time, Fate Description: Moros is a deity associated with time and death, and is often depicted as a mysterious figure shrouded in a cloak, carrying an hourglass or an ancient book. His followers see him as a wise and enigmatic deity who governs the flow of time and the fate of all living things. Worshipers: Moros's followers are often scholars, sages, and other characters who seek to understand the mysteries of time and death. They believe that time is a powerful force that must be respected and understood, and that death is a natural part of the cycle of life. They also believe that Moros holds the key to understanding the fate of all living things, and that by serving him, they can gain insight into their own destiny. Tenets of Faith: Time is a powerful force that must be respected and understood. Death is a natural part of the cycle of life, and must be accepted with grace. All living things have a predetermined fate, which Moros governs. The flow of time is irreversible, and must be respected. Moros is a wise and enigmatic deity, and his followers must strive to uphold his teachings. Divine Intervention: Moros is a powerful deity who is known to intervene in the lives of his followers in times of need. He may grant them visions of the future, or he may temporarily suspend the flow of time to aid them in battle. His interventions are often mysterious and enigmatic, reflecting his role as the harbinger of time and the lord of death. Symbol: Moros's symbol is an hourglass or an ancient book, representing his role as the keeper of time and the lord of death. The hourglass symbolizes the flow of time and the inevitability of death, while the book symbolizes the knowledge and wisdom that Moros possesses.