The Incarna

The Celestial Incarna, or Celestine gods, are the seven gods who both are and represent the largest celestial bodies: the Sun, the Moon, and the five planets (Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn). They are the apex of the Celestial Bureacracy in Heaven, and are considered by the Immaculate Faith to be above the concern of those living in Creation.

The Unconquered Sun

The Unconquered Sun is the only sun god Creation has ever had, and embodies not only the sun but heroism, virtuous justice and limitless perfection. He is the chief war god of Heaven and the ruler of the Celestial Bureaucracy. Sol Invictus appears in iconography as a mature human male with four arms bearing a lance, a shield, a laurel branch and a horn.

Luna

Luna is the archetypal goddess of the Moon and the constant companion of Gaia. As the goddess of the moon, her form and her demeanour changes with her whims, and even her gender is not fixed. The moon is worshipped under many names, but they all ultimately derive from Luna herself.

The Five Maidens

The Five Maidens are identical sisters, who maintain control over the movement of the heavens and the weaving of Fate throughout Creation and Heaven both. Many mortals look to astrology to predict the whims of Fate as a result of this connection. Each of the Maidens holds a particular purview over aspects of Fate within the Bureaucracy.

• Mercury, Maiden of Journeys - Wearing yellow, her portfolio includes travel, roads and messages.

• Venus, Maiden of Serenity - Wearing blue, her portfolio includes marriage, sexuality, joy and other pleasures.

• Mars, Maiden of Battles - Wearing red, her portfolio encompasses all of battle, ranging from technology to logistics to specific battles.

• Jupiter, Maiden of Secrets - Wearing green, her portfolio is secrets of any kind.

• Saturn, Maiden of Endings - Wearing purple, her portfolio covers change and endings, whether it be the death of an animal or the Usurpation.