Galawain (GAH-lah-wayn)

Galawain is patron of the hunt in all its forms. He is also protector of wild places and untamed wilderness, where the hunt manifests in its purest form as a daily struggle for survival.
As the "Father of Monsters", Galawain often fashions new races of predatory creatures. He will use the souls and characteristics of dedicated followers for his prototypes.
In an earlier time of the gods under Woedica, Galawain served as a divine enforcer.
Galawain prizes perseverance and cleverness, and encourages survival of the fittest. He is honored by those whose occupations are concerned with pursuit and discovery. 
His faithful include frontiersmen, constables, treasure-seekers, explorers, and even scholars, many of whom wear his carved symbol – a dog's head – around their wrist or neck. Because of Galawain's role as an enforcer, assassins consider him their patron.
Galawain is often see as "The Changeling", which is described as a "broad-shouldered man with shaggy hair and beard, nut-brown skin, and some animals traits (e.g. pointed, hairy ears, and sharp canine teeth), accompanied by a pack of beasts. However, he may also take on the appearance of a wolf or dog.

Divine Domains

• Pursuit
• Discovery
• Perseverance
• The Hunt
• Assassins
• Wilderness
• Predatory Beasts

Divine Symbols & Sigils

• A dog's head, usually made of ivory or bone

Divine Classification

God

Realm

The Land Between

Honorary & Occupational Titles

• The Seeker God
• The Clever Hound
• Lord of the Hunt
• Faces of the Hunt
• Father of Monsters
• The Changeling