Eldreon, God of Mysteries
Eldreon is the god of all magic, in fact all arcane energy stems from Arcanus, Plane of Magic (hence, Arcane). Eldreon’s power stems from magic itself, and he does not actively seek worshippers. His worship comes from the use of magic. As the patron of everything arcane, Eldreon can choose to deny someone access to magical power. Eldreon is said to have created the elves of the world, thousands of years ago. They were once one race, but have since become many, and most of these (with a few rare exceptions) worship Eldreon as Elf-Father (Tovenaar). He rarely concerns himself with this, though it is notable that Eldreon is usually depicted as an elf. Eldreon is also All-Seer, The Watcher, He-Who-Knows. He is sometimes depicted as an owl, and the animal has come to be associated with him. A certain type of the bird, the Elder Owl, are able to fly between the material plane and Arcanus, delivering all they have seen. The birds are considered sacred to his worshippers.
Divine Domains
Eldreon is keeper of the divine domains of Magic, Runes, Void, Artifice, and Knowledge.
Holy Books & Codes
Revealing the Unseen and Understanding the Greater Cosmos are intellectual texts that speculate on the true nature of existence and collect the musings of hundreds of interviewed Worldspyre members.
Divine Symbols & Sigils
The sacred symbol of the All-Seeing Eye is the mark of Eldreon, a representation of the Worldspyre belief that He Sees All. His followers favor the Quarterstaff as a weapon, and the presence of owls is said to be a mark of His witnessing.
Tenets of Faith
- All knowledge is to be recovered
- Not all knowledge is to be shared
- The only thing is to seek All, become One with the Cosmos
- Our ways are a mystery to those Outside the Spyre.
Relationships
Divine Classification
God
Alignment
Neutral
Honorary & Occupational Titles
All-Seer, Patron, Omniscient One, Creator of Elvenkind, Father of Gnomes
Spouses
Kiaru
(spouse)
Lelia, Goddess of Life
(spouse)
Siblings
Aligned Organization
Other Affiliations
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