The Split Gods
Two halves, One being.
Tabel, the first and most proud of Ellion Bol’s sons, was once a champion of mortal liberty and free will. His fortune turned at one fateful meeting of the gods, when he spoke out against his father in defense of mortal kind, claiming that the fourth power was unjustly cruel and wicked. Taking a stand, he was swiftly struck down by the fourth power, who would not have his authority questioned.
Tabel was taken to the fey wilds, where he was set down on a stump, and a deal was struck; Ellion Bol stated that within every mortal was a darkness too vile to reconcile, and thus they needed to be guided and manipulated. Tabel, being a manifestation of the mortal soul, would be the perfect example of this. In a brutal and malicious stroke, the wind god took an ax and split Tabel down the middle.
The two halves would grow into the two gods of freedom and mischief; two sides of the same coin, yet diametrically opposed in morals. Were they ever to agree to reform and become whole, Ellion Bol would do the unthinkable and admit his fault. Alas, the pair continue to bicker and quarrel in meaningless conflict, fighting each other over every hill.
Champion of Freedom, Tallius
Of Freedom;
Tallius, the half of freedom, took all of Tabel’s steadfast morals and beliefs in liberty. Quick to inspire mortals to rise above their station, he passionately defends those that cannot fend for themselves.
Champion of the Chaos, Bellius
No Good Deed…
Ever Nihilistic, the god of chaos sees no reason to shackle the world, desiring anarchy to allow for true freedom. Unstructured and unhinged, and repugnant in every regard, he spits at the ideas of morals. He is the embodiment of what unabated freedom truly brings. While he and his brother usually agree on a base level, it is always Bellius that takes things too far and ignites the sparks of conflict.
Divine Domains
Trickery, War
Bellius:
Trickery, Arcana
Divine Symbols & Sigils
An Uprooted Tree Stump
Bellius:
The Red Hatchet
