Minide, God of Travel and Commerce

Chosen creation of Vateos in the Time of Forging, Minide is the god of the people. The carver of roads, protector of travelers and patron of the market place, Minide helped the people create fair governing rules for their society. To this end, it is said that Minide once sat with a common trader and created Kanones Agoras – the Purchase Rules – a series of several hundred laws that govern every business transaction, to ensure a fair and honest deal is made for all parties concerned. Most traders of Helathen who follow Minide adhere to the Kanones Agoras and, as such, these rules over took any other holy scroll that existed for the god.

Minide is most often depicted as a bag laden centaur, or as a minotaur baring a heavy backpack.

Divine Domains

Primary: Knowledge
Secondary: Trickery

Holy Books & Codes

The Kanones Agoras, a series of 300-plus rules that follow the philosophy and teachings of Minide

Divine Symbols & Sigils

All followers of Minide carry a symbol crafted from wood, shaped to appear as a Circle crossed by a curved horizon line.

Their priests wear Indigo robes and messenger bags, some even displaying a great amount of wealth on their person.

Tenets of Faith

• People need to move about and see new things.
• Be open to travel, as the world may change overnight
• Look to the horizon for inspiration
• New roads mean new opportunities

See also the Kanones Agoras

Holidays

Minides has no single holy day, and is venerated instead in the market place with each purchase, transaction and trade.

Divine Classification

Deity

Religions

• Arlos
• The City States of Helathen
• The Great Hellanic Pantheon

Realm

Arborea

Church/Cult

The Great Hellanic Pantheon

Honorary & Occupational Titles

Minide Criophorus
Minide Hodios
Minide Agoraeus
Hermes
Torm