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Minzur

Minzur was once a mortal Niranni who led one of the warbands that helped conquer the City when he was a young man. It is said he was a great warrior who was feared and respected by Niranni and Elf. It is said he wielded a great sword with a blunt tip named Unjakrs (Frost Chieftain), used before and during the city's conquest. Unjakrs is an artifact revered in modern times as a significant artifact of the God Min'zur, with it said that it can freeze the entire strait around Faenradama with a single swing. Decades after the conquest, he left the city, venturing eastward in search of foes to fight and monsters to kill. He would spend ten years out in the world wandering from Icy Ukoraumar to the Warms Sands of Anosfae, From the Lands of Orazhnavel to the Rivers of Gendur.
  Minzur is not only worshipped by the Mirathae but the Asurayam and the Thaedi. In the Asurayam mythology he is named Minjura and he is known to act as the Adventurous Spirit and Patron God of Mercenaries.

Divine Domains

His domains embody many martial aspects of Mirathae society with his original domains including: War, Strategy, Protection and Wisdom. In his Asurayam depictions, he is the Spirit behind adventures and the Patron God of Mercenaries. He is also depicted as the Champion of Isuraja in their myths. According to the Thaedi depictions he is the Patron God of Heros and Adventure. He exists outside of the courts of the Thadian Gods.

Artifacts

Unjakrs - The Great Sword of Minzur. It has a blunt tip and a layer of frost crawling up the blade. It is said that Minzur would use this blade to freeze the strait, allowing the Niranni host to cross and conquer Faenradama.
Sokorun - The White Lion of Minzur is a lion claimed by Minzur from his travels in Anosfae. It is a shared element of Asurayam and Mirathae reverance.

Divine Goals & Aspirations

  • Eradication of Evil.
  • Preventing the Silencing of the Song.
  • Protection of the Mirathae people.
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