Zorath

Time and Governance: Zorath, the God of Order. Zorath is depicted as a strong, stately figure with a flowing white beard and piercing blue eyes. He is known for his unwavering sense of justice and his ability to see the future. Followers of Zorath value order, predictability, and fairness. His temples are grand, ornate structures with tall spires and intricate clockwork mechanisms.
Anathema: Causing chaos and disorder, Deception for personal gain, Oppression and abuse of power
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Divine Domains

Time, Governance, Fate, Order

Artifacts

The Celestial Clock: This is a grand, ornate clock that is said to be able to predict the future. It is believed to be imbued with the power of Zorath himself, and is said to be capable of revealing hidden truths and mysteries. Followers of Zorath would consider the Celestial Clock to be a holy relic, and would likely visit it in times of need or uncertainty to seek guidance and insight.
The Scales of Justice: These are a pair of finely crafted scales that are used to weigh the evidence in legal cases. They are said to be imbued with the power of Zorath, and are believed to be able to detect injustice and balance the scales of justice. Followers of Zorath would consider the Scales of Justice to be a holy relic, and would likely use them in legal proceedings to ensure that justice is served.

Divine Symbols & Sigils

Zorath's divine symbol is that of a set of scales with the central pole being replaced with an hourglass.

Tenets of Faith

Anathema: Chaos and disorder: Zorath values predictability, fairness, and structure, so anything that disrupts or undermines these principles would be considered anathema to him. This could include things like anarchy, rebellion, or random acts of violence. Dishonesty and deceit: Zorath values honesty, integrity, and transparency, so any behavior that goes against these values would be considered anathema to him. This could include things like lying, cheating, or manipulating others for personal gain. Injustice and oppression: Zorath values justice and fairness, so anything that promotes or perpetuates inequality or oppression would be considered anathema to him. This could include things like discrimination, abuse of power, or ignoring the rights and needs of others.

Holidays

The Day of Order: This is a holiday that is celebrated annually by followers of Zorath. On this day, people take time to reflect on the importance of order and structure in their lives and in the world at large. It is a day of contemplation and prayer, and many people visit Zorath's temples to offer gifts and thanks. The Day of Order is often marked by parades and ceremonies, and is a time of celebration and community.
The Festival of Justice: This is a multi-day holiday that is celebrated by followers of Zorath every few years. It is a time of reflection and contemplation on the principles of justice and fairness, and is marked by a series of ceremonies and rituals. During the Festival of Justice, followers of Zorath come together to honor the god and to reaffirm their commitment to justice and fairness. The Festival of Justice is often accompanied by feasts, games, and other celebrations.

Divine Classification

God

Realm

Celestia

Church/Cult

Church of The Eight

Gender

Male

Eyes

Pale blue, piercing

Hair

Bald head, long flowing white beard

Skin Tone/Pigmentation

Pallid, wrinkled