Elohim
The Champion of Nature
Elohim is an archon that dwelled on an island known as Iina. This island was rampant with untamed, natural magics. Elohim, who of which awoke in this land, chose to protect it as He deemed it to be His home. These magics infused themselves within Him, and He became wild Himself. Leaves, bark, and air themselves combined with His form. With this transfusion of divine and natural magic, Elohim aided the other deities across the pantheons to their ascension. His mount is recognized as being a Dire Eagle.
Dogma
Elohim is a crude Champion that developed His "less sophisticated" behaviors from His environment. Savagery is a dominant aspect of nature, but so is freedom. Elohim represents the freedom that nature embodies, as well as the savage indifference nature exhibits on the Great Core. Elohim always aims to exhibit these traits depending on the circumstances He is worshipped under. If He is worshipped for the purpose of freedom, then He will present Himself as a curious and soft-spoken Champion. If He is worshipped for the purposes of savagery and power, then He will present Himself as a stoic and restless Champion.
Gaining Favor or Redemption
Elohim's favor is gained through respect and adherence to the natural laws of nature and the Great Core. To try and tame nature, to cage it, is an offense to Elohim. Redemption, of course, is found through taking on a spiritual pilgrimage and embracing nature to its fullest extent.
Interactions with the world
Worshippers of Jet tend to develop the unsophisticated traits that Elohim is known for. With this comes the natural curiosity that ties in with nature constantly spreading and adapting. Worshippers of Elohim have been known to hunt and stalk adventurers, and in some cases, toy with them. Many Cores enjoy the methods and mannerisms that come with Elohim worshippers as they find great pleasure in the torment of interlopers.
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