Horus Ironsides
The Paragon of Passion
Horus is a rather heavyset dwarf with grayish tan skin, bald head, and black beard that is tucked away under His armor. He is often depicted in black pants with metal plates on the thighs and shins, a dark brown shirt underneath a dark steel breastplate, and wearing a small medallion made of pumice. The Paragon Himself is often worshipped by law enforcement, prisoners, and judges. His mount is recognized as being a Clockwork Goat.
Dogma
Horus is an incredibly tedious Paragon to commune with and can even be difficult to worship due to His inconsistent divine aid. Horus prefers those that worship Him to be able to recognize those that are breaking the law and find local law enforcement to deal with the issue. Vigilante-ism is something that Horus actually frowns upon as He deems it unnecessary due to the individual having the possibility of joining the local guard.
Gaining Favor or Redemption
Gaining favor with Horus is incredibly easy as all you must do is follow the law. However, only heinous acts can cause one to lose favor with Him. If one were to break a law that takes a life, halts a judicial institution from enacting justice, or even if the crime committed was done out of the individual's own selfish desires, then Horus will be forced to hold you in divine contempt. The only means of redeeming oneself in His eyes is to pay the appropriate price to those that were affected. The more that were affected, the more that needs paid back.
Interactions with the World
Horus actually has a fundamental role in His interactions. As Horus is that gut instinct when you believe someone is doing something wrong, (The Horus Hunch as some dwarves would call it), priests of Horus are typically rather astute with their observations and hunches on whether an individual is law abiding or a criminal.
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