Thok'Gyth
The Champion of Balance
Thok'Gyth is a thri-kreen that developed the first Elementalist Mark. Thok'Gyth managed to balance the planar effects within the mark and allowed those that would use it the means of controlling it. Those that became proficient in the Elementalist Mark would be able to even specialize the mark into a set of elemental energies. Thok'Gyth had managed to not only provide this balance to this particular mark, but also provide a balance to the mana networks of all living creatures so they may adapt with the ever-changing magics of the Great Core. His mount is recognized as being a Insectile Warhorse.
Dogma
Thok'Gyth is an empathetic champion that cares deeply for those He passes. Worshippers of Thok'Gyth tend to provide charitable aid to others. However, Thok'Gyth always had a reason to do these acts as everything has a cost. When one problem is solved, another arises from the resolution. This cycle remains unbroken, and nurturing the cycle is the best means of preventing cataclysm.
Gaining Favor or Redemption
To gain favor with Thok'Gyth, one must find balance in their life. This balance is often weighing one's options and caretaking the ones that benefit one's self the most. To let one's life fall into preventable disarray is unfavorable and redemption must be found through subjecting the body with intense weight training for over a month's time until the transgressor can balance with the added weight on a metal rod in a raging river.
Interactions with the world
Worshippers of Heliodor tend to develop the empathetic traits that Thok'Gyth is known for. With this comes the force of personality needed to approach those that would desire to not be approached. Worshippers of Thok'Gyth have been known to interact with adventurers in hopes of providing a solution favorable to all parties involved without conflict. Quite a few Cores find working with Thok'Gyth worshippers to be frustrating as these worshippers tend to sway in terms of loyalties based on adventurer interactions, but can be easily swayed back if provided enough incentive.
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