Silborh
God of the Wild and Druids
"There remains much for which even us Gods do not comprehend. The earth is beginning to stir beneath us and it is not one of Ta'thul's many games. I beg of you to help me find who's game it is."- Silborh to Lehana
The gentle wind wisps through the feathers threaded into the linens of a wild man’s hood. The small animal bones around his neck rattle softly as the man of an ancient time walks along the underbrush leaving no trace behind his footsteps, not even a sound. Although the morning dew still sits upon the varying leaves in the waking forest, fireflies hover along around him providing a dim setting with the rising sun. Birds begin to sing in the still darkened treetops and the rustling sounds of squirrels chime in. The man breathes the oaken air in heavily as the wind blows gently once more and shuts his white eyes. His grip on his vine entangled staff tightens. The man reopens his eyes before looking ahead and continuing, as if with a new purpose. Along his way, his hand graces a rotten and dying tree. As he passes and removes his hand, the tree is restored to normal health. Behind the man, a considerably large grizzly bear barrels behind him disturbing the quiet serenity. The man comes to a gentle stop in the underbrush and speaks. “Quiet now my dear friend, the earth stirs beneath our feet."
Divine Domains
Silborh represents the wild and nature of Osera. Specifically the aspects of nature that provides, brings life, medicinal properties, connectivity, etc. While the 'wilds' is specifically more of the urge for freedom, survivalist, animal spirits, the fire for life itself. He is especially revered by the Druids that routinely make offerings to him and follow his teachings through the First Druid and uphold the sacred nature of Osera.
Divine Classification
God, Othorian
Alignment
Neutral
Species
Children
Eyes
Solid white with traces of 'Vilnian' red
Hair
Black
Skin Tone/Pigmentation
Tanned
Weight
195 lbs
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