Koa
Koa is the god of war, destruction, suffering, just endings, and fire (her fire is the destructive and dangerous aspects). She is also known as the Ichorous General.
She/Her (KOH-uh)
Koa's name stems from traditional Hawaiian culture.
Appearance/Symbolism
Koa portrays herself as a victum of war. She has long curly blond hair and a white nightgown splattered in large amounts of blood. Her presensce when communicating to mortals leaves a heavy feeling on thier chests', lowering thier willpower. Much of her symbolism is shown by blood or the crushing of objects. She often only visits devout worshipers or people of high status and power to meddle in battle-affairs. Pictographical Details
Status and Relationships
She is one of the Eighteen and a former member of the Council of Humility. Much of the Eighteen feel that she is a nessicary evil and are much more forgiving and kind compared to their treatment of Ichigo and Gachie. This is often due to her always being on the "winning" side of a war. They also feel she has a strong sway over the outcomes of conflict and that to a lesser degree applies to celesital conflict. She once had a relationship with Fallon that was short lived. It was passionate and they were close to engagement in a very short amount of time. This occured in early Othealia hisory and was ended after Fallon felt Koa's presence choosing not to protect him or the civilizations he nurtured but the thrist for violence. After this event he left her and has never willingly worked with her, despite having interconnected domains. Prior to the Search of Power, Koa and Cassandra were quite close and worked together often. It is rumored among the gods that this broken friendship is some-what responsible for the battle-worn condition of Atlantis in the mondern day. Personality
She is known to be quite conniving and strategic. She chooses to play with mortals' concerns like a game of chess. Her presence to both gods and mortals is powerful and intimidating. She does not shy away from the horrors of violence and does not expect others to do the same. Some say her forceful presence results from the rage from all the fallen warriors she holds on her shoulders. History
Having the domain of war puts Koa in the middle of many conflicts, so for her historical events she will only be listed when she played a prominant role. Information on her role in the seperation in which her and Fallon broke up. During the War of Laughter, Koa took a prominent role aside Mother Nature and Medea in taming the bleeding Realm of Ivy and pushing its fae influences back. She is prominently surveying the conflicts between Atlantis and their enemies, having many clerics and paladins that worship her as her eyes on the war. Although few understand, this is her way of keeping an eye on Cassandra's domain while she is imprisoned. She was most recently in 6719, removed from the Council of Humility. This was due to her directly aiding the Ring of Glory through giving her champion, Tyko, a favorable advantage. This caused a shift in the Weave and a tear that has now become concerningly big allowing the Wastlelands to pour out onto the Eastern Shore of Countillan. She has picked many champions throughout her lifetime. This includes many of Othealia's most known warriors. The most recent champion is Tyko. He has now failed in his quest and the Hellfire develops around and destroys the Greater Forge. Notable Worshipers
Koa portrays herself as a victum of war. She has long curly blond hair and a white nightgown splattered in large amounts of blood. Her presensce when communicating to mortals leaves a heavy feeling on thier chests', lowering thier willpower. Much of her symbolism is shown by blood or the crushing of objects. She often only visits devout worshipers or people of high status and power to meddle in battle-affairs. Pictographical Details
Status and Relationships
She is one of the Eighteen and a former member of the Council of Humility. Much of the Eighteen feel that she is a nessicary evil and are much more forgiving and kind compared to their treatment of Ichigo and Gachie. This is often due to her always being on the "winning" side of a war. They also feel she has a strong sway over the outcomes of conflict and that to a lesser degree applies to celesital conflict. She once had a relationship with Fallon that was short lived. It was passionate and they were close to engagement in a very short amount of time. This occured in early Othealia hisory and was ended after Fallon felt Koa's presence choosing not to protect him or the civilizations he nurtured but the thrist for violence. After this event he left her and has never willingly worked with her, despite having interconnected domains. Prior to the Search of Power, Koa and Cassandra were quite close and worked together often. It is rumored among the gods that this broken friendship is some-what responsible for the battle-worn condition of Atlantis in the mondern day. Personality
She is known to be quite conniving and strategic. She chooses to play with mortals' concerns like a game of chess. Her presence to both gods and mortals is powerful and intimidating. She does not shy away from the horrors of violence and does not expect others to do the same. Some say her forceful presence results from the rage from all the fallen warriors she holds on her shoulders. History
Having the domain of war puts Koa in the middle of many conflicts, so for her historical events she will only be listed when she played a prominant role. Information on her role in the seperation in which her and Fallon broke up. During the War of Laughter, Koa took a prominent role aside Mother Nature and Medea in taming the bleeding Realm of Ivy and pushing its fae influences back. She is prominently surveying the conflicts between Atlantis and their enemies, having many clerics and paladins that worship her as her eyes on the war. Although few understand, this is her way of keeping an eye on Cassandra's domain while she is imprisoned. She was most recently in 6719, removed from the Council of Humility. This was due to her directly aiding the Ring of Glory through giving her champion, Tyko, a favorable advantage. This caused a shift in the Weave and a tear that has now become concerningly big allowing the Wastlelands to pour out onto the Eastern Shore of Countillan. She has picked many champions throughout her lifetime. This includes many of Othealia's most known warriors. The most recent champion is Tyko. He has now failed in his quest and the Hellfire develops around and destroys the Greater Forge. Notable Worshipers
- Bartolk the Arctic (champion)
- Gorea (champion, however not a worshiper)
- Tyko (champion)
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