Uan (uʷɑn)

Uan is the God of Serenity, Strength, and Meditation, also called the Perfected One. The devotees of Uan are called Uannites and are largely a monastic sect. A militant faction, called dragon-paladins, or the arakhanni (/ɑɹɑkʰɑni/) (in Qh’Raa languages), the halakhani (/hɑlɑkʰɑni/) (Daoshi/Kielik), advocate for protection of the vulnerable. Among the Kiels and Daoshi, Uan is called Yov (/jɔv/). In Tzai-Léi Uan is the primary deity in albeit with the differing pronunciations of /yɑn/ or /yʷɛn/; there, particularly among the Kwasséi and the Aehi, Yunlai (/jynlɑj/) is a common variant name. Among the northern tribes, Uannite cult is rare, its largest contingent is found in the Hœm city of Bwoh.
Uan is said to have been once mortal born with the name Igyov /igjɔv/ in ages past who ascended to divine perfection before creating his perfect realm where his followers could then themselves ascend.

Alignment

lawful and aloof

Current Status

Absent? Lost? Forgotten?

Species

God

Pronouns

he/him

Sex

male

Gender

man

Presentation

masculine, serene, strong-willed

Eyes

brown, calm

Hair

bald; entirely hairless

Skin Tone/Pigmentation

pale, spotted with time

Height

5'

Aligned Organization

The Uannite Cult