Bin Min

Bin Min takes the form of a giant deer. It was the God of Horizons and was only ever seen at dawn or dusk. During its time as a God, it had few worshipers save for those traveling great distances.

Divine Domains

Horizons, Travel, Light

Artifacts

In the vault beneath what is now Temple Helm, Bin Min blessed two weapons: The Spear of Gac and Hammer of Matrang. The pair that wield them are entwined to one another just as the two moons they are named after.

Holy Books & Codes

Those who did worship Bin Min would pray to never reach his hooves. For if they did, it meant they had reach the edge of the horizon for which no one returns.

Divine Symbols & Sigils

Antlers

Mental characteristics

Accomplishments & Achievements

The primary duty of Bin Min was to carry the sun in its antlers across the sky and continue the cycle of day and night. He is also accredited with the creation of the two moons. The legend goes that at dawn while carrying the sun, Bin Min was ambushed by Ho Thran. While he avoided the lion's paws, Bin Bin dropped the sun, causing two pieces to fracture from it. The larger piece became the moon, Gac, while the smaller piece became Matrang. In doing so, Bin Min was sure to leave a little light in the night sky so predators could not as easily hide. Followers of Bin Min were superstitious about a double new moon, for them it was an ill omen.

Ebirk Sathach's Recollection
By his nature, Bin Min was skittish. You tell me you know the tale of how the moons Gac and Matrang were created, so I will not waste your time there. As a walker of the horizon he could create lands parallel to our own. In addition to creating Cacung Dien  and Kiep Sau, he also ferried elves to and from their plane of Vo Chong. For this he became their patron god. Elfish kind was mostly gone by the time I was born. Like their cowardly Patron, most had fled back to Vo Chong in the century following the Green Sun crashing into Hoilon(The Great Lake).

Divine Classification

God

Alignment

True Neutral

Circumstances of Death

Consumed by the "God-Eater"