Chuvoi

Chuvoi is the God of lore and of all things written. He takes the form of a grand elephant with perfectly curled ivory tusks. Often his clerics could found serving as scribes, historians, or chandlers.

Divine Domains

Lore, Knowledge, History

Divine Symbols & Sigils

Curling Tusks

Mental characteristics

Accomplishments & Achievements

The library of Rang Nahan is the greatest monument to the God. Its halls are lined with scrolls, books, and records and was accessible for any who was looking for information. The library was a bit of a metaphor for Chuvoi. A person could find information on anything, but finding it within its halls could be a journey.

Ebirk Sathach's Recollection

The creed of Chuvoi was “No idea too big, no detail too small.” and I always found his clerics insufferable. A simple account of the day’s events could take another day within itself. To their credit, annual records were immaculately laid out. The great library of Chuvoi was built in part because the record hall of Bay Dihn Soi became flooded with tomes. The library itself is a massive structure, wall to wall covered in books ranging from animal migrations to war records. Anyone may enter it but only his clerics could ever decipher the language of the tomes. Chuvoi himself was a benevolent God, always willing to help those who asked questions and give answers with overwhelming detail.

Divine Classification

God

Alignment

Lawful Good

Circumstances of Death

Consumed by the "God-Eater"

Ruled Locations

• Rang Nahan