High Priest Ulan Orik Quol
High Priest Ulan Orik Quol (a.k.a. Otanea)
"The planets are not the gods themselves, rather, they are a gateway, a reflection of the spirit realm that the gods created in order to allow us to see and interact with the homes that the spirits of the gods choose to rest inside"
Physical Description
Apparel & Accessories
The robes of the Ota Ilukan. They are large, off-white robes, made of two large rectangles of a cotton-like material, with a deep purple silken belt. Their hoods are always kept up, shielding the Priest's face from the crowds. The edges of the robes have the symbols of the gods embroidered on them in dark gold, with particular focus on Ota's symbols.
Mental characteristics
Employment
Ulan was a High Priest within the Driseth priesthood, the Ota Ilukan.
Accomplishments & Achievements
He is credited with being the person who was instrumental in bridging the gap between true science and the religion of Orlas. Before his famous hypothesis that the Deities of Laethius were not, in fact, the celestial objects themselves, but rather, were non-tangible spirits that merely inhabited the various astronomical objects in the universe, science was an extremely narrow field on the continent of Orlas, particularly for the Driseth and the Mozai. Most of the population had complete faith in their gods, content to live in the now and accept the world as they saw it.
Once he announced his theory, discovered during a ritual involving the use of psychotropic herbs to find the Voice of Ota, the people of Orlas started to question the world around them. This caused the field of science, and particularly medicine, which was originally nonexistence, to progress forward at an extreme rate.
Personality Characteristics
Likes & Dislikes
He had a fear of qathaquits, a kind of strange 12-legged bug commonly found on the edge of Driseth territory.
Social
Religious Views
A follower of the Driseth religion, member of the Ota Ilukan priesthood.
Social Aptitude
Ulan was extremely charismatic and often addressed the general population on the Teachings of Ota.
Current Location
Species
Conditions
Ethnicity
Honorary & Occupational Titles
High Priest of Ota Ilukan, Child of the Gods
Circumstances of Death
Died from Priest's Fire, a parasitic disease exclusive to the Priests of Orlas
Birthplace
The mountain of Onokann
Children
Current Residence
Burried in the Tombs of Onoburs Mountain
Gender
Male
Eyes
Golden brown
Hair
Long, dark red
Skin Tone/Pigmentation
Light purple
Height
5'7"
Quotes & Catchphrases
"The planets are not the [Gods] themselves, rather, they are the places the spirits choose to rest"
Aligned Organization
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