Elohim

The ultimate judge, the unbending will of order, Elohim is justice unbreakable, virtue untainted and the patron of crusades. He values not just virtue, but the willingness to fight for what is right, even in the face of certain death. More than any other god, he despises those who give in to temptation. He is a warrior of nearly unmatched skill, wielding his blade of purifying fire against those who would trespass against good. Elohim believes that only through strict adherence to an ordered system of law can destruction be averted and chaos and those forced into crime from necessity are as abhorrent to him as an evildoer.
Followers of Elohim tends to either be in law enforcement, such as lawyers, judges or politicians or to be zealots slavishly devoted to his testament. His clergy follows rules for living laid out in a massive tome called Word of the Law which describes every aspect of life, from what you are supposed to eat and wear, to how nations should be ruled. The dry languages and complexity of the book make any straightforward reading of the text extremely difficult, however, resulting in no few internal feuds about interpretations.
More than any other of the Pantheon gods, Elohim has followers who worship him almost exclusively.
He is usually depicted as a knight in a shining armor with large, feathery wings, his face obscured by plating, only his golden, glowing eyes visible.