Church of Dyn

Dyn - The Builder - LG

Civilization, Strength, Travel

Not much is known about Dyn, there is no record of his existence before the Age of Omens, and some believe he did not exist until those former divine fell, striking into existence like a match when the prayers of the lost called out for help. Yet there are others who claim to have seen a man dressed in simple garb traveling from ruined settlement to ruined settlement restoring the damaged and burnt hovels, rebuilding the roads and the wonders of the realm not through magic, but through his own strength and skill. These tales grew, springing into the people a fervent desire to help, to rebuild what was lost by Oblivion's wake, and as his tale spread yet more people flocked to his call, with but a hammer, and a nail many of what was lost soon began to return, cities restored in weeks, or even days as one by one, city by city that The Builder passed through, the people's hope restored and so to their lives.

Just as swiftly as Dyn arrived his presence on the planet dwindled, though claims of his wanderings along the roads and trails of Kaidryn continued to pop up, and many still claimed to see Dyn amongst those carpenters both skilled and friendly, that spark of inspiration seemed to have changed, altered in some way as Dyn the Builder no longer walked directly with his people, but any who walks the lands know that he still stands amongst them, through his works, along the roadways of Kaidryn, within the cities and the great monuments rebuilt by his and his flocks hands.

• Domains: Hope, Order, Protection, Strength, Trade, Travel
• Oaths: Devotion, Glory, Redemption, the Crown, the Watchers
• Sanctioned Orders: Marshal, Witch Hunter

Symbols of Dyn

• Dyn's holy symbol is that of a wooden disk a long road leading into the horizon with a stone archway at its base.
• Dyn favors dogs and horses, and views Domovoi as sacred.

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Religious, Organised Religion