Cirrellon

In the heart of the city, right in the center of the market there is a statue plated in gold and surrounded by lush flowers and large stones, a tender garden in the heart of a hot city. Surrounded by industry and bustling activity there is this larger than life dwarf with a gentle face and outstretched hand, the stones around it seem to be rising up to meet it as if to greet a lover they had not known in a longer time. And the stone beneath his feet radiates a warmth that reaches the souls of all those who look upon his smiling face.

Divine Domains

Cirrellon has the following domains: Trickery Nature Forge

Holy Books & Codes

Cirrellon, beyond holding the tenants of the Eight Scriptures of the All-Father, lacks any individual holy book or codex but instead is found in the cities of his people, small sayings and phrases tossed by merchants and farmers, miners and explorers of the dwarven people all know his words from when they were children. "The Stone provides to a son who loves her."

Divine Symbols & Sigils

The holy symbols of Cirrellon are as follows: Four Mountain Peaks A broken crown A pile of golden coin.

Tenets of Faith

Cirrellon speaks both to the nature of the stone, how it provides for his people and how his people can provide and work the stone. He believes in the competition of trade and his influence fills those who provide for others.

Holidays

The 15th of Drysen is a commercial holiday in dwarven cities and villages known as 'Jester's Crown', on this day dwarves spend their time with their families if possible, creating together, laughing. It also is tradition for young ones in the clans to try and craft fun (but relatively safe) pranks on their older clan mates and the older clan mates are encouraged to fall into these pranks. This holiday is rigorously followed in major cities but smaller towns may over look it if it conflicts with the arrival of a trade caravan.

Divine Goals & Aspirations

Cirrellon hopes that his people find peace and joy in creating and providing for one another. He attempts to influence them in subtle ways to cause joy through mischief or playful competition.

Divine Classification

God

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