Beor
Created Race: bDwarves are a creation most beloved by their god, Beor has taken a much more hands on approach with his children, taking the time to not only mold the race, but mold the world to fit his race, creating large tracts of tunnels and cave systems for them to live in. Unlike the other Gods, who after creating their races returned to the skies to watch over from above, Beor chose to live among his people, drinking in their halls, fighting in their battles, crafting their armors and building yet more caves and tunnels. Beor loved his dwarves, and his dwarves loved him, being easily the most loyal race to their God by far.
Client Nation: bClans of Angrose In the far, mountainous north, the lands are perfect for the dwarves, and indeed that is where they once resided before their homes fell to ruin during the Devastation, forced out into the wild world many of them perished until the violence ended and they were able to return to their old holds, finding them now either collapsed or occupied by human clans, most of whom welcomed the hard working, heavy drinking, and mighty fighting dwarves. The dwarves showed the humans their old caches of riches and weapons, and in exchange the humans granted them their homes back, more so than any other race, the dwarves have managed to retain their old culture and empire in the ruined halls of their old homes. Despite this, they still engage with and regularly help their human neighbors, joining in raids and the defense of their mutual home instead of hiding in their holds as many outside the north suspect that they would.
Tenets of Religion: Work hard then work harder, family and clan come before king and country, duty is all, to worship Beor is to take an oath to blood and bonds, to promise to protect your loved ones and to work hard to achieve your goals, hard work beats natural talent, and any obstacle can be overcome through teamwork and hard work rather than solo power or luck. Oaths are your purpose. The followers of Beor are boisterous, reveling in their victories and mourning their defeats, they live life to its fullest, experiencing all that they can and burning as brightly as they can in their brief, sometimes violent, lives.
History: Beor worked hard in all that he did, even after he began to create his race he continued to aid in the work of the world somewhat, unable to leave a project unfinished his will to work is matched only by his hatred of his sister Vonaya, which caused him to leave the work somewhat to begin making his own race. Once it was done, his dwarves crafted a realm to match the elves, they had human slaves just as the elves did and so the Devastation hit them just as hard, Beor and Vonaya were able to be defeated at the same time thanks to their bickering, Martius tricked both of them into fighting each other and now as they sit in cells locked next to each other, their bickering continues to this day.
Goals: He realizes his past mistakes and yet at the same time he manages to blame Vonya for much of them, he seeks to break free of his cell to prove his strength, then reunite with his beloved dwarves and peacefully craft the most powerful and strongest empire in existence. All to prove his superiority to his sister.
Rival Religion: Vonaya is the natural foil to Beor, as opposite to him as Reborah is to Tarsil, she preaches pride in ones finished product, he preaches pride in the work, the ends vs the means. Beor and his people work hard with one another to accomplish their goals, while Vonaya preaches strength in independence, the rivalry runs deep, especially in the races, who have fought countless battles in ages past and still see combat often in the raiding parties from the north that ransack and battle often with the knights of Castone.
Attitude towards imprisonment: Beor sees this as another challenge to overcome, the stars echo with the power of his strikes against the bars of his cell, his eternal work of smashing his instruments against them has made him the subject of much mockery due to his lack of progress, yet still he hammers away, and though the other Gods would hate to fuel his work, between the sparks and the smashing... some think that they can see the bars being chipped away...
Client Nation: bClans of Angrose In the far, mountainous north, the lands are perfect for the dwarves, and indeed that is where they once resided before their homes fell to ruin during the Devastation, forced out into the wild world many of them perished until the violence ended and they were able to return to their old holds, finding them now either collapsed or occupied by human clans, most of whom welcomed the hard working, heavy drinking, and mighty fighting dwarves. The dwarves showed the humans their old caches of riches and weapons, and in exchange the humans granted them their homes back, more so than any other race, the dwarves have managed to retain their old culture and empire in the ruined halls of their old homes. Despite this, they still engage with and regularly help their human neighbors, joining in raids and the defense of their mutual home instead of hiding in their holds as many outside the north suspect that they would.
Tenets of Religion: Work hard then work harder, family and clan come before king and country, duty is all, to worship Beor is to take an oath to blood and bonds, to promise to protect your loved ones and to work hard to achieve your goals, hard work beats natural talent, and any obstacle can be overcome through teamwork and hard work rather than solo power or luck. Oaths are your purpose. The followers of Beor are boisterous, reveling in their victories and mourning their defeats, they live life to its fullest, experiencing all that they can and burning as brightly as they can in their brief, sometimes violent, lives.
History: Beor worked hard in all that he did, even after he began to create his race he continued to aid in the work of the world somewhat, unable to leave a project unfinished his will to work is matched only by his hatred of his sister Vonaya, which caused him to leave the work somewhat to begin making his own race. Once it was done, his dwarves crafted a realm to match the elves, they had human slaves just as the elves did and so the Devastation hit them just as hard, Beor and Vonaya were able to be defeated at the same time thanks to their bickering, Martius tricked both of them into fighting each other and now as they sit in cells locked next to each other, their bickering continues to this day.
Goals: He realizes his past mistakes and yet at the same time he manages to blame Vonya for much of them, he seeks to break free of his cell to prove his strength, then reunite with his beloved dwarves and peacefully craft the most powerful and strongest empire in existence. All to prove his superiority to his sister.
Rival Religion: Vonaya is the natural foil to Beor, as opposite to him as Reborah is to Tarsil, she preaches pride in ones finished product, he preaches pride in the work, the ends vs the means. Beor and his people work hard with one another to accomplish their goals, while Vonaya preaches strength in independence, the rivalry runs deep, especially in the races, who have fought countless battles in ages past and still see combat often in the raiding parties from the north that ransack and battle often with the knights of Castone.
Attitude towards imprisonment: Beor sees this as another challenge to overcome, the stars echo with the power of his strikes against the bars of his cell, his eternal work of smashing his instruments against them has made him the subject of much mockery due to his lack of progress, yet still he hammers away, and though the other Gods would hate to fuel his work, between the sparks and the smashing... some think that they can see the bars being chipped away...
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