Morael

Arch Seraph of Sacrifice, Morael (a.k.a. Saint of Martyrs, Peacekeeper, Hopegiver)

Morael represents an aspect of the Vetara, goddess of love. Specifically, Morael represents the strength behind conviction, the ability to give up everything for something greater than one’s self.
As a patron of heroes, Morael receives the prayers of those looking for the strength to make impossible decisions and great sacrifices. The Arch Seraph aids those who are willing to pay the ultimate price for their cause. As a being of near-infinite patience, Morael often takes on the role of mediator between all the members of the new pantheon.
He is depicted as a golden being with three faces and three pairs of wings.

Divine Domains

• Heroism
• Love
• Compassion
• Martyrdom

Divine Symbols & Sigils

A bronze man carrying a wheel full of blades on his shoulders

Physical Description

Identifying Characteristics

Three faces and three pairs of wings

Divine Classification Arch Seraph Religions The Castinellan Provinces State The Watchers of the Faithful Hair bald Skin Tone/Pigmentation golden Height 2.4 m Belief/Deity Vetara Aligned Organization The Watchers of the Faithful