Tharin

Tharin is the god of death and the dead.
Tharin watches over the recently departed and guides souls on their journeys to their final resting place. He also aids those who wish to keep things secret and hidden from others. His followers are often those who perform burial rites and ensure that the dead are not turned into undead—but, oddly enough, also necromancers and other summoners of the dead. Those who hunt to destroy or free souls also follow Tharin. Tharin is often worshipped by spies or assassins. He is a grim and death-loving deity, but he holds his children and their souls with care.

Symbol: A flying raven
Sacred time: Evening
Sacred site: Any secret and hidden location
Sacred day: The first Saturday of November
Antipodal deity: Athalmi

Religions

• Olartuenwëa - the religion of Vishna-Ghrim

Related Myths

• Tharin and Athalmi