empire-approved worship of rebirth and ressurrection
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| Making | Phoenix | Brilliance | ||
| Grey Lord | Traveller | |||
| Darkness | Deathgod | M. Knives | ||
| Deity | Sphere | Alignment | Telesterion | High Holy One | Race |
| Phoenix | Life Rebirth Ressurrection Reincarnation repair reinstatement Fire Destruction |
Neutral Good | New Nostoblet | Gules Lyon | Phoenician Elfar Childean Drow |
The Phoenix has two avatars, one each for separate Aspects of Rebirth and Fire. It is important
to note that unike most deities with multiple avatars, the Phoenix often incarnates both the
Blacksword avatar and Threnody
avatar simultaneously, without apparent resentment or repercussions from other deities.
It is believed that while the Deathgod is respected for his place at the end of the
Mortal Coil, the Phoenix is held in highest regard because
even powerful deities need to be reborn on occasion.
| Rebirth | Fire | |
| Blacksword has primary Aspect of Rebirth, ruling good Phoenician Elfar from the Fountains of Paradise |
Llewellyn ap-Owen has the
primary Aspect of Fire and Destruction, ruling
good Childean Drow from the fortress Flambeau.
A branch of this church worships an evil Aspect of Fire called Threnody, with increasing popularity among AEol’s Dark Children. |
| Rebirth | Fire | |
| Worshippers of Rebirth and Ressurrection tend to favor good alignments. | Worshippers of Fire’s beneficial aspects tend to favor good alignments. Worshippers of Fire’s Destruction tend to favor evil alignments |
Gules Lyon secured the fortress Lar Teyn, which is Kav Elfar for Sky Brother, located in the
mountains above New Nostoblet.
Gules Lyon is the Warrior Priest founder of the Church of the Phoenix. In the latter years he's
He's a three-sword in the Order of the Rabbit, but has never been the Rabbit's Chondarin
eader.
Although rebirth is granted to all manner of folk, the Phoenix has favored those persons who
share his birth race of Dark Childe.
With the exhile of the Lios deity Corelian Larethian, the Phoenix took a number of the elves of
light under his wing. Those converted were in general not welcomed amongst other elfar or
even the Lios who remained loyal to Larethian. Such homeless elves of light became traders
on the ocean, and were known as Phoenicians.
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