The Celestial Order
A pantheon of gods that preside over virtues and order, trying to guide mortals to what is good. The Celestial Order is the most popular and widely accepted pantheon, worshipped by most of the continent of Sol by humans and elves alike. In the calamitous war that nearly ripped the fabric of reality apart, the celestials opted to defend creation and aid mortals against the malevolent infernal forces who sought their destruction.
The celestials expect devotion, reverence, worship, virtuous living, and sacrifice, and in return, promise to protect the mortals and the material plane from the dangers of the darker realms and its deities. Mortals build temples, shrines, and altars for the celestials in settlements, homes, and the wilderness, honoring the gods through these acts as well as penance and prayer.
Xerxes, the god of war, strength, and monarchy
Elasarius, the god of magic, logic, and knowledge
Tathos, the god of life and death
Veros, the god of commerce, work, and wealth
Bastelix, the god of natural disasters, the sea, and shipbuilding
Kosmitus, the god of stars, science, and signs
Antius, the god of hunting and herding
Ethilia, the goddess of art and fate
Seraphina, the goddess of love, family, and emotion
Galixaia, the goddess of fortune, festivals, and luck
Selethis, the goddess of nature, harvest, and the sun
Meniphanaea, the goddess of law, order, and wisdom
Sabelis, the goddess of mercy and the sky
Astreah, the goddess of balance, harmony, and time
The celestials expect devotion, reverence, worship, virtuous living, and sacrifice, and in return, promise to protect the mortals and the material plane from the dangers of the darker realms and its deities. Mortals build temples, shrines, and altars for the celestials in settlements, homes, and the wilderness, honoring the gods through these acts as well as penance and prayer.
Xerxes, the god of war, strength, and monarchy
Elasarius, the god of magic, logic, and knowledge
Tathos, the god of life and death
Veros, the god of commerce, work, and wealth
Bastelix, the god of natural disasters, the sea, and shipbuilding
Kosmitus, the god of stars, science, and signs
Antius, the god of hunting and herding
Ethilia, the goddess of art and fate
Seraphina, the goddess of love, family, and emotion
Galixaia, the goddess of fortune, festivals, and luck
Selethis, the goddess of nature, harvest, and the sun
Meniphanaea, the goddess of law, order, and wisdom
Sabelis, the goddess of mercy and the sky
Astreah, the goddess of balance, harmony, and time
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