The Gods
The Sun and the moons Claret, Moda and Findal all have representative gods. Bilunoc is a new god with links to the two moving satellites Moda and Claret, said to be the offspring of the two moons union.
Findal God of the Pilgrims, The Travelar, The Timekeeper and also known as the Watcher of the Valley.
Sarel God of Winter, Travel, Honor and Strength.
Surma Mother of all dragons, Goddess beyond reach
Taandi Goddess of the Sky and Storms
Yol The Collector, God of Wealth, Power and Death
Tortoises as Gods
Clerics and other divine types also may choose a tortoise city as her deity. The basic guideline is that tortoises are mostly unaligned, but tend to promote good outcomes. Of all the tortoises, only Argotan allows evil, all the rest will not allow evil outcomes through the use of their energies. This strays a bit from the core rules, but the tortoises are not deities, so much as they are divine entities, they lack anthropomorphic qualities, and in general are unaligned with good tendencies. People that worship the tortoise do so freely of their own accord, and many interpretations of belief exist among worshippers of the same tortoise. Alice may have clerics espouse strength and luck, and also have clerics of good and sunlight. If fighting began between different groups of worshippers Alice, it is within Alice’s right to deny the clerics their spells, and other divine class features until the fighting has stopped. The tortoises will allow practitioners of all known belief systems to live on top of their shells without interference. So Alice could have clerics of any of the known gods living along side a cleric of Alice. Large temples are not found on tortoises, only small shrines, often there are small houses dedicated to this belief or that.
Alice Tortoise village
Wanders the old brunari lands. One of the few tortoises that has no scute companion.
Argotan Tortoise village
Feared throughout the Plains of Jerren as being a home to brigands. Seldom do good things happen where Argotan appears on the horizon.
Cork Tortoise city
Known for it’s College for Bardic knowledge. The city disapeared 5 years ago. Refugees said that orcs attacked them and “stole the city.”
Darra Tortoise thorp
Home to the Druids of Darra, makers of elixirs that protect those with draconic ancestry from the toxic effects of tortoise pheromones.
Elwonna Tortoise city
Transits between the Plains of Jerren and the Valley of the Gods, most of the locals are stocky red headed folk known for their wrestling skills. The Tournament of Bent Arms happens every year usually a week after the tortoise settles down for the winter. Ruled by King Erik the Just.
Ingersol Tortoise city
Many millennia ago Ingersol slid down into a great valley between two mountains (MT. Laudin & MT. Jerdin) and was unable to get out. The city wanders the valley now known as the Vale of Ingersol.
Lagdil Tortoise Thorp
A small tortoise that wanders the old Brunary lands called Lagdil, is home to a small group of warriors.
Morgan Tortoise city
Ruled by dwarves. Morgan works the Plains of Jerren, strip-mining for coal and other mineral resources for the dwarves.
Tudd Tortoise city
This slow moving city transits between the Plains of Jerren and the Valley of the Gods picking up pilgrims on occasion. Ruled by King Rupert Yelloweyes.
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