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Umbraen wrote:

Honoriæ was skeptical when he started talking about magic, but she decided to humor him. "Fascinating." she said. It wasn't a lie, it was fascinating even with her doubts. "Tell me more about your pantheon and what these gods represent."

"Of course." he said, before beginning. "I shall begin with the four elder gods. The First Goddess is Alyna, with domains of the sun, agriculture, land, royalty, governance. Her consort is Thipiar, God of the moon, ocean, underworld, wealth, navigation, and magic. Opinions regarding this god vary wildly. Next is Osophi, goddess of Deals, persuasion, power, love, peace, and social relations. Her consort is Azahar, father of the eldian people with domain over knowledge, wisdom, planning, ambition, and innovation." he paused. "The younger deities are Cenaxis, goddess of Maidens, sacrifice, desperation, selflessness, and devotion. She is also known as the shield and is a caretaker of fallen warriors. Next is Kovros, the god of war, honor, martial arts, combat, discipline, restraint, and justice. He would be akin to your goddess of the rank and file - in a loose fashion -, but with domain elements unique to the eldian people. His sister is Netrixi, the goddess of healing, rehabilitation, care, childbirth, and spirituality. Surprisingly she was not as major of a deity as you would think. Udarin would be the god of decay, decline, renewal, and rebirth. Happens to also be Thipiar's least favorite offspring. Sazith is our nature goddess, specifically over plants and the wilderness. Her origin legends are legion, with each telling a different tale, though most agree that Alyna was her mother. Some legends indicate that Azahar was her father, or at least heavily involved in her creation and development. Onveveious is the god of the hunt, game, tracking, the ruler of all things animal." the monk took a few moments to go back over his mental list before filing it away again. "That covers the basics." he stated plainly.