Hypnos & Thanatos

Patron Gods of the Khenra

The Twin Gods of Sleep and Death, Hypnos and Thanatos, are The Common Pantheon's gods of sleep and death. Often considered to be among the most compassionate gods of death, their followers often lean towards one of the two sides of their beliefs.

Hypnos (Sleep) is often depicted as a slender man dressed in robes with stark blue hair. Eyes that never open seem to take in everything around him.
Thanatos (Death) is often depicted as a well-built man covered in black plate mail with a sickle upon his back. A pair of pupilless eyes scan the area around him as if he is viewing the deaths of those he looks upon.

Personality

Duality is the best way to describe the personality of Hypnos & Thanatos. When encountering them as a pair, it is often one of them speaking through both. Hypnos is known as the more caring and one to deal with the living giving them hope and guiding their dreams. Thanatos is known as the harsh reality of life, speaking in absolutes and often unforgiving

Divine Domains

• Grave Domain 
• Death
• Sleep
• Protection of Souls
• Underworld
• Loss
• Khenra 

Tenets of Faith

• Undeath is an abomination and should be rooted out
• Graves are markers where those who have lost someone can seek solace.
• Dead bodies are to be properly cared for so that their souls may pass on.
• Souls that linger on the planes must be sent to us; however, they need not be destroyed and can be given passage through fulfilling their needs.
• Sleep is but a gateway to touching souls that are distant.

Divine Classification

Greater Gods

Religions

• Kingdom of Athein

Alignment

Neutral

Realm

Fugue Plane

Honorary & Occupational Titles

• Lords of Sleep & Death

Gender

Male & Male

Aligned Organization

The Common Pantheon