Luenar
Luenar, the God of the Wild, is revered by hunters and druids alike. His divine domains of Nature, Animal, Pride, Life, and Death are a testament to his power over the natural world.
In the beginning, Luenar was nothing more than Strotaur's hunting dog and companion. The two were nigh invincible on the battlefield, striking fear into the hearts of their enemies. However, once the war of the Gods ended, Luenar thirsted for more. He yearned for the thrill of the hunt and the chase, becoming independent from Strotaur and forever seeking out new prey in the vast expanse of the wild.
Legend has it that Luenar was the one who bestowed the gift, or perhaps curse, of lycanthropy upon mortals. Some say it's a gift, granting immense animalistic power and the ability to transform into a beast at will. Others believe it to be a curse, forcing those who are infected to forever long for the hunt and the taste of fresh prey.
Despite the duality of his gifts, Luenar is a widely revered God, with his followers seeking to maintain the balance between the natural world and civilization. His divine influence can be seen in the cycles of life and death in the wild, the changing of the seasons, and the power of nature over the mortal realm.
Divine Domains
Nature, Animal, Pride, Life, Death
