Aziz

Overview

Aziz is a member of Pantheon of Minos .
Ascemded with Third Wave New Gods .
The moment he ascends he makes enemies with Iris after the Divine Coup .

Summery

He represents the unbreakable spirit of defiance against tyranny and oppression. Embodying fire, freedom, and the courage to stand against overwhelming odds, Aziz inspires rebels, freedom fighters, and all who dare to challenge unjust rule. His followers often tattoo or wear his symbol, a flame encircled by a broken chain, as a mark of their resistance. Shrines to Aziz are hidden in secret places—abandoned buildings, forest clearings, and underground tunnels—where rebels gather to plan their next move. As a god, Aziz is a fierce and passionate protector of the oppressed, urging mortals to rise up and reclaim their freedom, no matter the cost.

Pre Ascension

Before his ascension, Aziz was born into a life of hardship as the son of a blacksmith in a city ruled by a tyrannical overlord. From a young age, Aziz witnessed the cruelty and injustice imposed on his people, who toiled under oppressive laws and crushing taxes. He grew up with a fierce spirit, constantly getting into trouble for speaking out against the guards and standing up for those who couldn’t defend themselves.
As a young man, Aziz became the leader of a small band of rebels known as the Ember Ring. They started with minor acts of defiance—graffiti, sabotaging patrol routes, and smuggling supplies to the poor. But as the government’s grip tightened, so did Aziz’s resolve. He organized daring raids, freed prisoners, and inspired others to rise up. His fiery speeches and fearless actions turned him into a symbol of hope for the downtrodden, rallying many to his cause.
Aziz’s rebellion reached its peak during a climactic battle against the overlord’s forces, where the Ember Ring fought against impossible odds. Though his followers fought valiantly, they were outnumbered and overpowered. In the heat of battle, Aziz faced the overlord one-on-one, and though mortally wounded, his defiance never wavered. In his final moments, he lit a massive bonfire that signaled the city’s resistance, a blaze that would burn in the hearts of the oppressed long after his death.
Moved by his unwavering spirit and the legacy of defiance he left behind, the gods elevated Aziz to godhood. As the new god of Rebellion, he became a beacon for those who challenge tyranny, standing as a reminder that even in the darkest times, the flame of resistance can never be fully extinguished.