Kisteros
Moon, God, Myth, and Legend - Kisteros is celebrated by many inhabitants of the Kingdom of Acarius as the constant - a force of nature that represents the ever-lasting world. Kisteros is thanked each day, month, and year for continuing the predictable changes in weather and seasons, as well as the harvest of crops and uneventful journeys of merchants.
Initially the name of Aneirys' primary moon, Kisteros' following began with the Dawn of Finality, and has continued over the centuries. The moon was eventually developed into a deity that represented order, nature, and patterns. The relatively predictable change in seasons are directly attributed to Kisteros' will.
Initially the name of Aneirys' primary moon, Kisteros' following began with the Dawn of Finality, and has continued over the centuries. The moon was eventually developed into a deity that represented order, nature, and patterns. The relatively predictable change in seasons are directly attributed to Kisteros' will.
Divine Domains
Nature, Moon, Civilization, Renewal
Divine Symbols & Sigils
Kisteros has many symbols, though the primary is a golden sun casting rays over a field of yellow wheat.
Holidays
During the fall, Kisteros is celebrated during the end of the harvest - normally falling on the second weekend of the tenth month. Kisteros is celebrated and thanked by way of large feasts.
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