Othor

The Hunter

from the writings of Saint Aryabhatta, Saint of Enlightenment

"When the Sentinel Othor spoke, they spoke of the wilds and their struggles. The wilds, the wilderness outside of civilization make the world hard and that struggle makes life's perserverance a beautiful thing. Those that leave the walls of civilization and brave the chaos of the wilderness are appreciators of a shunned space.

'The beasts of the land and sea must fight to survive at the rise and setting of the sun. It is the strongest that survive there in the depths of the trees. '

And the Sentinel Euphrates spoke to question Othor. 'But what of the bonds that bring them together? Would you have mortals leave the weak to die?' Othor stood broadly and answered, 'Yes! It would breed stronger offspring and the creation would be better for it. What would it need of walls when the strong would rule and protect. It would fight with the beasts of the wild and cement itself on high and this would be a beautiful thing!'

Divine Symbols & Sigils

A plant called Othor's Boon

Divine Symbol

Othor's Bloom

Divine Classification

Lesser Deity

Belief/Deity

Wilderness, Self-Reliance

Related Myths

• Sentinels of Creation