Erathis, the Law Bearer

The inspiration behind many great inventions, the cre­ation of vast cities, and law and order within society, Erathis claims dominion over civilization. Judges and rulers pay respect at her temples, which are central structures in many cities across Exandria. Peace and order through structure and law guides the will of her devout followers. The Law Bearer has a tempestuous romance with Melora, the Wild Mother, a furious love that is tempered only when civilization and nature are in balance. Erathis resides within the glorious divine metropolis of Hestavar, the Bright City. This glowing oasis coasts through the Astral Plane, as the Law Bearer watches over the denizens bathed in the endless daytime that illuminates the busy streets.

Divine Domains

Civilization, law, peace

Divine Symbols & Sigils

Double-headed axe inset with a pattern of scales

Tenets of Faith

Commandments of Erathis • Utilize the company and aid of others. The efforts of the individual often pale against the capabilities of the community. • Strive to tame the wilds in the name of civilization, and defend the points of light and order against the chaos of darkness. • Uphold and revere the spirit of invention. Create new set­tlements, build where inspiration strikes, and expand the edicts ofthe Law Bearer.

Holidays

The Law Bearer's holy day is Civilization's Dawn, which is celebrated on the autumnal equinox, usually the twenty-second day of Quen'pillar, the ninth month. In the Dwendalian Empire, people celebrate by having feasts in honor of the laws of the Dwendal bloodline. One seat at every table is left open for the king, who eats in spirit with the people he rules.

Physical Description

General Physical Condition

Depiction. Erathis is shown in most texts and statues as a hooded, armored woman sitting atop a throne of pil­lars. Her face is generally obscured or depicted without expression, giving her presence an impartial yet impos­ing nature.

legal status in the Empire

worship allowed

Divine Classification

Prime Deity