Hyrde

Hyrde, one of The Powers in The Covenant's pantheon, embodies the principles of Death and Justice. As a guardian of cosmic balance, Hyrde plays a crucial role in guiding souls through the cycle of life and ensuring justice is meted out in the mortal realm.
The sphere of Death represents Hyrde's influence over the natural order of life and death. His role involves overseeing the transition of souls from the mortal realm to the afterlife, ensuring that this process adheres to the cosmic balance. Hyrde is neither malevolent nor benevolent in this aspect but serves as a steadfast force maintaining equilibrium in the cycle of existence.
Justice, another significant sphere associated with Hyrde, reflects his commitment to fairness and moral order. As a deity of justice, Hyrde inspires his followers to uphold ethical standards, punish wrongdoers, and protect the innocent. The embodiment of divine justice, Hyrde's presence is invoked during legal proceedings and trials, symbolizing the pursuit of truth and righteousness.
In depictions, Hyrde is often portrayed as a stoic figure, draped in robes that blend the hues of life and death. His symbol includes balanced scales, signifying the even-handed approach to justice and the inevitability of life's end.
Followers of Hyrde engage in rituals and ceremonies that honor the departed and seek divine guidance in matters of justice. Temples dedicated to Hyrde serve as places for legal deliberation, meditation on mortality, and reflection on the principles of justice.
Hyrde's teachings attract those who value moral integrity, seek to maintain cosmic balance, and desire a just society where the rights of the innocent are protected. As a deity bridging the realms of life and death, Hyrde's influence pervades the existential aspects of the Golden Covenant pantheon.