Vulotl, the Judge
Judge of the Afterlife Vulotl (a.k.a. The Judge)
Divine Domains
Vulotl is God of Death, the Afterlife, and Magic.
Holy Books & Codes
Embrace Wisdom: Cultivate knowledge and understanding in all aspects of life. Seek out learning opportunities and pursue personal growth with humility and openness. Embrace the wisdom passed down by Vulotl and the teachings of the Tome, using them as guides to navigate the complexities of existence.
Maintain Balance: Honor the sacred covenant of balance in all things. Strive to find harmony between opposing forces, whether it be light and darkness, order and chaos, or joy and sorrow. Avoid extremes and seek moderation in all aspects of life, understanding that balance is the key to inner peace and harmony.
Respect Nature: Honor the natural world and all its inhabitants. Treat the earth with reverence and care, recognizing the interconnectedness of all living things. Practice environmental stewardship and work towards preserving the beauty and integrity of the natural world for future generations.
Divine Symbols & Sigils
The symbol of Vulotl varies from person to person, but it is typically a skull or crow.
Mental characteristics
Personal history
In the dawn of creation, when the cosmos was but a swirling maelstrom of chaos, there arose Vulotl, the Judge, a figure both ancient and enigmatic. With wings of midnight and eyes that mirrored the depths of the universe, Vulotl stood as the primordial being from which all gods and creatures emerged.
As life began to stir and evolve across the vast expanse of existence, other gods emerged, each carving out their own domains and weaving their own tales. Yet, amidst the tapestry of divine beings, Vulotl remained a figure of singular importance, revered as the arbiter of souls and the guardian of the afterlife.
With the passage of time, as mortals traversed the mortal realm and crossed the threshold into the unknown realms beyond, Vulotl took on the mantle of judge, weighing the deeds of the departed and determining their fates in the realms of the afterlife. With impartiality and unwavering gaze, he discerned the true essence of their souls, guiding them to their rightful destinations.
However, as the eons passed and civilizations flourished, Vulotl's role expanded beyond that of a mere judge. Sensing the ebb and flow of magic that permeated the cosmos, he recognized the need for balance and harmony in the delicate dance of creation. Thus, he began to harness the souls of the departed, weaving their essence into the fabric of magic itself to sustain its existence. Through the souls of the departed, Vulotl became the keeper of magic, ensuring its continued presence in the world and preserving the delicate equilibrium between order and chaos.
Morality & Philosophy
Vulotl's morality is not based on good and evil, but more as a tipping scale. Those who do enough good deeds to outweigh their sins will be given a blissful afterlife. Those who do the opposite go to the place of their nightmares. Those who are deemed morally gray or exceptions to Vulotl will be given an unknown fate. No matter where the consciousness of the dead go, however, their souls will be used to fuel magic as a whole.
Relationships
Divine Classification
God, Judge
Alignment
True Neutral
Current Location
Species
Realm
Date of Birth
First Era
Spouses
Siblings
Children
Pronouns
He/Him
Eyes
Black, avian
Hair
Brown and black feathers
Height
Titanic, Illusionary
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