The Wanderer
Lord of the Pathways (a.k.a. Horizonseeker / Pathfinder)
The Wanderer is said to have been one of the first mortals. Driven by wanderlust and a thirst for adventure, he traveled through the young continent of Gaia, always attentive and ready to help.
Still despite all the wonders he saw and the foreign lands he reached, his longing for the next journey could never be satisfied. His body had long since stopped ageing, it seemed as if his spirit forbade him to die before he had seen all there was to see. Eventually, the Wanderer left the material plane and traveled to all the other planes of the multiverse. When he finally entered Olympus, the gods were so impressed by his will that they accepted him into their ranks. The Wanderer has a seat in Olympus, but he doesn't spend much time there or in his own plane "Galadrum", a marvelous landscape filled with hidden treasures and paths. Instead, he prefers to roam the planes and listen to the stories of their inhabitants.
Still despite all the wonders he saw and the foreign lands he reached, his longing for the next journey could never be satisfied. His body had long since stopped ageing, it seemed as if his spirit forbade him to die before he had seen all there was to see. Eventually, the Wanderer left the material plane and traveled to all the other planes of the multiverse. When he finally entered Olympus, the gods were so impressed by his will that they accepted him into their ranks. The Wanderer has a seat in Olympus, but he doesn't spend much time there or in his own plane "Galadrum", a marvelous landscape filled with hidden treasures and paths. Instead, he prefers to roam the planes and listen to the stories of their inhabitants.
Divine Domains
Knowledge
Tenets of Faith
Explore and understand the paths of others, but do not dwell on them.
You have never seen everything there is to see until you stop looking.
Offer other travelers a place at your camp and always be ready to help, so that you too may be helped in times of need.
Tell others about your travels and observations.
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