Sharhardrar

Overview

Sharhardrar is the God of Science of Hulwar. He is one of the male gods and one of the younger deities of the six male gods in Hulwar.

Workings

Sharhardrar was dreamed into existence only a few months after Luseus came into the world. Sharhardrar is basically the opposite of the God of Restoration and despises the other god for his more magical approach to solutions, while Sharhardrar relies on science. On metrics, on formulas, on mathematics. Evidence, clear and simple.

This rivalry bleeds over to their followers and despite being an enemy of Luseus, the "war" between the people of Hulwar is a more philosophical one. There was bloodshed and still is, mostly inspired by Idur, but normally the followers of both gods don't rely on killing and violence. They tend to sabotage each other, but thats about it. Sharhardrar allows it unless it results in more than sabotage.

During his early days he said to his priests that he doesn't want a temple or a place of worship. That he has no need for actual priests like Idur, Luseus or the others. That they should worship him with science, with experiments, with formulas and with their thoughts. Which resulted in small rituals of burning chemicals during the day.

Sharhardrar speaks to his followers once in a while. Sometimes in dreams, sometimes during the days, sometimes through small miracles or "accidents". In his labs he tries to encrypt the secrets of the universe and how things work. Over the course of the decades he started to get mad while peering into the inner workings of everything. He constantly mumbles something about, be it conclusions, formulas or nonsense.

Sharhardrar also tries to lift the secrets of the Eternal Runes, especially their origin and their workings and how, by the Eternals, the mortals could craft new ones back in the day.

Relationships

When he is in his right state of mind, he has conversations with Orphelia, the Goddess of Knowledge. He likes her because they have a huge overlap of interests and can help each other.

Because of his more science approach he dislikes Luseus because of his magical and not scientific methods.