Paxor
Paxor God of War
Male Dwarf.
Paxor, the god of war and one of the nine deities that rule over the world of Laklustrun. He is the son of Omen, the god of justice, and Elinstra, the goddess of light. He is also the twin brother of Lumara, the goddess of healing. He represents the lawful neutral alignment and values strength, courage, and strategy above all else. He is the patron of warriors, soldiers, generals, and anyone who seeks fame and fortune through war. He is also the source of war and can influence it to his advantage.
Paxor’s symbol is a sword piercing an anvil surrounded by a laurel wreath, representing the honor and reward of war, as well as the skill and craft of war. His domains are War, Forge, and Protection. His favored weapon is a longsword, which he uses to cut through his enemies or defend his allies. His holy days are the first day of each week when he celebrates the victories and achievements of his followers over the past week and rewards or honors them accordingly.
Paxor’s personality is fierce and honorable. He does not start wars, but he does not shy away from them either. He enjoys the thrill of combat and the glory of victory. He is loyal and respectful to his allies, but ruthless and merciless to his enemies. He is also pragmatic and intelligent, always seeking to find the best strategy for any situation or conflict. He values honor, glory, and duty over peace, mercy, and emotion.
Paxor’s appearance is that of a tall and muscular humanoid with bronze skin, blond hair, and blue eyes. He wears a full set of plate mail armor that bears the scars of battle. He often wears a red cloak that covers his body and a helmet that crowns his head. He carries a sword that can cut through any armor or shield with ease.
Paxor’s domain is the Plane of War, where he dwells in a colossal fortress that serves as his headquarters and barracks. There, he trains his followers in the art of war and prepares them for battle. He also leads them into various wars across different planes or worlds, seeking new challenges and opponents. He also welcomes the souls of his faithful followers who enjoy eternal glory in his presence.
Paxor’s relationship with his family is complex and varied. He loves his father Omen, who he respects and serves as his leader and mentor. He follows his laws and vision for justice and peace, but he also sometimes disagrees with his methods or goals. He loves his mother Elinstra, who supports him and his cause with her light and radiance. He is close to his twin sister Lumara, despite their different views on healing and life. He understands that she heals for a noble cause, but he wishes she would be more adventurous and curious. He often tries to protect her from harm or danger.
Paxor is also friendly with Batar, the god of nature, who shares his love for adventure and diversity. He admires his power and freedom, but he also tries to restrain him from going too far.
He respects Dregor, the god of death, who performs his duty with dignity and fairness. He understands that he is part of the same cycle of life and death, but he also thinks he is too cold and uncaring.
He tolerates Sutex, the god/goddess of darkness, who challenges him and his domain. He respects their role in creating contrast and mystery, but he also thinks they are cunning and deceptive.
He despises Garthax, the god of chaos, who embodies everything he opposes: destruction, cruelty, and madness. He opposes his attempts to bring chaos and destruction to the world, seeing them as reckless and foolish.
Paxor, the god of war and one of the nine deities that rule over the world of Laklustrun. He is the son of Omen, the god of justice, and Elinstra, the goddess of light. He is also the twin brother of Lumara, the goddess of healing. He represents the lawful neutral alignment and values strength, courage, and strategy above all else. He is the patron of warriors, soldiers, generals, and anyone who seeks fame and fortune through war. He is also the source of war and can influence it to his advantage.
Paxor’s symbol is a sword piercing an anvil surrounded by a laurel wreath, representing the honor and reward of war, as well as the skill and craft of war. His domains are War, Forge, and Protection. His favored weapon is a longsword, which he uses to cut through his enemies or defend his allies. His holy days are the first day of each week when he celebrates the victories and achievements of his followers over the past week and rewards or honors them accordingly.
Paxor’s personality is fierce and honorable. He does not start wars, but he does not shy away from them either. He enjoys the thrill of combat and the glory of victory. He is loyal and respectful to his allies, but ruthless and merciless to his enemies. He is also pragmatic and intelligent, always seeking to find the best strategy for any situation or conflict. He values honor, glory, and duty over peace, mercy, and emotion.
Paxor’s appearance is that of a tall and muscular humanoid with bronze skin, blond hair, and blue eyes. He wears a full set of plate mail armor that bears the scars of battle. He often wears a red cloak that covers his body and a helmet that crowns his head. He carries a sword that can cut through any armor or shield with ease.
Paxor’s domain is the Plane of War, where he dwells in a colossal fortress that serves as his headquarters and barracks. There, he trains his followers in the art of war and prepares them for battle. He also leads them into various wars across different planes or worlds, seeking new challenges and opponents. He also welcomes the souls of his faithful followers who enjoy eternal glory in his presence.
Paxor’s relationship with his family is complex and varied. He loves his father Omen, who he respects and serves as his leader and mentor. He follows his laws and vision for justice and peace, but he also sometimes disagrees with his methods or goals. He loves his mother Elinstra, who supports him and his cause with her light and radiance. He is close to his twin sister Lumara, despite their different views on healing and life. He understands that she heals for a noble cause, but he wishes she would be more adventurous and curious. He often tries to protect her from harm or danger.
Paxor is also friendly with Batar, the god of nature, who shares his love for adventure and diversity. He admires his power and freedom, but he also tries to restrain him from going too far.
He respects Dregor, the god of death, who performs his duty with dignity and fairness. He understands that he is part of the same cycle of life and death, but he also thinks he is too cold and uncaring.
He tolerates Sutex, the god/goddess of darkness, who challenges him and his domain. He respects their role in creating contrast and mystery, but he also thinks they are cunning and deceptive.
He despises Garthax, the god of chaos, who embodies everything he opposes: destruction, cruelty, and madness. He opposes his attempts to bring chaos and destruction to the world, seeing them as reckless and foolish.
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