The Elven Zodiak

Thousands of years before the creation of the New Gods, the Elves began to build their civilization in the northeast. As they excelled in academic and scientific achievment, they began to ask questions about what came before them, what the meaning of their existence was, and what would remain after they were gone.
For answers, they looked to the stars.
There are eight signs in the Elven zodiak, which were associated both with the four elements and with the four seasons of Nadmir. Rituals and festivals arose around these markers, and the Elven religion was born.

The Bulwark

The Bulwark is associated with the first half of spring. The Bulwark's domain is law, hardship, poverty, and famine.

The Steed

The Steed is associated with the second half of spring. The Steed's domain is travel, burdens, sowing, and good luck.

The Dragon

The Dragon is associated with the first half of summer. The Dragon's domain is magic, mystery, secrets, and wealth.

The Archer

The Archer is associated with the second half of summer. The Archer's domain is war, the hunt, hierarchy, and responsibility.

The Dancer

The Dancer is associated with the first half of autumn. The Dancer's domain is music, free thought, anarchy, and love.

The Thistle

The Thistle is associated with the second half of autumn. The Thistle's domain is the harvest, bounty, wine, and storms.

The Serpent

The Serpent is associated with the first half of winter. The Serpent's domain is politics, drought, moneylending, and assassins.

The Chalice

The Chalice sits in the northern sky, and is associated with the second half of winter. The Chalice's domain is wealth, feasting, secrets, and death.