Tog-Gor

Tog-Gor , The Three Headed

Gor is the god of the dwarves. He is depicted as a massive construct with three interchangeable heads. Each of these represent a different aspect of the dwarven culture.
Or-Gor represents the dwarves cultural aptitude and desire for mining and finding precious metals and gemstones.
Cra-Gor represents the dwarves unmatched skill in building and weaponcraft.
Fa-Gor represents the dwarves fighting ability and their tenacity in battle.

Divine Domains

Gor is the god of the dwarves. He represents what the dwarves value most, as he had shaped them in his image: mining, battle and crafting.

Physical Description

Body Features

He is depicted as a massive construct with three interchangeable heads: Or-Gor, Cra-Gor and Fa-Gor. Each head is said to represent a separate aspect of his power.

Facial Features

Or-Gor

Both eyes are made of Angstar, a jewel only found within his demi-plan in Haven. It is said that Angstar is the brightest and most beautiful of all jewels. The rest of his face is made of marble, with the veins being dark black. His mouth is forever closed in an expresionless line.

Cra-Gor

This face contains 2 sets of eyes. Each of these eyes are is made of a separate precious jewel: ruby, saphire, emerald and topaz. His mouth is molded into a broad smile.

Fa-Gor

Both his eyes are made of simple silver. If you look closely, however, you will see that on them there are an infinite amount of battle scenes carved. Each one so intricate and detailed that you could swear it was an image torn directly from the battle itself. His mouth is forever shaped in a scream.

Divine Classification

God

Realm

Haven

Honorary & Occupational Titles

The Three Headed