Bamir, God of Strength

Bamir's "birth" into the universe can be traced back to the moment of cosmic forging, a moment where the universes forces were clashing against each other. This caused an immense energy vortex which later coalesced into Bamir. This immense strength of power and clashing gave him his powers as well.
Only Niphena, Goddess of Magic knows the legend of Bamir and how he used his cosmic strength to declare his position in the universe. However the two didn't always get along when it came to matters of the universe, Niphena focusing mainly on her magic and Bamir wanting to do things straightforward and with strength.
Bamir was also often in conflict with Veldar, the two never seeing eye to eye on things due to the different nature of the cosmic powers they were influenced on. Honor versus trickery, and the two clashed many times throughout the ages.
The first records from mortals date back to the very first scriptures on walls and caves, where a large figure bestow the knowledge of war upon them. However war wasn't the intention for the knowledge, but for the mortals to be able to fend of dangers that might endanger them. As time went on more cultures across the world revered Bamir and his way, with strength to move forward and deal with issues head on.
One race were more influenced than others on the world, the giant race, almost only revered Bamir as their sole god. It's said that he created the giant race himself, in the very image of himself and bestowed upon them the very might to break the world. They were born in the most rugged and hostile place on the world and got their resilience from birth.

Teachings

The follower of Bamir try their best to follow some kind of teaching, anything from valor in battle, protection of the weak, disciplined use of power and also the more controversial strength above all. It depends on who you ask and where you are when these teachings are applied.

Festivals

There are a couple of ways the followers of Bamir celebrate him, they have a festival of might where warriors engage in physical contests to demonstrate their own strengths as well as the more somber remembrance of the fallen, where the fallen gets remembered and honored.

Related gods

Luloda, Goddess of Conquest, in a battle against Veldar that Bamir was winning, the essence of Luloda sprawled out. Luloda has since been lingering in the world and gotten followers that worship her during great conquests and victories.
Furnark, God of Craftsmanship, in the search for a mighty weapon that could withstand the cosmic forces that Bamir used to fight with, Furnark was created. He's since then become the god of craftsmanship, and was the one that created the iconic war hammer that Bamir is depicted wielding.
Prolur, God of Destruction, during one of the most extreme display of force, Prolur was birthed into the world. Now he personifies the destruction that accompanies war, as well as the raw unchecked power of chaos that can arise from conflict. Prolur is one of the gods that has a dark aspect and gets more powerful the more destruction that happens.
Thyn, God of Hatred, with war and fighting emotions fly hot and one of the stronger emotions that can arise from a defeat is hatred, and that's what happened when Thyn got created. After a humiliating defeat against Veldar, Bamir felt the emotion of hatred. Now Thyn alongside his brother Prolur, ventures the darker aspects of the races that live on earth. Feeding and drawing power the more hatred that exist.