The Faceless Moon

Overview

The Faceless Moon, a Divine Glyph, stands as the solemn judge of death, a reflection of the Sun Flame's vibrant existence. In the cosmic order, it is the guardian of souls departed, ushering them into the realm beyond mortal life.

Domains

The Faceless Moon's dominion is the realm of death, serving as the conduit through which all souls must pass upon departing the mortal coil. It guides the departed with its ethereal light, illuminating the path to their final destination. Moreover, the Faceless Moon symbolizes the embodiment of lost wisdom, tending not only to souls but also to forgotten ideas, preserving them in the annals of cosmic memory.

Incarnations

The Facless Moon itself is considered the original incarnation of the Glyph, a celestial body that watches over the world and illuminates the dark of night. Despite its comforting glow and the semblance of a face visible during the night, after death, the moon is said to appear faceless, serving as a poignant reminder of its role as the impartial arbiter of souls.

Worship

Worship of the Faceless Moon is rare, primarily due to mortals' inherent fear of death. Temples dedicated to its veneration are sparse, but humble shrines occasionally dot the wilderness, erected by those who hope to commune with the realm beyond. Devotees of the Faceless Moon often wield Moonflame, a chilling fire that bears the mark of their patron. These worshipers perceive it less as a malevolent entity and more as a fair and impartial judge, guiding souls to their rightful destinations with solemn dignity. Ravens, known as the moon's companions, are often sighted near its shrines and are regarded as auspicious symbols among its followers.

Type

Metaphysical, Elemental