Biography
For every door that opens, a journey awaits.
Doras is the deity of opportunities and adventures, a divinity who once sought their own journey across the various known realms. They aimed to find the secrets of
Great Magic, knowing full well of capabilities that it could provide.
After searching for it for thousands of years, they discovered it at their journey's end. A hidden passageway that would lead an individual to the very core, that could perhaps even lead to the understanding of Great Magic.
However, this would come at a great cost. Once the door to the realm where Great Magic lies is opened, it would subsequently close off the door forever to others. Potentially destroying the flow of
Mana in the lands that Doras had lived through.
Discovering this blunder, Doras decide in lieu of obtaining Great Magic solely for themselves, they declared to bear the burden of their mistake. They would remain in between the doors in stasis through a contract with
Chronos.
To this day, Doras remains steadfast between the gates of Great Magic. While temporarily inanimated in a state of stagnation, their spirit remains strong. Awaiting one day of a fellow hero to save him from his plight.
Information
Edicts: Seek adventure and journeys, Always Protect passageways, Act as a guide for others, Entering through doors, Protecting your home even if you're far away.
Anathema: Staying stagnant and remaining in one place for too long, preventing narrative or physical passage to others, Using a non intended gate as a door.
Follower Alignments: Any, Except CE.
Area of Concern: Adventures, Narratives, Taverns, Doors, Protection, Homes.
Region of Influence: Global.
Follower Count: Few.
Devotee Benefits
Divine Ability: Strength or Constitution.
Divine Font: Harm or Heal.
Divine Skill: Athletics.
Favored Weapon: A Spear or Lance.
Domains: Ambition, Duty, Freedom, Protection, Travel.
Symbol: A Gate or door being opened.
Divine Intercession
This diety doles out punishments or rewards its followers often with smaller inconveniences/conveniences.
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