Vanadon-Necroth

Vivens liber mortuorum

James Haeck

In ancient times, the scribe Vanadon served the goddess of the dead and protected her endless Necroth, - her Book of the Dead - a massive tome which, thanks to Vanadon's diligence, bore the names and final words of all creatures who ever have died and who ever will die. Vanadon served her goddess dutifully for centuries, but even the servants of the dark lady of death are mortal, and their lives end in time. Unwilling to face the end Vanadon simply refused to perish. She consumed the Necroth, and took its power into her own body transforming herself into the Living Book of the Dead.
Without the source of her power the goddess of death faded from existence leaving Vanadon-Necroth to fill her place as the new goddess of the dead.

Divine Domains

God of the dead, the after life, fate, and prophesy

Divine Symbols & Sigils

An overflowing goblet

Tenets of Faith

Death comes for all in time.
To fight death is to fight fate; and to fight fate is to lose.

Holidays

Samhain
The day that the boundaries between this world and the next are weakest

Divine Classification

God

Religions

• Filii Fati

Realm

Beatha an Nathair

Church/Cult

Filii Fati