Chronos

Chronos, the god of time, lingers as a whisper in ancient texts and faded histories. References to his worship appear fleetingly, a forgotten deity shrouded in mystery. Evidence suggests he was revered in the vassal state of Aethal, once part of the Menedynn Empire. The circumstances surrounding his demise are entirely unknown.
Despite the passage of millennia, Chronos' shrines still possess a potent energy. Offerings left within crumble to dust within seconds, a testament to the power that flows through these sacred spaces. In rare instances, supplicants receive visions – glimpses of the past or the future – in exchange for their offerings.
Many believe Chronos perished long ago. However, whispers persist that this enigmatic deity may be more than meets the eye. Some posit a forgotten origin, a truth hidden beneath the layers of time.

Physical Description

Identifying Characteristics

Statues depicting Chronos portray a tall figure cloaked in a hooded robe, feathered wings outstretched. He grasps a scythe, a symbol of mortality, and an hourglass, representing the relentless passage of time.

Titles:

Lord of Time;
The Historian;

Divine Classification

Dead Power and Aspect of Labelas Enoreth

Alignment

Neutral

Aligned Organization

Menedynn Pantheon

Aspects/Aliases

Labelas Enoreth

Home Plane

Unknown

Subservient Deities

None

Portfolio

Time

Domains

Dream, Knowledge, Magic (Arcane, Rites), Rune

Symbol

Hourglass filled with hourglasses

Worshippers

Sages, Historians

Worshipper's Alignments

LG	NG	CG
LN	N	CN
LE	NE	CE

Holy Days

None

Gender

Masculine