Oemis (oh mis)
God of the Grave, Funerals and Soil Oemis (a.k.a. Om)
Oemis' colours are grey and light brown and rules Acheron. His animal is a raven.
Divine Domains
Grave, Nature
Divine Symbols & Sigils
Grave stone and the soil around it
by WolfofWinter
Tenets of Faith
Part of a Journey is the End
In a way, mortals are special because they are blessed with death. There is no life without death, no story without a conclusion. Ultimately, we’re all going to the same place--what matters more is how we get there, and the path we choose along the way. Destiny Arrives All the Same
Fate works in mysterious ways. Great or small, good or ill, sought or resisted--destiny comes for us all. Nevertheless, we choose to be the best versions of ourselves--to aid our friends, save the innocent, and respect all life. In doing so, we may become destiny ourselves. Embrace the Unknown
There is no greater unknown than death--and so, if we can overcome our fear of death, we can overcome trepidation about any great mystery in the world. Some questions may be unanswered, but we can still live our lives peacefully and honourably in the face of forces larger than ourselves. Enemies of Necromancy
Grave Clerics, more than any other Domain, have a vicious hatred for the undead. The passage into death is a sacred moment--a crossing of a threshold that cannot be broken. Undead are blights upon the world, desecrations of body and soul that must be destroyed without question.
In a way, mortals are special because they are blessed with death. There is no life without death, no story without a conclusion. Ultimately, we’re all going to the same place--what matters more is how we get there, and the path we choose along the way. Destiny Arrives All the Same
Fate works in mysterious ways. Great or small, good or ill, sought or resisted--destiny comes for us all. Nevertheless, we choose to be the best versions of ourselves--to aid our friends, save the innocent, and respect all life. In doing so, we may become destiny ourselves. Embrace the Unknown
There is no greater unknown than death--and so, if we can overcome our fear of death, we can overcome trepidation about any great mystery in the world. Some questions may be unanswered, but we can still live our lives peacefully and honourably in the face of forces larger than ourselves. Enemies of Necromancy
Grave Clerics, more than any other Domain, have a vicious hatred for the undead. The passage into death is a sacred moment--a crossing of a threshold that cannot be broken. Undead are blights upon the world, desecrations of body and soul that must be destroyed without question.
Divine Classification
Deity
Religions
Alignment
Lawful Neutral
Realm
Church/Cult
Year of Birth
999999992 BES
1000000142 Years old
Spouses
Irais
(Wife)
Siblings
Pronouns
He/Him
Sex
Female
Gender
Man
Presentation
Androgynous
Eyes
Grey
Hair
Long, dark brown
Skin Tone/Pigmentation
White
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