Misngrat
Goddess of Fire and Heat
Misngrat is a High God in Torana's godly pantheon who rules over the realms of fire and heat.
Divine Domains
Misngrat rules over the domains of Fire and Heat. All things that have fire or involve heat are under her jurisdiction.
Divine Symbols & Sigils
Misngrat's diving symbol is an image of a staff with a flame on top and a scale below it.
Tenets of Faith
Cult of Misga's Justice
I will serve as a beacon of light to bring those who fear obtaining justice into Misga's light.
Physical Description
General Physical Condition
Misngrat is a muscular and agile god who is always in peak physical condition.
Apparel & Accessories
Misngrat follows the Celestial custom of single-linen clothing to cover what is deemed unclean. She wears a crown that marks her ownership of her realm. All vassal gods below her also wear smaller, less-ornate versions of this crown.
Specialized Equipment
She carries a staff with a crystal embedded in the center of it. It was created by Kramot to give her command over her domain's element to perform creation-, destruction-, or combat-focused tasks.
Mental characteristics
Personal history
Misngrat has always seemed to take a backseat to the godly politics of Torana unless they directly affected her. Unlike Urgot or Gladat, she only did what Kramot asked of her and nothing more.
Early History
Misngrat was created by Kramot who needed somebody to oversee the creation of new land and also manage the temperature opposite to Urgot, who controlled cold weather. He early duties were to control the heat of the newly made universe so that it did not cook everything in existence. Then, she was tasked with creating volcanoes that rose from the corpse of Sinusat. These created new land and some even remain after she left Torana following the Second Uprising.After Creation
After Creation, Kramot rarely called on Misngrat for anything except in cases where Husot was too cold in Husedlir. In many ways, this angered her because her perceived lack of utility and generally soft-spoken nature were viewed as detrimental qualities in the world of gods. So, when it came to the First and Second Uprisings, Misngrat took a step back and watched the gods fall. In reality, Misngrat was not mentioned in the original epic because she never left Torana with the other gods. She left on her own and made her own journey among the stars.Accomplishments & Achievements
MIsngrat, despite being otherwise un-utilized in the world of the gods, was responsible for many creations and advancements.
Fire
Misngrat gave the first fire to Toranans. Primitive tribes formed in the later portion of the Early Demic Period and she provided them with the knowledge of fire via lightning that struck nearby trees.Justice
In the past, many cultures viewed Misngrat as a secondary Goddess of Justice. While Kramot would be considered the God of Order, this order does not always equate to justice. Misngrat, despite her raging domain of fire, was frequently the most judicious of all the gods, potentially more judicious than Kimasot.Personality Characteristics
Motivation
Misngrat is motivated by her desire to remain indifferent. Even in a world as complex as the world of the gods, she made it her priority to remain neutral by means of staying far away from godly politics. Even Kimasot, viewed by many as the most neutral of the gods, did not stray from godly politics as much as Misngrat had.
Representation & Legacy
Fire is continuously worshiped on Torana for the strength and representation of justice it represents. Torana, even in its post-Deic period, still has cults dedicated to "Misga's Justice"
Divine Classification
Goddess
Current Status
Somewhere in the galaxy created by Kramot
Species
Church/Cult
Age
Immortal
Birthplace
Torana
Family
Children
Pronouns
She/Her
Sex
Female
Gender
Woman
Presentation
Androgynous
Eyes
Dark red, slitted
Hair
Black, long, curly
Skin Tone/Pigmentation
Pale white, soot blemishes and burns
Height
8 feet 4 inches
Weight
Weightless
Aligned Organization
Name Etymology
Misngrat is a combination of the Celestial root misngr /mɪsɛːŋɹ/ (fire) and the feminine honorific suffix -atRemove these ads. Join the Worldbuilders Guild
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