The First Order
The First Order is a group of gods that are both good and evil that had abandoned Xelia before the Calamity. The First Order consisted of Annam All-Father the god of giants, Bahamut the deity of good dragons, Bane the god of tyranny and war, Eldath the goddess of nature, Kelemvor god of death, Sol the sun god, Talona evil goddess of death, Talos god of storms, Tiamat the evil goddess of dragons, Tyr the god of war and justice, and Waukeen the goddess of wealth.
There is very little known about them due to most texts about them were destroyed when the World's Library was turned to ash during the Calamity. All that is known are stories and sigils that have been passed down through the ages. Very few people worship these gods, the most notable is the Gregar Dynasty. As a result of that, it has made the dragon gods Tiamat and Bahamut the only gods of The First Order with the most knowledge about them.
Not all but few that worship The First Order have a very strong stance against The Divine Nine. They often believe that the gods of The Divine Nine are a pale imitation of the "True Gods." Those that have this stance often pray for their gods' return and wish for The Divine Nine to leave. Although these worshipers have a very strong stance and love for their gods, they hardly have their own churches, idols, or books for these gods. The only place you can find such things is in the Gregar Dynasty, but are only that of Bahamut.
There is very little known about them due to most texts about them were destroyed when the World's Library was turned to ash during the Calamity. All that is known are stories and sigils that have been passed down through the ages. Very few people worship these gods, the most notable is the Gregar Dynasty. As a result of that, it has made the dragon gods Tiamat and Bahamut the only gods of The First Order with the most knowledge about them.
Not all but few that worship The First Order have a very strong stance against The Divine Nine. They often believe that the gods of The Divine Nine are a pale imitation of the "True Gods." Those that have this stance often pray for their gods' return and wish for The Divine Nine to leave. Although these worshipers have a very strong stance and love for their gods, they hardly have their own churches, idols, or books for these gods. The only place you can find such things is in the Gregar Dynasty, but are only that of Bahamut.
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