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The Nine

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“Nine Curses, Nine Keys,
Nine Eyes that do not see.

Nine rulers, Nine words,
Nine cries that go unheard.

Nine plagues, to bless thee,
nine gods to bow or flee.

Nine Wings, nine beaks,
Nine stones that do not speak.”

She Who Weeps

  • Goddess of sorrow, pain, despair, hopelessness, loss, compassion, love, agriculture, fertility.

  • She was the mother of the one who became the “Bound God” and helped shape him into a weapon against the Primordials. Later, she also aided in his imprisonment amidst tears and screams of despair.

  • Symbol: Folded hands and a teardrop-shaped amulet.

The Silent King

  • God of emptiness, silence, peace, final rest, infinity, the stillness of death, sleep, untouched nature, natural balance.

  • It is said that when everything returns to ash, dust, and silence, when the screams fade away, the Silent King will smile.

  • Symbol: A moonlit, silent lake, covered in mist.

The Bound One

  • God of destruction, hatred, chaos, rage, violent ends, natural disasters, war, subjugation.

  • Before the time of mortals, even before the gods, the Primordials created reality, the universe, and matter. The Primordials represent chaotic, incomprehensible, vague concepts and aspects of reality and the immaterium. When the still young gods finally grew strong and saw the endless possibilities of the universe, they became greedy, jealous, and filled with fear, sparking an unrelenting, endless, brutal war for supremacy. Eventually, the gods decided to pour all their negative emotions and destructive aspects into one being, a vessel. The son of “She Who Weeps” and the “Burning Judge,” young, strong, full of potential, became the weapon that turned the tide of the war. The gods ultimately won, but they were too weak to kill their creation. Instead, they wounded and bound him. To this day, the Bound God sleeps in chains, in agony, full of hatred, eternally struggling, ever ready to break his bonds and annihilate the universe.

  • Symbol: Broken chains.

The Shattered Queen

  • Goddess of storms, madness, fragmentation, nightmares, dreams, destiny, Wisdom, mortality.

  • The Shattered Queen embodies the broken nature of reality and the mind. She whispers secrets and confusion through dreams, driving mortals to madness through forbidden insights. She is the one gazing at the stars and spinning the wheel of destiny.

  • Symbol: A broken mirror under a sea of stars.

The Warden Of Shadows

  • God of shadows, secrets, deceit, cunning, fear, the hunt, oceans.

  • The Warden of Shadows is both protector and manipulator, preserving secrets and hiding those who wish to remain concealed. He uses fear for control and influence, his presence felt in the hidden corners of the world and the secrets of the ocean depths.

  • Symbol: A shadowy figure shrouded in darkness.

The Burning Judge

  • God of justice, order, vengeance, fire, purification, wrath, craftsmanship, smithing, combat, war.

  • The Burning Judge is an unyielding enforcer of divine justice. He is the father of the Bound God, but unlike “She Who Weeps,” he remains stoic, cold, and merciless. His fiery wrath is feared. Smiths and craftsmen invoke his mastery over fire, viewing their work as a form of purification and creation.

  • Symbol: A flaming sword.

The Passionate Duett

-Gods of passion, fertility, love, jealousy, hatred, duality, revenge.

  • The Passionate Duett consists of two young gods who act as a pair, representing two sides of the same coin. Their relationship is intense and filled with both passion and conflict. They embody love and hate, fertility and jealousy, sex and revenge.
  • Symbol: Two interlocking rings, A rose and a bloody dagger.

The Gilded Magnate

  • God of Commerce, Merchants, Greed, Ruin, Civilisation, Ambition, Debt and the Sun

  • The Gilded Magnate is the patreon of the ambitious and wealthy, the embodyment of the rise and ruin of civilisation. Be it beggars, merchants or lords, The Magnate is the hope for more, a better life, the chance to satiate the greed.

  • Symbol: A broken coin, one side golden, one side rusted.

The Herald of Change

  • Goddess of Healing, defiance, mutation, evolution, growth, undeath, fluidity, invention, unpredictability, oceans, rivers, tides.

  • The Herald of Change embodies the ceaseless motion, change, and transformation of existence. Nothing is eternal and everything is in flux. All plans and goals are at the whim of the waves. Nothing is set in stone, not destiny, not even death itself.

  • Symbol: A tree standing in a flowing river.

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