Evander
Evander is the god of gates and fortifications and is most often called upon during the construction of buildings, particularly castles. Worship of Evander is surprisingly widespread, particularly among masons, military engineers and their workmen. Evander demands respect from those who would call upon him, requiring sometimes-lengthy rituals to ensure his beneficence, but he is stalwart in his opposition to the forces of evil.
Evander is perhaps most strongly aligned with his son with Majestas, Sarpedon. Worship of the two is almost inextricably linked among castle guards. Evander's greatest enemy is Enosigaois, particularly in the latter god's aspect as the god of siegecraft.
Evander |
God of Gates |
Descriptive Info |
Gender: Male |
Avatar: Urtun; Vauned |
Consort(s): Majestas (though he was tricked into lying with Alcina) |
Allies: Baelthor, God of the Earth (father); Galea, Goddess of Victory; Gyges, God of Thunder (brother); Majestas, Goddess of Law; Mulciber, God of the Forge (brother); Pavor, God of Travel; Ptharos, God of Air (Grandfather); Sarpedon, God of Guardians; Virtus, God of Courage (brother); Vortumnus, God of Chivalry. |
Foes: Enosigaois, God of Earth; Podarge, God of Destruction and Drowning |
Spiritual Info |
Rank: Major |
Nature: Ordered |
Ethos: Benign |
Major Influence: Gates |
Minor Influence(s): Engineering, Iron, and Thresholds |
Spheres: Earth, Divination, Protection, Judgment |
Dwelling Place
Stielescylf, the Steel Tower, high on the plateau of Brycgweard in the tablelands of Ninshagur on Anadimtu.
Doctrine
No information available on the doctrine of Evander
Mission
No information available on the mission of Evander
Geography
No geographic information available on Evander
History of the Church
No historic information available on Evander
Organization
No information available on the Organization of the Church of Evander
Religious Practices
No information available on the religous practices of the Church of Evander
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