Minos
Minos, known as Minar in some southern regions, is one of the more popular deities, enjoying both a large clergy and following among the merchant class of most cities. Politically powerful, Minos is one of the younger gods and is often viewed as too interested in material gain by more philosophic deities. He is favored by his father, Pavor, God of Travel, and enjoys a close alliance with Vitulus, God of Cities.
Despite his commercial interests, Minos encourages his worshippers to be fair in their dealings, though a contract is considered inviolate regardless of how fair it is. Because of this, Minos is often at odds with Amphitritus, who often covets the Merchantlord’s political and economic power, as well as his own mother, Bellona, who encourages theft and trickery as a means to amass one’s fortune.
| Minos |
| God of Commerce |
| Descriptive Info |
| Gender: Male |
| Avatar: Minar; Treliste of the Golden Hand |
| Consort(s): None |
| Allies: Adrasteia, Goddess of Rivers and Streams (paternal grandmother); Baelthor, God of the Earth (paternal great-grandfather); Furinus, God of Wine; Gyges, God of Thunder; Innus, God of Friendship; Pavor, God of Travel (father); Terpsichore, Goddess of Language; and Vitulus, God of Cities. |
| Foes: Amphitritus, God of Greed; Bellona, Goddess of Wealth (mother); Britomaris, Goddess of Thievery; Clementia, Goddess of Mercy and Taltos, God of Water. |
| Spiritual Info |
| Rank: Intermediate |
| Nature: Harmonious |
| Ethos: Agathocacological |
| Major Influence: Commerce |
| Minor Influence(s): Contracts, Mercantilism, Teamstering |
Servants
Doctrine
No information available on the doctrine of Minos
Mission
No information available on the mission of Minos
Geography
No geographic information available on Minos
History of the Church
No historic information available on Minos
Organization
No information available on the Organization of the Church of Minos
Religious Practices
No information available on the religous practices of the Church of Minos
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