Thallos

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Thallos, god of strength, encourages his followers to be strong in body and mind, willing to accept and overcome any challenge. He is strangely democratic in this belief, in that the strong should rule, regardless of heritage or title. His clergy tend to be small but influential in most lands, but are extremely prominent in Halgard, where Thallos is the national patron. Worshippers vary from laborers who seek to improve their lot in life to military commanders willing to accept the challenges of war. Though Phemos, God of Sport, is an ally, the friendly competitions between the two are legendary. Thallos’ gravest enemy is Ruminus, God of Disease, and to die of disease in one’s own bed is considered the worst of deaths to Thallean worshippers.


Thallos’ mother, Pelactere, Goddess of Rage, tricked Virtus, God of Courage, into lying with her intending to give birth to a god who would serve her, but Thallos rebelled against his mother, which has put their respective followers at odds.

Thallos
God of Strength
Descriptive Info
Gender: Male
Avatar: Balukor the Brave
Consort(s): None
Allies: Baelthor (paternal grandfather), Kratos, Ladon, Mulciber, Ophion, Orestea, Phemos, Selene and Virtus (father).
Foes: Pelactere (mother), Phlegethon, Polydorus, Ruminus, Stheno and Zephyrus.
Spiritual Info
Rank: Intermediate
Nature: Anarchistic
Ethos: Agathocacological
Major Influence: Strength
Minor Influence(s): Challenges, Sport and War

Depictions

Statues and art of Thallos, unsurprisingly, depict him as muscular and fit and often naked, though in the former Imperial lands of Aurea he'll often have a breechcloth or perizoma for modesty. He has a full head of curly brown hair, a clean-shaven face and bronzed skin.

Symbols

The holy symbol of Thallos is a closed fist, usually made of steel, often terminating in a cross.


Doctrine

No information available on the doctrine of Thallos


Mission

No information available on the mission of Thallos


Geography

No geographic information available on Thallos

History of the Church

No historic information available on Thallos

Organization

No information available on the Organization of the Church of Thallos



Religious Practices

No information available on the religous practices of the Church of Thallos

 
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