Maralina: Goddess of the Hunt, Archery, and Womanhood. 

Known across the plane as Maralina, The Wolf Goddess, Queen of the Hunt, The Wild Rose, The Scarlet Hound, The Red Blossom, The Storm, and Archer of Fate. Daughter of Zatolen and Mealis. Mother of the Daughters of the Wolf. 

Her Symbol is The Huntress’ Moon: A Bow framing the curved crescent of a moon with two arrows knocked to form a sideways V for the Five siblings of the Isles. 

Maralina is tall and built like a predator. Lean muscle all built for the sudden chase and quick kill. She has long grey hair like the pelt of a great wolf, she has emerald eyes and elongated canines. She carries herself with the confidence most mortals and gods can’t match. 

Maralina is fierce with the confidence of an Apex predator. She is fire, she is energy, she struggles against stillness. She has never met anything she or her family could not break. Many things that thought they could hurt Zatolen’s little girl have ended up as heads mounted on a wall. She grants her Divine Servants augmented senses, the ability to take the forms of predators, form natural weapons, and bless arrows. 

Kayin: God of Character, Agriculture, and Manhood. 

Known across the plane as Kayin, The Bear God, The Father, The Sustainer, The Calm, and The Hearth Shield. Son of Zatolen and Mealis. Father of the Sons of the Bear. 

His Symbol is The Warrior Scholar – An open book with its pages threaded through a five-prong pitchfork. A woodaxe and battle axe cross behind it. 

Kaylin is a wall of a man. He is rippling scarred muscle draped in the pelts of hundreds if bears bound in bronze rings. A bronze breast plate covers his chest and thick tufts of fur and hair cover his body where visible under his floor-length beard. 

Kaylin is a ring of stones around his sister Maralina’s fire. He is calm and caring. Patient. Where Maralina leads with passion Kaylin guides with wisdom. He is all that remains when a boy goes from fiery youth to manhood. His divine servants can sooth beasts, speak to animals, aerate soil, conjure seeds, and enter statis. 

Korrel: Goddess of Bonds, Alchemy, Pride, and (Inherited Domain:) Invention 

Known across the plane as Korrel, The Fox Goddess, The Maiden of Magic, The Alchemist, The Apprentice, The Moonlit Dancer, and The Friend Maker. Daughter of Zatolen and Mealis. Mother of the Daughters of the Fox. 

Her Symbol is Ascension– The Three Moons of Ithia Azure, Saffron, and Maroon arranged in a Triangle. A shooting star rises in the middle ascending with a delicate V on it. 

Korrel is delicate, she is pale as porcelain, bright orange hair ending in white tips, and a inhuman beauty. She wears clothes of layered blues, yellows, and reds in honor of the moons. Sometimes she’s portrayed in the thick clothing and signature mask of the alchemists marked only by her hair. 

Korrel is shy, humble, and appreciates the knowledge of others. She is the pride in taking care of oneself and working to be even better. She seeks to learn from gods and mortals alike and shares her own teachings with those willing to learn. She avoids confrontation when able but when cornered or others are on the line, she will tear out the throats of those who threaten her family. She grants her divine servants insight, stabilize potions, empower potions, help bolster social bonds, impassion people in their work and hobbies and grant divine muse to the lost and bored. 

Ogrell: God of Murder, Gladiators, Murder, and Kinslaying.  

Known across the plane as Ogrell, The Bull God, The Kinslayer King, The Minotaur, The Savage God, The Gore God, and The Bloodsport. Son of Zatolen and Mealis. Father of the Sons of the Bull. 

His Symbol is black rough circle burned into its medium like his mother burned away his symbols and his flesh. Often painted with the blood of those who’ve been savaged by his mad followers. Gladiators worship the Bulls Head – a V shaped bull’s head on a shield. 

Ogrell is all muscle, massive, a bull head on a man’s body, frothing lips, and mad eyes.  He wields a great axe in one hand as big as Kayin’s head. His skin is burned black from his Mother who seared the flesh of his being down to his divine essence when he killed his sister Selimara. 

Ogrell is all brute force to Kayin’s wisdom, all madness to Maralina’s passion, all impulse to Korrel’s knowledge. Betrayed by Daltmot who blinded and deafened the seers. He is driven by guilt from Mire’s lies and madness from Haltheris’ schemes. Ogrell was turned against his family and in his fall, he turned against the world. Most of his servants are not coherent enough to use blessings, and he’s too far gone to grant them. 

Selimara: Goddess of Grace and Hope. 

Known across the plane as Selimara, The Rabbit Goddess, The Divine Grace, The Lost Hope, The Remembered, and The Buried Daughter. A Daughter of Zatolen and Mealis. Deceased. 

She never had a chance to make a symbol having died as a child. 

Selimara was a small child when she died. Little reached the mortal world about her save she liked bunnies. 

Selimara was sorrowful and shy. Calm but capable of bursts of sudden and energetic joy. She was meant to balance her siblings. She was a balance between the stone calm of Kayin and wildfire of Maralina. She died too young to develop a following or organize her gifts to the mortals below.