Dragoul. God of Light, Family, and Remembrance. 

Known across the plane as Dragoul, The Lord of Lights, The Familiar, The Remembered, The Vigil, The Last Rites, and the Lamb. 

Dragoul is a member of the Fated Crown, The Gods of Mercy, The Gods of Wisdom, and Gods of the Mind. 

Holy Books: The Book of Crowns.    

Dragoul the twin brother of Kuraw formed when the blood of Paladar and Na’Tally bound together and created new Gods. Dragoul is remembrance, the recorder of the dead. He keeps a ledger of the dead and the lives they lived.   

His Symbol is Darkbane – A lantern keeping back the dark atop open tome. 

When active on Ithia, Dragoul’s celestial body is the Light in Dark a Star that emits a low but powerful light that gives just enough light to see at night. It can penetrate deep down granting heroes light enough to see even in the bowels of the earth. 

Dragoul’s divine plane is a study with a sprawling library. Here Dragoul records and stores the lives of every creature that lived and died. It is a solemn place one part cabin one part crypt.  

Dragoul does not maintain any artifacts. 

Dragoul is emaciated, corpselike, broken, a god bound in bandages and splints for his shattered body. His wings are sheared off and the stubs cauterized. He moves with twisted limbs with the ruins of shackles attached to his wrists and ankles. 

Dragoul is calm, quiet, and dedicated to his causes. He is a stoic God broken by the world and having taken up the task with recording the lives and deaths of every being to grace the world. He remembers every child born to the world and ensures that everyone knows that their remembered. He grants his divine servants the power to remove curses, banish outsiders and undead, protect corpses from necromancy and decay, create light, weaponize light, recall living memories of the dead, and bless bandages preventing disease and scars.  

Dragoul is worshipped in small household shrines, in the heart and minds of those left behind. He is a quiet god who disdains the vanity and loudness of his fellow Gods and forgoes temples and large gatherings. He accepts quiet prayers and the act of keeping up traditions and memories of the dead.  

Dragoul’s Values.  

Pillars (Virtues)- Remembrance, Family, Friends, and Light. 
 

Columns (Vices) – Lost History, Betrayal, and Darkness. 

Dragoul does not maintain any holy orders.