The Seraphim
The Gods of Rivaazlin
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The Pantheon
The Seraphim are an essential part of Rivaazlinian life. The most worshiped and respected among them are the Original Trinity, Zynterra, Somnan, and Lughad.
The Voidbloods, Seraphim who equally spawned from nothingness, would court this Trinity, resulting in the births of the Triblood Seraphim. And with each generation, more Voidbloods mysteriously appear to court the Tribloods. After millennia, the Seraphim have grown from three to over thirty in number, with each Seraph reigning over three to four domains.
Many Seraphim walk the mortal world, as they are social beings. Many seek friendships beyond their small number. It is far from unusual for one to meet a God in their lifetime.
The Conclave
The Queen of the Seraphim, Zynterra, disappeared two thousand years ago. Her brother Somnan took up the mantle of Regent. Somnan believed the Allmother was frustrated with the state of the world, and blamed herself. Ever since, he has used his Regency to hone the world to her liking.
The most significant of these changes was the Conclave. Zynterra had disliked the intervention of Seraphim in mortal affairs, and so Somnan proposed a new system to the Gods.
Now, if any God intrudes on the domain of another, they find themselves 'in favour' to that God, beholden to their will. This sees a God rarely act outside of their domain, for fear of being made to work against their own interests by another.
The Original Trinity
The Triblood Seraphim
The Voidblood Seraphim

Feidhleamad, the Broken Artist
God of Art, Heartbreak, and Betrayal

Vána, the Eye of Eyes
Goddess of Love, Family, Truth, and Curses

Róa, the Tamer of Storms
Goddess of Sailors, Ships, Navies, and Duelling

Omnil, the Unyielding Yielder
God of Agriculture, Fertility, and Chastity

Aetr, the Twister of Tongues
God of Knowledge, Language, and Secrets

Tul Nerad, the Twister of Tales
God of Tales, Alcohol, and Inns

Uren Ka, the Sunweilder
God of Light, Fire, Day, and Smithing

Therenides, the Springhunter
God of Arcana, Cosmology, and Exploration

Dissero, the Archon and Architects
Goddess of Civilisation, Architecture, and Nobility

Malenov, the Holy Rogue
God of Luck, Crime, and Foul Play

Áthas and Brón, the Players
Gods of Theatre, Communication, Celebration, and Mirth

Raucilia, the Blightbringer
Goddess of Pestilence, Undeath, and Slaughter

Yvathim, the Warkiller
God of Peace, Oratory, and Strategy

Vexas, Venator Ludorum
God of Sport, Hunting, and Competition

Ryll and Phask, the Contrariad
Gods of Reflection, Recognition, and Duality

Paxim, the Empyreate
God of Discipline, Legislation, and Security

Medanar, the Modemaker
God of Beauty, Fashion, and Serenity











