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From a scroll describing the realm of '''Vahin''', the Protector: | From a scroll describing the realm of '''Vahin''', the Protector: | ||
<blockquote>''While it is unknown how long Vahin has chosen to affect the mortal realms, many | <blockquote>''While it is unknown how long Vahin has chosen to affect the mortal realms, many stories exist implying He has watched over all races since the first mortal repressed another. Almost all small villages tell tales of some unidentified hero that rescued a "nearby village" from bandits, then left before thanks could be given, or names could be requested. Many variations of the tales exist, instead of villages saved some speak of mysterious benefactors bringing to light an unjust law, or helping bring inspiration to a despairing leader.''</blockquote> | ||
stories exist implying He has watched over all races since the first mortal | |||
repressed another. Almost all small villages tell tales of some unidentified | |||
hero that rescued a "nearby village" from bandits, then left before thanks | |||
could be given, or names could be requested. Many variations of the tales | |||
exist, instead of villages saved some speak of mysterious benefactors bringing | |||
to light an unjust law, or helping bring inspiration to a despairing leader.''</blockquote> | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
Revision as of 13:29, 7 January 2017
From a scroll describing the realm of Vahin, the Protector:
While it is unknown how long Vahin has chosen to affect the mortal realms, many stories exist implying He has watched over all races since the first mortal repressed another. Almost all small villages tell tales of some unidentified hero that rescued a "nearby village" from bandits, then left before thanks could be given, or names could be requested. Many variations of the tales exist, instead of villages saved some speak of mysterious benefactors bringing to light an unjust law, or helping bring inspiration to a despairing leader.
History
His first appearance is thought to be with the Dunestrider, inspiring in Him the holy rage that made Him a legend, leading later to founding the guild of the Justicars. He acted as their Patron for centuries. His more notable followers took the path of Law, and acted as impartial judges for any who would ask, regardless of affiliation or belief. The followers of Vahin could be identified by searching for those that bear His symbols: a lion, a shield, or mace and blade crossed.