The Warrior
The Warrior is the god of battle, sacrifice, and duty.
They are not the god of victory.
They are the god of standing when retreat would be easier.
Names Across the Land
- Common Name: The Warrior
- Animalis (Solisan): Anhur
- Northern (Barbarian): Tyr
Across cultures, the Warrior is honored not for conquest, but for resolve.
Beliefs and Teachings
- Strength exists to protect others
- Oaths matter more than survival
- Leadership means bearing the cost
- A lost stand can still be a holy one
The Warrior does not promise triumph.
They promise purpose.
Worship
The Warrior is worshipped openly and practically:
- In barracks
- At watchtowers
- Before marches
- Over fallen shields
Prayers are short.
There is work to do.
Clergy and Temples
The Warrior’s clergy are often veterans.
Many are wounded. Some are broken.
Temples double as:
- Fortresses
- Training grounds
- Memorial halls
Weapons are kept clean. Armor is mended, not discarded.
Common Sayings
- “Hold the line.”
- “Stand fast.”
- “I swore.”
Relationships Within the Pantheon
- The Father commands; the Warrior executes
- The Reaper ends the fight; the Warrior decides how it is fought
- The Lover gives reason; the Warrior gives cost
The Warrior does not seek death.
They simply refuse to flee it.