Vata
The Court of the Earth
The Vata are the rulers of the plains. Their citizens value swiftness and strength. They worship the earth god, Bori, and the wind goddess, Azuli. During the autumn harvest, the vata celebrate Idizav, the bounties that the wind and earth have provided them.
- Bori: God of the earth - Bori is the god of the earth, and is often related to stone, crystals, metals, and earthen materials. He appears dwarf like, yet large. He is stout, and bearded. He often wears heavy armor upon his body, and carries a mace. His voice is gravelly, and while he can have a temper and a stubborn resolve, he is also kind with a hearty laugh.
- Azuli: Goddess of the wind - Azuli is the goddess of the wind and is related to wind and air. She appears elf like and slender and has long flowing blond hair that seems to constantly blow with an unknown breeze. Azuli can seem unfocused, and her voice is light with a gentle laugh. She often wears flowing dresses that move delicately in the wind.
Ventri
The Court of the Sun
The Ventri are the rulers of the jungle. Their citizens value power and growth. They worship the sun god, Apollo, and the nature goddess, Ioni. During the week of the summer solstice, they celebrate Enaes, in thanks for the longer days and the growth of plants.
- Apollo: God of the sun - Apollo is the god of the sun and is also associated with light and fire. He is a strong African with glowing yellow eyes. He has stubble upon his face, and a laugh that seems to light up a room. He has a fiery temper, and is fierce, yet he is kind to those he loves, and laughter sparkles in his eyes.
- Ioni: Goddess of nature - Ioni is the goddess of nature and is associated with plants, new life, and reproduction. She appears as a Native American woman with emerald green eyes. She often has flowers in her hair, and birds dancing around her. She is playful, yet gentle, and holds wisdom in her eyes.
Vasta
The Court of the Moon
The Vasta are the rulers of the mountains. Their citizens value loyalty and stamina. They worship the water god, Lazin, and the moon goddess, Freya. During the winter solstice, they celebrate the northern and celestial lights, and have aptly named it “The Festival of Lights.”
- Lazin: God of the water - Lazin is the god of the water and is related to the ocean, streams, lakes, rain, and other forms of water. Sometimes he is also related to the weather. He has tan skin, flowing white hair, and brilliant blue eyes. He is as unpredictable as he is regal. He carries a mighty air about him, and has a roaring laugh.
- Freya: Goddess of the moon - Freya is the goddess of the moon, and is also associated with the night sky, stars, and planets. She works with the water god to keep the season in check, and the changing tides of the ocean. She has pale skin, and raven black hair. Her eyes are a crystal blue, and they glow in low light. She wears flowing silks, and is calm, quiet, and gentle, yet powerful..
Amarna
The Court of the Spirit
The Amarnans are the rulers of the islands. Their citizens value knowledge and creativity. They worship the god of mystery, who is both male and female, and is called “Asiri.” During the spring, they celebrate, Aeremür, the festival of new life, growth, and the inspiration of learning.
- Asiri: God of mystery - Isiri is the god(dess) of mystery and is neither and both male and female. They are associated with wisdom, knowledge, and creativity, and are thought to be the creator of all things including the other gods and goddesses. The forms Asiri takes on vary, but they most commonly appear as a large white dragon with iridescent scales. Their eyes are full of depth and wise, and they often speak in a powerful, yet mysterious tone.
The Wilders
The Court of None
The Wilders are rulers of the desert, and their values and beliefs vary widely. They are most commonly outcasts or refuse to fit into societal norms. It is not uncommon for a wilder to choose a life of crime or piracy.