The Blade of Arandus intro:
The Isanar, the Gods of Siros
The gods, known as the Isanar, are divided into four groups or generations. The three major groups are the Ise, the Isani, and the Isanuse; the fourth, lesser, group is the Isanushar.
Īse, meaning “first” (the Shapers, The First Ones, The Elements): The first five bings and shapers of the world. The are the personifications of the different primal aspects or realms that make up the world. The Isani, Isanuse, Isanushar are all descendent from the Īse.
Ky, the Sky
ÄŞma, the Earth
Az, the Sea
ÄŞmnar, the UnderworldÂ
Mon’oni, the Great Void (space)
Isani, meaning “divine” or “holy” (Children of the Shapers, The Old Gods, The Divines): The Isani are the direct spawn of the Īse, parents to most of the Isanuse and progenitors of the Isanushar and man. They rule over the world the shapers created, the elders usually holding dominion over a realm.
Solandus, Isanisaris or First King of The Gods, Heir of the Shapers, “Ruler of All Below Him, God and Man”, First Fallen, God of The Sun, Kings, Warriors, Justice and Fire.
Anwe, Queen of The Gods, Goddess of the Moon, Peace, Family, Motherhood and Compassion.
Oni, The Usurper, Isanisarnath or Last King of The Gods, God of the Void and Envy.
Sofos, God of Widsom, Scholars and the Arts.
Mokur, God of The Sea and Water, Azsar or Sea King.
Amala- Goddess and Guardian of Beasts.
Urmis- God of Harvest and AgricultureÂ
Dosubran- Goddess of Death and Guider of Souls.
Okadis- God of The Underworld, Death, Blacksmiths and Stone.
Isanuse, meaning “children of the divines” (The New Gods, Children of The Divines): The Isanuse are the children of Isani, and other Isanuse with Isani. They make up the bulk of the pantheon and are either the parents or ancestors of the Isanushar.
Arandus, (Solandus + Anwe) God of War, Fortune and Thieves, Conquerer of Siros, Heir of Solandus and Shapers.
Torsu, (Solandus + Anwe) God of Love, Beauty and Compassion
Iaasa, (Solandus + Anwe) God of Mischeif and Magic
Luwyn, (Solandus + Anwe) God of the Wind and Luck
Jorr, (Oni + Anwe) the Hunter-Goddess and Guardian of Oru’kai
Bulugoba, (Oni + Anwe) Goddess of Chaos
Nyror, (Oni + Anwe) God of Sorrow & War
Rosiag, (Okadis + Dosubran) Goddess of Tortured Souls
Esna, (Okadis + Dosubran) Goddess of Just Souls
Supan, (Oni + Dosubran) God of Dreams
Rossu, (Sofos + Rosiag) God of Peace, The Red God
Vojamarsi, (Sofos + Wyna) God of Travelers and Freedom
Urlya, (Urmis + Amala) Goddess of Nature, Flowers, Insects and Spring
Usimar, (Urmis + Amala) God of Nature, Fruit and Wine, and Autumn
Urn, (Urmis + Amala) God of Nature, Trees, Birds and Summer
Ukirus, (Urmis + Amala)Â God of Nature, Winter, The Frost God
Imak, (consort of Mokur) Queen of the Sea (mermaid) (but she was actually an injured dolphin that Mokur saved, don’t worry you’ll def get that scene)
Alon, (Mokur + Imak) God of Sea Storms and Sailors.
Alek, (Mokur + Imak) God of the Deep and It’s Monsters (a kracken)
Wyna, (Mokur + Imak) Goddess of the Shallows, Rivers and Lakes.
Olnran, (Oni + Amala) King of Beasts, the “All-Alpha” (giant black lion)
Wochi, (Oni + Esna) Goddess of Illusions and Memories
Leli, (Oni + Esna) A giant golem
Isanushar, meaning “divine future” (Half-Gods, Demigods, Magic Beings): The Isanushar consist not of gods, but beings descendant of the gods with power greater than that of man. Magic users like the elves, those with god/human parentage, and extremely powerful sorcerers who have been diefied. Technically Luwyn and his family can be considered Isanushar.
