Katrinix The Intervention Laws are a set of rules laid down by the elder dragons upon the realsation they could effect the course of the world even after ascension.Kat-rean-ix
is a cruel and malevolent being, hatred born tens of thousands of years ago still burns within, every action she takes is a means to an end and that end is always borne from hatred of the metallic dragons. Her followers are granted terrible powers, for which they pay a huge price, unpayable by some so she consumes them for failure, spitting forth a Spidron, half spider half humanoid abominations. Once the most powerful chromatic deity; that title has since passed her by, but she still wields a tremendous power. When the other dragons signed the
Intervention Laws
she flew into a rage, declaring she would not be ruled by those she considered inferior.
Her first act of revenge was to use her divine power to whisk away a huge portion of Elfinihiar's elves and use her power to dominate their minds and remove all of what they were and replaced it with a thirst for power, and she has ever considered all the other elder dragons her enemies.
Deity Portrait | |
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Katrinix Symbol: | |
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Her self-stylised symbol contains reference to her domination of those that worship her, and to her blood price taken as payment for her blessing. |
Coveted by clerics and sorcerers, feared by the others, all Nelvari know the symbol from an early age. | |
Orders of Katrinix | |
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Order of the Hidden Veil | The Inner Circle |
Katrinix has followers across the globe, all manner of races and from all regions, although the Nelvari are the largest individual group that dedicate to her, they are just a fraction of the overall number. It's only the Nelvari that see her as her true self, other races see her as a powerful entity that offers any who worship a divine connection. One thing her followers have in common is their desire or requirement to be underground, large cities of Nelvari reside under each region of the world, and those followers that hide their allegiance within other settlements often use the underground areas for their activities.