Ordus

Ordus is the god of structure. He created the bones of the world, the different laws and interactions that make it function in a predictable manner. Often, he will be depicted in myths as a leader: rigid and strong. His strongest influences is in Ebbensile, but he is regularly worshiped all across the Broken Earth by architects, craftsmen, and political figures. Due to his efforts to bring all the gods together in the creation of the world, he is credited with impressive conflict resolution and impressive drive to bring a project to completion.

Appearance
Ordus' physical form is often depicted as a burly dwarf. Ebbensile, strongly populated by dwarves, likely do so to feel a sense of physical connection to the god. There is an exaggeration of traits held in high esteem by the race, such as a preposterously long and full beard and calloused, dirty hands. There are no confirmed instances of him truly visiting the physical plane we occupy, however. Some would call it heresy to try to depict him, while others call it common sense.

Relationships
While his leadership skills are often touted, Ordus does not seem to currently maintain a strong relationship with many other deities. He is often obsessed with his work to the point that he is not heard from for long stretches of time. Additionally, Ordus has a bit of a temper. Arguments seem to arrive quickly and escalate just the same. He does, however, have a celestial marriage with Philopie. She calms his rage and brings out the best of his work. Their creations are often credited like group projects, as they work together to create sounder reasoning.

Those who pray to Ordus often find his responses to be subtle and simplistic. He does not rely on symbolism, and his worshipers can generally always tell when a prayer is being answered. Ordus does not often use written or spoken language to communicate, but does so with action.

Preferred Alchemic Properties
Conjuration | WIS + | STR +

Disliked Alchemic Properties
Evocation | WIS - | STR -

Common Myths
Birth of the Moon

The Race of Creation

Gifts of the Deities