Oserian

Oserian is considered the chief of the gods. He encompasses the sphere of justice and all that is good. Oserian rules over the Plane of Elysium, taking the souls of the honorable and those with personal strength into his realm. Oserian is the head of the pantheon of Hymorian Cult and the monotheistic deity of the Church of One.

Hymorian Cult
Worship of Oserian dates back to the time of Old Hymoria. Oserian is depicted as a powerful warrior with a full beard and long hair. His holy symbol is that of an eagle, which perches on his shoulder. In some myths, this eagle is his son, Eidros.

Oserian is revered by all in Hymorian Cult, seen as the patron of all mortals. Oserian teaches that all should be just and fair, and be concerned for the welfare of their fellow mortals. Those who perish in service to Oserian, and have upheld his ideals, are welcomed to live with him in Elysium for eternity.

The Church of One
The Church of One formed after the dissolution of the First Arterian Empire. This reformed religion believes that all the gods of the Hymorian Cult pantheon are merely aspects of the same god: Oserian. The Church of One teaches that Oserian encompasses all that is good and all that his bad, with his darker aspect known as Sheomoth. He is the creator of all things and the destroyer of all things. Those who earn Oserian's respect prosper; those who gain his ire also gain his wrath.

The Old Ways
In archaic religions, Oserian is known as the Sky Father, a being associated with glory, honor, and power.