Vahaun

Known as Tyr in Falandria. God of righteous war. Vahaun is the least of the four great gods. Vahaun is the god of the army and of the city guard. Even as a god of war Vahaun seeks to avoid battle. Worshipers of Vahaun does not see war as a good thing in itself, but it may be the best solution. All use of violence must be regulated. It is vital that all who wage war, or indeed perform any kind of violent act, have the right do to so. If all feel they have a right to use arms, then chaos and civil war will ensue. Those of noble birth are bound by a code of honor to use weapons with restraint. The king, the nobility and the ranks of knights have a special obligation to abide by this code thereby making it unnecessary for others to take up arms. The army and the city guards should be paid well and monitored closely. It must be obvious to all who may and who may not carry arms.
When war must be waged, then it is the duty of the Vahaun priesthood to point the finger at the guilty part. It may happen that two countries declare war on each other, none being more in the right than the other. If so, then the war must be conducted with as few casualties possible inflicted on those who are not part of it. Plunder must never happen as a part of a war. The priests of Vahaun must use their influence to make the warring parties make agreements that will make it possible for the conflict to be solved with minimal casualties. The priesthood of Vahaun put duels in high regard. Vahaun epitomizes fair play and individual courage to protect others in war and other types of combat. Honoring your word is also crucial to the worshipers of Vahaun. For these reasons paladins and many orders of chivalry are dedicated to Vahaun. Vahaun sometimes appears as Pallas Athene. Holy day September 27th in Losada.