Alshin

Alshin, also known as the Golden Lord, is a Light god, and a god within the Tyrranean Pantheon of Gods.
Worship of Alshin is usually found in mercantile cities and towns.
Alshin is very similar to the Izirian god Alshah.
== Themes ==
Alshin is the god of commerce and trade. Shrines to him can be found in market squares and business hubs. He is the soul of the market, and represents the exchanging of goods for mutual benefit.
However, Alshin is also the god of greed, and embodies the desire for greater wealth and power. Despite this, he despises theft and deception, and only condones accumulating wealth through shrewd haggling and business decisions.
Alshin loves extravagance and displays of wealth.
The symbol of Alshin is a set of scales.
== Mythology ==
=== Placement in the Pantheon ===
Alshin is the son of Aldin and Aysa. His sisters are Ardella and Alyssa, and his brother is Annor.
=== Depiction ===
Alshin is usually depicted as a golden-skinned overweight man in regal clothing, sat upon a pile of gold and jewels. He wields a golden sword in one hand, and a set of scales in the other.