Udhran

Udhran, the Thunderer, whom valor pleases, is a fierce and combative god who is widely worshiped by the people of Thelbiron (whom Oritheans call barbarians). He cares nothing for good or evil; he despises the weak and timid, but admires the strong and willful. The Thelbirs believe that he dwells on a gigantic mountain in the uttermost north; that he grants courage and fighting spirit to those who can make use of it; and that he welcomes the souls of brave warriors who died honorably in battle. 
His cult is much rarer outside Thelbiron, but some gladiators and pit fighters in Orithea also offer prayers to Udhran; it is likely that Thelbir slaves sold into the gladiatorial rings of the south introduced his worship to their fellow fighters. One might occasionally also encounter a free warrior, most likely a hard-bitten mercenary or amoral adventurer, who venerates the Thunderer. Such men are likewise apt to have been acquainted with his cult via contact with gladiators (or ex-gladiators) who ultimately learned it from Thelbir slaves.   
Sages consider Udhran one of the Aiyu-Thani, or young gods, but his origins are mysterious. Some speculate that he may have once been a mortal warrior of tremendous prowess who somehow attained immortality and ascended to the ranks of godhood. The Thelbir cult of Udhran is unconcerned with such matters and says nothing about from whence he came.
Eagles and condors are considered sacred animals of Udhran, along with panthers and other great cats. Stone amulets depicting a stylized image of such an animal, and/or one of several different runic glyphs associated with the god, may be worn as holy symbols by his devotees. Such iconography is also often worked into weapon hilts, personal ornaments such as torqs and arm-rings, etc.