Prometheus

The god of friendship, courage and challenge. God of adventurers and adventure and of a second chance. Prometheus is a young deity seeking a place among the established gods. The creed of Prometheus is not known in details, as there is no real priesthood. Draco Lich is the only known champion of Prometheus. The fundamental gospel seems to be that everything is possible if you dare. Every human holds within itself immense potential waiting to be realized. One should not accept injustice, and if you do not have the strength to change things right away, then the gods have made it possible to achieve something outside society. Any man or woman brave enough can form his or her destiny through adventure. In this way you can change society for the better  if you break out and do wondrous acts. Monsters and violent forces of nature are not punishments from the gods, they are gifts from the gods to ambitious men. In the course of adventure, friendships are tried and forged many times over. In that way the freed man is re-united with his fellow men, but in a voluntary fashion based on equality mutual interdependence. The creed does not insist that all men must break out and work for change, only those that are called. Indeed Prometheus, as He is presently interpreted, does not encourage disruption of society, only that each person examines himself and acts upon what he sees. This may mean being the best carrot farmer ever, or it may mean picking up a sword and go look for the nearest dragon. Though worship of Prometheus is still telling tall tales at the local inn, it is now also accepting ones destiny, a process that a Prometheus priest can help you do. As one cynic has remarked, it is a rare god whose priests does not welcome coins in the temple. Even though this new ‘moderate’ creed has made Prometheus accepted among the other priesthoods, it is definitely not popular among the ruling classes. However, adventurers flock to its temples, seeking healing in exchange for fanciful stories of monsters. Though these temples may be hard to find, as Prometheus temples are rare, numbering mostly shrines, but a number of inns and taverns have patrons who get together in Prometheus' honor to tell each other tales of their exploits. The most noteworthy of these temples is for obvious reasons placed in Kangrisorn, hastily erected on the third-uppermost tier (which indicates that Prometheus is not an established god).
No holy day is known. Symbol: A man and a woman fighting a (red?) dragon on top of a mountain (rarely seen), a broken chain or link,