Gods of Ozne

# THE GODS OF OZNE

There are seven gods of Ozne. Once every seven years, they meet at Mt. Ozne for the “Reconvening of the Gods''. An extra day is added to the calendar year and taken to celebrate the reconvening. Every seventh reconvening of the gods takes place in the Ethereal Ice Cave on Frost Reach Island. Some Keepers of Ozne can be found here that protect the cave, although it is a much less popular pilgrimage destination because of its harsh climate. All seven gods are considered to be siblings as they are all the children of Mt. Ozne.

## The Seven Gods of Ozne

### Ozamnus

Ozamnus is the God of Climate and Weather. He is notably very temperamental and emotional. His temperament stems from his strong passions and stone hard will. Many farmers worship Ozamnus for plentiful rain for their crops. Sailors and other seafarers are popular worshipers of his as well, praying for calm weather while at sea. Ozamnus is a Woennii man frequently depicted as an explorer or adventurer.

### Enok

Enok is the God of Fire and War. He is an angry and powerful god. Many see Enok as an evil god, and his worship is very controversial, however, his power is idolized by some. Enok is mostly worshiped by soldiers and warriors, praying that he look over their battles and grant the warriors and soldiers some of his power. Enok is often depicted as a traditional Ozbe warrior wielding an ancient Ozbean War Axe and suited up in heavy armor.

### Zoen

Zoen is the God of the Sands. She is the oldest, and is known for her resilience and perseverance, even through the toughest of challenges. Zoen is also known for being incredibly clever, finding solutions to problems that no one else could. She is most popular among the poor, as they pray to Zoen to help them with their hardships. Zoen is also worshiped by intellectuals in their endless quest for knowledge. Travellers also commonly pray to Zoen for her aid in overcoming any obstacles in their travels. Zoen is said to be the origin of the Yeonza people. She is frequently seen in merchants robes and has a donkey companion.

### Zanuneon

Zanuneon is the God of the Mountains. He is very stoic, and known for his strength and toughness. Zanuneon is often worshiped by leaders, looking to his strength to inspire those who they lead. Elders also frequently pray to Zanuneon, that he may share his strength to not let old age wither away at their bones. Zanuneon resembles a large Zaen man, and is often depicted with a pickaxe and other mining gear.

### Ozu

Ozu is the God of Water. Ozu is considered a very merciful and elegant god. They are also known as the God of Forgiveness, which makes Ozu popular among criminals hoping to escape harsh prosecution. Religious leaders and the most devout believers are common worshippers of Ozu, looking to learn from Ozu’s kind nature and their unending forgiveness. Ozu is an androgynous Zaneonan in simple robes. Some artistic impressions of Ozu show them in beggars rags or very little clothing at all.

### Bonna

Bonna is the God of Fauna. She is notably very wise. Bonna likes to share her wisdom, making her popular among teachers. Parents are also common worshipers of Bonna, seeking guidance on how to teach and raise children. Bonna is depicted as an Aeni woman frequently surrounded by farm animals and wild life. Occasionally you'll find Bonna in her personal library.

### Zenna

Zenna is the God of Flora. She is very calm and understanding. Zenna is the youngest of the gods. She is the negotiator and mediator between all the other gods when there is a disagreement. She is often the deciding factor in decision making. Zenna is a generally unpopular god. Many see her as weak, or say that she doesn’t stand for anything. Zenna is perceived as a Zoannan wearing traditional Zoannan clothing. She is often carrying or guarding a journal of sorts.