The Eight Scribes

Also known as the Eight Stars, the Eight Scribes are eight creatures from legend that became the eight stars in the sky. They are what the days of the eight-day week are marked by. While not Gods, they are Chosen of the Stars and are believed to have held immense power in life.

### Soliam

* The Leprous Prophet, the Gold Star of Hope.
* Soliam was believed to be as prophet with failing flesh. Despite knowing his own fate was upon him, Soliam travelled the land to gather and share stories. His day of the week, Soliam, is the first and the last.
* It is considered lucky to start or end things upon this day.
* His star represents respect and pity.
* Represents health and atrophy.

*"We live and die in the shadows of Gods, and so we shall tell stories so we too can live forever."*

### Jomuer

* The Waking Guardian, the Amber Star of Promises.
* His day of the week is used for deliberations, deals and choices.
* His star is associated with patience and awareness.
* Represents purpose and folly.

*“You must be above all others, but you must stand with them and kneel before them, for kindness is the mark of the great.”*

### Golthani

* The Oathtaker, the Crimson Star of Passion.
* If a battle is to take place on a Gol, many believe it will be remembered forever.
* His star is associated with anger and destruction.
* Represents impulse and bravery.

*“To earn your death is the greatest wish any of us could hope for. Die standing.”*

### Moltes

* The Virgin and Witch, the Emerald Star of Courage.
* This star was shackled, but by her own will.
* Her day of the week, Moltes, is often used for competitions and settling grudges.
* Her star is associated with madness and delight.
* Represents pain and pleasure.

*“Give no inch and spare no quarter. Know when to bend and know when to bite.”*

### Luvoscloric

* The Lorn Scholar, the Violet Star of Wisdom.
* Regarded as the first magister and explorer, the fifth day of the week, Luvos, is a day when many might share what they've learnt in recent days.
* His star is associated with secrets and suspicion.
* Represents desire and discipline.

*“It is simple to learn, but sharing that knowledge is the greatest honour of every scholar.”*

### Orezzhon

* The Exiled Judge, the Azure Star of Justice.
* Known as a justicar, the sixth day of the week Orez is used for trials and executions.
* His star is associated with vengeance and retribution.
* Represents oath and abandon.

*“Let justice be done though the world perish.”*

### Ha'ubik

* The False Jester, the Colourless Star of Chaos.
* Regarded as a trickster and charlatan, the seventh day of the week Ha'ub is used for celebrations.
* His star is said to represent struggle and success.
* Represents chance and whim. He is worshipped by gamblers and risk-takers often.

*“Do what thou wilt.”*

### Triestati

* The Blessed-Born, the Silver Star of Unity.
* Regarded as the first cleric and possibly paladin, the eighth day of the week Triesta is devoted to the Gods and their celebrations.
* Her star is associated with magic and miracles.
* Represents loss and longing. She is the guiding light so the dead may find Gevrauche.

*“The things you love will save you.”*