Taremtis

Taremtis is the god of creation. He possesses the powers to create new material things such as lifeforms, organisms, minerals and substances. Taremtis was instrumental in the creation of the material plane of Cintias.

Taremtis has a younger brother named Verdagh, god of the greenskins, beastmen and mutation.

Since the beginning of The Age of Division, Taremtis has remained in exile, locked away by the other gods in a realm known as the Stripped Plane. Robbed of his divine powers to create, Taremtis' existence is one defined by solitude, bitterness and madness.

## Taremtis' Sin

Prior to The Age of Division, Taremtis was the most powerful of the gods and viewed Cintias as his playground, creating new lifeforms and organisms that now inhabit the plane. Taremtis would become increasingly bored by his creations, leading him to create more interesting creatures. At first he created the elves, shaping them in his own perfect image. Growing bored of his perfect would go on to creating the other humanoid races. Whenever Taremtis grew bored, he would turn to creating a variety of monstrosities and beasts, causing disorder in Cintias. Having become disillusioned in the world he created, Taremtis decided to unleash hell and created his ultimate monstrosity; the beast known as Damoriaex, a beast so powerful that no mortal could stop it. The beast would go on to annihilate any society crossing its path, destroying the lives of millions and laying waste to once great empires and societies.

Seeing the chaos Taremtis had unleashed upon Cintias, the once apathetic and self-absorbed gods knew they could not ignore the destruction. They gods gathered and urged Taremtis to stop his destruction. In a spiteful move, Taremtis created another beast named Galgoroth, an even more powerful and terrifying beast, which Taremtis unleashed on Cintias. This crossed a red line among the other gods who went into a coalition against Taremtis and faced him in a divine showdown. Taremtis would be defeated by the combined strength of the gods and he was imprisoned on the desolate Stripped Plane which he has not left since. The gods then interfered in Cintias and slew Damoriaex and Galgoroth. Seeing the error of their ways, the gods met in council to decide how to prevent another catastrophe from happening. The Divine Law of Division was established, which dictates that each god must keep to their own divine plane and never again set foot in Cintias.

## Worship

Worship of Taremtis remains a highly controversial topic due to the Sin he committed. Before The Age of Division, he was the most highly revered god amongst the elves who viewed him as their creator. Ever since unleashing hell upon his elven subjects and plunging them into a dark age where their societies would be replaced by other races, the elves have had a conflicted view of Taremtis, now viewing him as both their creator and their destructor. Some elven societies have gone as far as to prohibit any worship of Taremtis due to the bitterness felt after Taremtis' sin.

Fringe cults exist that worship Taremtis. These cults are split into two camps. The first camp of cults worship Taremtis as the Creator God who brought life into Cintias. The other more controversial camp worships him as the destructor who cleansed the lands of the decadent societies of the past, bringing in a new age where new societies could arise. It is not uncommon for those who worship him as the Destructor to yearn for a return of Taremtis who could once again cleanse the world of decadence and unjust societies and bring in yet another new age.

## Appearance

Taremtis takes the shape of a tall slender humanoid being with long thick red hair reaching down as far as his feet. He possesses a light golden brown skin, has eyes of gold and long pointy ears.