Hallistar

### Aliases

The Planeshaper, He Who Innovates, Eldaron's Sculptor, The Second of the First, The Visionary God, He Who Creates

## Depicitions

### Avatar Description

A pale blue skinned gentlemen with long silver hair, wearing a cloak that constantly changes colour

### Symbol

A crown of laurels with each leaf a different colour

## Affiliations

### Open Worship

No

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Hallistar is the Supreme God of Creativity. Known as the Planeshaper, Hallistar's vision of led to the formation of Eldaron into how it is known today; he defined the cosmology, and formed the planes with his own hands. Inspiration flows through him like blood; his ability to create and innovate is unparalleled.

## Hallistar's Influence

Like all the remaining Supreme Deities, Hallistar is no longer an active participant in the divine rulership of Eladron. He left to the edges of the universe with Noe, their current whereabouts unknown.

### Hallistar's Goals

As with his location, Hallistar's current goals are unknown. The departure of Hallistar and Noe is a topic that has caused scholars and theologians great confusion; Hallistar, as supreme god of creativity, should not be able to shrug his desire to create, yet there is no evidence of him continuing his craft. This has led to two prominent theories; either it is possible for supreme deities to fundamentally change their nature and Hallistar has done so, or that his creations are bound to his current location, perhaps even an entirely separate universe.

### Divine Relationships

Hallistar is looked fondly on by the Pantheon of Kalix; not because of who he is, but for what his work resulted in. It would be almost unfeasible for Kalix to establish control of the universe if the planar cosmology did not limit the influence of non-divine beings.

General consensus is that Hallistar's closest relationship was his friendship with Fandalgorn. The two supreme gods viewed each other as brothers, having worked together to emerge from the First and their collaboration throughout the early history of Eldaron. The closest of their relationship has lead to some suspicion towards Hallistar, however, with some extremist sects believing that Hallistar planned to destroy mortal life along with Fandalgorn, but decided against it out of cowardice.

Hallistar was beloved by Shendali, with Hallistar seeing Shendali as a sister. He crafted the Material Plane as a gift for Shendali to have somewhere to create the first mortals. Shendali accepted this with great gratitude and was always willing to help Hallistar when necessary.

The relationship of Hallistar and Noe is one of great mystery; sources never suggested a close relationship, despite Noe's domination of the primal forces of the universe giving Hallistar's planes purpose. Yet, when they left the Greater Deities to rule, they left together. This clearly suggests a deeper companionship that the sources suggest, which has caused a great amount of theorising in scholarly communities. However, no breakthroughs have been made.

Hallistar has conflicted views on Wydrivil. On one hand, death makes space for new innovation, but on the other hand, true creativity should be appreciated for eternity and death brings an end to that. Still, the two deities had very little interaction and do not possess a significant relationship.

## Worshipping Hallistar

Hallistar is not openly worshipped; open worship of the Supreme Deities is generally looked down upon in the reign of the Pantheon of Kalix. However, cults of Hallistar do exist and are usually left to their business, on the fringes of society but never fully ostracised.

Hallistar's cults, like Hallistar's works, take a variety of appearances and stances on the god. First and foremost are the Hands of the Planeshaper, a cult of various creative sorts, who believe that divine inspiration can come through the worship of Hallistar. The more eccentric Cult of Infinite Vision were a sect that split off of the Hands of the Planeshaper, who possess the view that any inspiration that does not come from Hallistar is false inspiration, and thus deprive their senses as much as possible to limit this 'false inspiration'. Finally, the Order of the New World believe that Hallistar has created an new, perfect universe and that Hallistar is testing the creativity of mortals; those who can invent a means of travel to Hallistar's new universe will be accepted with open arms into an eternal paradise.

## Myths of Hallistar

Hallistar's myths are highlighted in The Creation of Eldaron; the most prominent being his emergence and the creation of the planes.