The Celestial Gods
The Celestial Gods Omna and Ovra are the creators of The Corporeal Plane, and the benevolent all-powerful forces who preside in The Celestial Plane. They do not intervene in mortal affairs, and only manifest in The Corporeal Plane through the power of the Sunstar Omna and the Moonstar Ovra, which revolve around each other in perfect harmony at each opposite edge of The Myriad. They act to provide the power for their children, The Elemental Gods, who are governed by The Corporean Gods(Gods of the Corporeal Plane) to maintain the order of life. Those who live righteously in the service of love, law, and order, are able to cross to their eternal paradise, Exaltis, in The Celestial Plane after death, as determined by the judgement of Azemzes.
Ovra and Omna are worshipped by many lawful good creatures throughout The Myriad, and those who follow their ways are granted entrance to the paradise of The Celestial Plane upon death, as judged by Azemzes, the God of Death. Particularly in the region of Nar, The Celestial Gods represent the highest order of purity and good, and it is seen as the duty of the people to observe and enforce the values of morality in their service.
While Omna and Ovra are the supreme representatives of The Celestial Gods, there is also a hierarchy of Divine Seraphim who operate on The Corporeal Plane plane on their behalf. These beings were created as a response to the emergence of The Infernal Devils & Demons seeking to overpower the Celestial powers on The Corporeal Plane. The Divine Seraphim are equivalent to Demigods and are sometimes called Angels or Saints. These beings are extremely powerful, and are second only to the Gods and The Infernal Devils & Demons on The Corporeal Plane.
The Supreme Celestial Gods
The Divine Seraphim
As Omna and Ovra manifest the power of the Celestial Plane through their radiance as the Sun and the Moon, they maintain the lifeforce of the Corporeal Plane. The planets themselves are as seeds that they have planted in the Myriad. Likewise, moons of these planets are classified as Celestial Gods and Goddesses, and are equivalent to cosmic eggs, which draw power from the Celestial Plane to incubate the lives of mortals. Additionally, certain mortal beings have achieved Saint Status, and some are believed to be sent by the Celestial Gods, to manifest their will. Examples of these are Joveus Oathur, Vala Zari, and Lumini the Scribe. Other beings, such as Galaseph the Narwhal, are thought to be protectors of the Fey Realms that have been appointed directly by the Celestial Gods. Certain mortals, such as the powerful mage Bremelin, seem to be on the cusp of Godhood, but have not been accepted as divine, and persevere in mortal forms although they seem to be immortal.
| Name | Function | Primary Followers | Alignment | Avatar Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Saint Joveus Oathur | Celestial Patron of the Lawful Good humans | Citizens of Nar, the Knights of the Octagram | Lawful Good |  |
| Galaseph | Celestial Narwhal, protector of Lawful Good magic creatures | Sea creatures, Fey, Followers of the Celestial Gods | Lawful Good |  |
| Lumini the Scribe | Ancient Celestial Priest who wrote The Tome of Lumini | Narin Priests and Scholars | Lawful Good |  |
| Opza | Celestial Moon of Myricosa/Ollra | Quenians, Blood Magic Mages, Moon Worshippers, Shapechangers | Lawful Good |  |
| Seeden | Celestial Moon of Decimar | Moon Worshippers, Farmers | Lawful Good |  |
| Havenmere | Celestial Moon of Oktis | Aasimar heralds, Flying Creatures of Lawful Good Alignment | Lawful Good |  |
| Hextares | Celestial Moon of Duodra | Luck-seekers, those who seek protection from curses | Lawful Good |  |
| Saint Vala Zari | Prophet of the Quen Vala (Elves) | Quenians, Qzari Mystics, Lawful Good Priestesses | Lawful Good |  |
| Umbraxis | Outer Moon of Cenra, lone habitat of life preventing Cenra from the Void | Petitioners of Azemzes, who seek to influence the judgement of the dead | Lawful Good |  |