Aonn

Aonn (pr. ey-on) is an Airth deity responsible for the creation of Airth as well as the advancement and preservation of the magical arts.{{Deity|History & Relationships = ===History=== Aonn created the world, and was active in it until the imprisonment of Yith Shoggoth

Relationships
Husband of Arziel, with whom he fathered Tyrian and Torrhen. Aonn is intimate with Selvenos, with whom he created Bardanther.|Dogma =Aonn, the Lightcaster, the most high. Thought of as the most powerful and best of the deities by those who follow righteous paths, but with sadness for he never responds to prayers. Still, people practice magic, creation, learning, and more in his name. It is important to worshipers that everyone remember that even though he's not actively making his presence felt, he still is the creator and god most high of Airth. |Prayers = Prayers are offered to Aonn with the caveat of knowing that if he does act, it will be undetectable. Good and Neutral wizards send him their thanks for breakthroughs in magic.

A simple prayer/swear might be "I paid him Aonnic attention." A more devout one might be "Aonn, may my life in your service help to rid the evil from this world."|Quests = One might strive to create a new spell, build a shrine, or seek to bring light to the lives of others. More complex quests would be to fight back against evil, such as Yith cults, or demon worshipers.|Temples = The temples of Aonn are grand affairs. They stand tall over the surrounding buildings and landscape. The entrances are columned with a long pathway flanked with mosaics depicting the history of Aonn and the world. The temples generally host magical workshops where wizards from all around can gather and research and craft new spells and magic.

The temples tend to be made of white marble and decorated with gold. These colors are used to depict the good and lawfulness of Aonn and the purity of his creations.|Clerical Training = The clerics of Aonn pride themselves on their knowledge and understanding of all laws. Those that govern people and those that govern magic. They spend much of their time in contemplation on how laws influence the lives of people and how magic works within its constraints.|Rites = The rites and rituals of Aonn very on the caster and the intent. The common folk tend to invoke only the simplest of rites, those involving prayers and payment.

For Judges and court officials, rites can become more intricate. Many judges will cast minor to intermediate rites that ask for them to keep a clear, unbiased mind while preceding over the court. Or to ask Aonn for guidance during trials so that they may make the best decision in the eyes of the law.

Wizards and those who study magic will invoke rites to expand their mind and magic to reach deeper understanding. The rites that affect the mind are more dangerous and only the most determined or foolish attempt these major rites.}}