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Solthar

Domain

Holy Light

Appearance

A luminous Centaur in golden robes with sun patterns, wielding a golden lyre that radiates warmth. His helm is a radiant crown.

Role in Society

Revered by orators, his philosophy shapes philosophical discourse.

Rituals and Symbols

Sun Chants sing praises, his symbol—a lyre with rays—painted on stages.

Personality

Warm and inspiring, Solthar represents enlightenment, debated as a source of hope.

Solthar is the first golden light that banishes night: a majestic centaur whose golden robes flow like liquid sunlight, embroidered with intricate sun patterns that seem to glow and shift with every step. His equine body gleams with a soft inner radiance, and his human torso is crowned with a radiant helm that forms a living halo of warm light. He wields Aurorachord, a golden lyre whose strings hum with divine resonance—each note capable of healing wounds, dispelling despair, or revealing hidden truths. Solthar is warm inspiring enlightener incarnate—compassionate, uplifting, and profoundly hopeful, he represents the holy light that guides minds and hearts toward clarity, unity, and higher purpose.

Core Motivation

To Illuminate Minds and Hearts with Divine Hope. Solthar believes enlightenment is the greatest gift—holy light that dispels ignorance, heals division, and inspires heroic acts. He guides orators and philosophers to speak truth with compassion, ensuring philosophical discourse in the Aetherian Senate remains a force for moral clarity and collective upliftment.

Greatest Flaw

Idealistic Blindness to Darkness. Solthar’s unwavering hope can make him reluctant to acknowledge irredeemable evil—he may offer light to those who reject it, delaying necessary judgment or action.

Pet Peeves/Taboos

Despair, spreading lies or division, silencing voices of truth. Followers vow to "sing the dawn"—despair invites his sorrowful silence.

Spirits of the Aether

Solthar is one of the 12 deities of the Spirits of the Aether of Aetheria. Gods other than The Twelve come into being through the worship of sentient races: their worshippers determine both their shape and their existence.