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Deity Project: Non
Chosen Champion for The Forgotten God
There are many accounts coming from The First Age that speak of a travelling white faced healer throughout the world, often described as “The Angel of The Battlefield”. These popular stories and sightings continue throughout the ages, occasionally depicted in tapestries, tomes and statues across the world.
Her high knowledge of medicine and powerful healing magic have been known to bring those back from the brink of tortuous death, aided by god that she refuses to speak of their name. Only that they are forgotten. Many do not even get to know of her name before she has left to find her next patient. The folk stories call her Non.
Non has won only one trial for The Forgotten God. A rare feud had sparked and taken place between The God of Fortunes and The Forgotten God. It was surprisingly fierce enough for a trial was issued, a battle until submission was declared.
Non won her trial without placing a blow upon her opponent. Instead, she had engaged with her opponent in a debate regarding their experiences with pain. Her opponent, The Honourable Sir Ainsley Wolfcastle the 14th, horrified by the debate, surrendered the trial to her willingly.

Description

Deity Project: Non
Chosen Champion for The Forgotten God
There are many accounts coming from The First Age that speak of a travelling white faced healer throughout the world, often described as “The Angel of The Battlefield”. These popular stories and sightings continue throughout the ages, occasionally depicted in tapestries, tomes and statues across the world.
Her high knowledge of medicine and powerful healing magic have been known to bring those back from the brink of tortuous death, aided by god that she refuses to speak of their name. Only that they are forgotten. Many do not even get to know of her name before she has left to find her next patient. The folk stories call her Non.
Non has won only one trial for The Forgotten God. A rare feud had sparked and taken place between The God of Fortunes and The Forgotten God. It was surprisingly fierce enough for a trial was issued, a battle until submission was declared.
Non won her trial without placing a blow upon her opponent. Instead, she had engaged with her opponent in a debate regarding their experiences with pain. Her opponent, The Honourable Sir Ainsley Wolfcastle the 14th, horrified by the debate, surrendered the trial to her willingly.