Mor

Mor (Formerly in Elven: Morannon) is believed to be the fourth oldest god residing the plane of departed souls. He is the god of peace, new life, order, and health. Some legends say that Mor was once an elf, and his name would suggest that this is possible if his original name was Morannon. Yet, most elves tend to focus on elven mysticism (sometimes referred to as elvish mysticism). Therefore, many will deny the existence of the gods, especially Mor.

Most of his followers seek to spread his word through peaceful actions or through medicinal assistance. Each Angelic Disciple is trained in both divine and physical arts of healing. Just like their patron deity, the disciples are vehemently opposed to evil actions such as wrath and cruelty, disease, and undead. Undead beings are seen as a perversion of the sanctity of the deceased.

Mor's disciples are not known to fight many enemies, if they engage in combat at all. They seek peaceful resolutions above all else. His most devout disciples are rumored to gain celestial wings, reminiscent of Mor's golden eagle symbol.

Andiel, the Fallen Angel, was supposedly a devout Angelic Disciple of Mor, and when he fell his golden wings were shredded and burned, turning him into the dark perversion that was seen in the planar war. This account, in addition to other records, provide evidence that the truly devout of Mor gain golden wings.

The Scroll is the great work of the Angelic Disciples, and it contains all of Mor's teachings, which he allegedly wrote.