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Phoen, the Sun God
God of the Sun, Summer and Fatherhood (Pantheon
of Liabo)
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Phoen is the God of the Sun and Summer. He is consort to Oleani.
He is often considered the god of fatherhood, given his relationship
with Oleani (the goddess of fertility), and as God of the Sun he
represents the masculine side of fertility. The Sun God personifies
manly power, to the point that he is often egotistical. There is
more than one fable of Phoen causing harm rather than good through
careless use of his great power.
The warmth and light associated with the sun, as well as the fact
that they are life- nurturing qualities place Phoen in direct opposition
to the Dark Gods. However, more often it is the Dark Gods regarding
him as such that leads to conflict, rather than his desire to oppose
them. He may also face them simply as a staunch ally of Oleanis.
Phoens preferred humanoid manifestation is that of a man
nearly identical to Ronan, but with golden hair that shines
so brightly as to blind mortals. The clothes he wears are golden
as well. In manner he is confidant, even to the point of egotism.
His symbol is a golden sunburst on a field of blue.
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