Beli is a god of war and strategy in the Eileryan Faith. He is often depicted as a fierce warrior, with a powerful build and wielding a sword or spear. He is revered by those who go to battle, and is said to bestow courage and valor upon those who invoke his name. Beli is also associated with the concept of strength, not just physical strength but also mental and emotional strength. He is seen as the patron of warriors, soldiers, and fighters of all kinds.
Beli is also said to have a wild and unbridled nature, and is associated with the chaos and destruction that often accompany war. He is sometimes seen as a deity of blood and sacrifice, and his followers of old performed rituals or sacrifices to him before going to battle. It is said that Beli's favour can turn the tide of battle, but his wrath can lead to defeat.
Beli is often portrayed as a proud and powerful figure, embodying the essence of strength and warrior spirit. He is depicted as a tall, muscular elf with a regal bearing, wearing Armor and carrying weapons that symbolize his power and prowess. He is often portrayed as having a calm, stoic demeanour, the embodiment of grace under pressure.
The temples of Beli are often found near the borders of the Elven kingdoms, near the training grounds and barracks of the warriors, and they are often decorated with weapons and war trophies. The priests of Beli are often former warriors themselves, and they are responsible for leading the battle prayers and blessings before the armies go to war.
Beli's followers often tattoo themselves with symbols associated with him, such as a sword or a spear, and they often wear amulets or other forms of jewelry bearing his symbol. They also often wear red or black in his honor, as these are the colors associated with him.