Imrahli (The Wheel of Nine)

The Wheel of Nine is the generally accepted religion amongst the civilized regions of Merilleon. This is a polytheistic religion with a pantheon of nine deities. Each deity relating to one of D&Ds personality alignments. Every one of these deities is associated with a selection of worldly concepts and phenomena. The nine are symbolized by the 8 spoked wheel.

The deities of the nine are as follows:

Name	Title	Alignment	Associations	Domains
Tighea	The Lord	Lawful Good	Leadership Order Life	Order Knowledge Life
Gobah	The Smith	Neutral Good	Craftsmanship Mountains Metal	Forge War
Bhea	The Lady	Chaotic Good	Beauty Love Nature Magic Art	Light Peace Nature
Extos	The Sentinel	Lawful Neutral	Justice War Civilization	Order Knowledge
Yltor	The Traveler	True Neutral	The World The Sea Weather Food	Nature Tempest
Balyro	The Jester	Chaotic Neutral	Laughter Joy Chaos Trickery Stealth	Trickery
Deach	The Tyrant	Lawful Evil	Oppression Discrimination Enslavement	Death Order War
Daerod	The Spirit	Neutral Evil	Death The Afterlife	Death Grave Twilight
Ryxos	The Fiend	Chaotic Evil	Torture Savagery Destruction	Tempest Twilight

The Ehnahra

The Ehnahra are lesser deities, not strictly considered gods, but more angels. Unlike the gods of the Imrahyl, the Ehnahra often visit the physical plane and interact with mortals. In fact, they are the beings that enforce the belief in the Wheel of Nine. Each of these beings is associated with one of the nine, and serves them in the form that they enforce the concept that that god stands for.

It is not uncommon for a mortal being to be elevated to an Ehnahra. For example: legend says that after the death of Fileach III, he was chosen to serve as an Ehnahra of the Lord.

Yltorism

Due to a celestial war in the outer planes, a large group of celestials were pushed from their homelands and made to wander the astral wastelands of the physical universe. These celestials became known as the Medach. Not being able to return to their homelands in the outer planes the Medach set out to create a new home at the bottom of the universe. Long they wandered, in search of a habitable location. When none was found, the nine lords of the Medach, known as the Imrahyl resolved that one would be made. However, no land has ever been found capable of supporting any form of life, and so Yltor sacrificed herself, so the other Imrahyl could shape her celestial form into a new home. Gobah started forging the shape of the world. When he was satisfied, Bhea populated the world with beauty, and Ylta was formed.

Imrahli (The Wheel of Nine)

The Ehnahra

The creation of Ylta

Yltorism

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