Anachron
God of Law · The Immutable · The Ordered Mind
Domain
Law, Order, Justice, Civilization
Alignment
Lawful Neutral
Status
Dead
Factions
None
Anachron, the God of Law, died during the God Wars alongside his nemesis Nekrosyl. His legacy endures in the legal codes, civic structures, and philosophical traditions of the civilized world. The Floating Isles of Zephyria — maintained by the Aarakocra (Aerokai) — preserve his most sacred teachings, and his influence can be felt in every court of law and council chamber across the Shattered Coast.
Holy Symbol
A perfectly balanced set of golden scales suspended within a geometric circle
Worship & Rites
Anachron's worship survives as a philosophical tradition rather than an active religion. Judges, lawmakers, and bureaucrats invoke his name. Scholars study his teachings. But there are no living priests who channel his divine power — only devotees who follow his principles of order, fairness, and rational governance.
Clergy & Organization
No active clergy remains. The Aerokai of Zephyria serve as the closest equivalent — guardians of Anachron's legacy who maintain his libraries and philosophical academies. Some legal scholars claim the title of 'Arbiter of Anachron' but hold no divine mandate.
Holy Days
Founding Day
Celebrated in Fort Valiance and other cities on the anniversary of their founding. A secular observance that traces its origins to Anachron's teachings about the importance of civic order.
Lore & History
Anachron fell during the God Wars, spending his final divine act to strike down Nekrosyl. The mutual destruction of Law and Decay left a vacuum in the cosmic order — a vacuum that has never been filled. Some theologians argue that the world's current state of chaos, with plague and piracy and the rise of dark cults, is a direct consequence of Anachron's absence.
His legacy endures in the Floating Isles of Zephyria, where the Aerokai guard vast libraries of legal texts, philosophical treatises, and divine commandments inscribed in stone that does not erode. Scholars who make the difficult journey to Zephyria report that the isles themselves seem to embody order — perfectly geometric, impossibly stable, immune to the storms that batter the rest of the Shattered Coast.