The God of The Lands

Eimus   God of The Lands

With delicate precision and great patience, He wove The Lands with string. With a final pull, he brought forth life and fertility that grew and flourished from the ground.

Known to many as The Weaver of The Lands, Eimus is a warm and gentle deity who’s work is never truly finished. Every season, he reweaves the fabric of nature anew. This is often celebrated across the lands with pleasant festivities akin to thanksgiving placed in his honour. 

Typically using the fruits and vegetables that grow at that particular time of year alongside meats and wine. It is noted among followers that Eimus appears to favour the Autumn period more so than other seasons and often depict Eimus in autumnal colours.  

Followers of Eimus often craft small totems and shrines made from wood depicting Eimus’ intertwined apple or his horns and bind them with red string.

It is said that Eimus would occassionally grace the mortal lands, often taking the form of a large bearlike creature with his six horns.

Eimus was the very first deity I designed for my project and I thought that I could tweak the design a bit more.