Eustachy

It’s hard to be diplomatic about Eustachy’s purview — though viewed as an essential part of the Blessed Nine, there’s no doubt that Eustachy’s worshippers tend to be… intense. Martyrs and maniacs both may kneel at Eustachy’s altar, whether to seek vengeance or to dedicate themselves to lives of abstinence and suffering for the sake of others.

It’s said that Eustachy lost his wife and children to the undead before the Great Rising, and that he ascended to divinity after being cut down by a mage who had helped the dead rise — his need for revenge was stronger than his ties to mortality, and Feofila recognized in him a champion to ensure the wicked and needlessly cruel would be punished. The price he paid to ascend? As a god, he will never be able to join his wife and children in the afterlife.