Domagoj

Followers of Domagoj know better than most that every rose has its thorn, and their temples are filled both by those who prize aesthetic pleasure above all else, and those seeking to understand—or at least guard—life beyond mortality. Said by some to be the lover of Feofila, and said by others to be their sibling, Domagoj fills a wide portfolio, and the tenor of their temples is often dictated by which of their two foci takes precedence for any given priest.

Domagoj’s temples tend to favour beauty in its worshippers as well as its philosophy; their temples are generally in beautiful buildings, with beautiful decor, filled with beautiful people. It’s said that in life Domagoj was so lovely to behold that to gaze upon them was painful — it was a spurned lover who killed Domagoj, though according to some traditions Domagoj lingered as a specter before they were raised to divinity.

Some traditions say Domagoj was a human, while others suggest they were an elf, or even an aasimar. Domagoj is the one who guides souls to the afterlife, and their priests are generally considered the authorities on the rites of death if you want your loved one to enjoy a peaceful afterlife.