Silian

"I know that you killed Dawkins. You may think that you are exempt from consequence because I am on your side, but I assure you, none of us will be on your side if you continue to kill our kind. He was my nephew, and your cousin."

-- Silian to Ingersoll

Aliases: Athena, Quetzalcoatl, Mimir, Tobrakkis, Hunun

Race: God

Faction: Good Gods

God: Silian

Weapons: Mind

Powers: Immortality, Planeswalking, Omniscience, Invulnerable to Emotion

Legend
''Long before the birth of mortalkind there dwelled a king in the land of the titans who went by the name of Crosias. It was not that Crosias was an unjust king. He treated his subjects well and he loved them, and no one had any complaints until a man named Silas came into the land. Silas was a son of the forests of Krismatak, a land where democratic elections were held every few years. Silas was unsatisfied with Crosias's long-running kingship, and he requested a fair election. Crosias refused, but gave Silas one chance to prove himself. If Silas could defeat Crosias in a game of Dryth'coll, he '' ''could be the next king. The game was intense. The entire royal palace looked on as Silas and Crosias volleyed knowledge back and forth. After nine suns had set, Silas faltered. It is said that he was unable to answer the question "From whence did the Sciorow bird fly in the age of the Quam?" Crosias was kind to Silas and offered him a governing job in the realm, but a servant boy came forth and answered, "From the streams at Killith." The entire party was dumbfounded that the small stable boy had answered a question that Silas could not. The judge asked another question, which the boy answered quickly as well. Five seconds later the child had defeated both Silas of Kristamak and Crosias the wise. Crosias was infuriated and threw the boy out of the kingdom. And the boy named Silian wandered the roads of the world for many years.''

-- Manuscripts of the Titan Age, Volume X