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==Description==
==Description==
The shrouded Athreos is the River Guide, the divine ferryman of the dead across the [[Rivers That Ring the World]] to the [[Underworld]]. Silent, bent, and tattered, he patiently fulfills his role. Athreos is never without his signature staff, a gnarled length of dark wood. In his role of easing the passage from life to death, he is associated with [[white]] and [[black]] [[mana]].
Ephara is the god of city-states and building. Ephara represents and presides over any organized state of people, but in particular she is worshipped in [[Meletis]]. Ephara is also the god of industry, civic wisdom, scholarship, religious sculpture, friezes, architecture, societal progress, social philosophy, and the protection and stability of the city. She granted power to the Meletians to kill the evil [[Archon]] [[Agnomakhos]].


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[[Category:Characters]][[Category:Gods]][[Category:Theros]]
[[Category:Characters]][[Category:Gods]][[Category:Theros]]
* '''<c>Ephara, God of the Polis</c>''' ({{W}}{{U}}), the god of protection. She granted power to the Meletians to kill the evil [[Archon]] [[Agnomakhos]]. (<c>Ephara's Warden</c>, <c>Ephara's Enlightenment</c>)

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Template:Character Ephara is the God of Polis on Theros

Description

Ephara is the god of city-states and building. Ephara represents and presides over any organized state of people, but in particular she is worshipped in Meletis. Ephara is also the god of industry, civic wisdom, scholarship, religious sculpture, friezes, architecture, societal progress, social philosophy, and the protection and stability of the city. She granted power to the Meletians to kill the evil Archon Agnomakhos.

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Inspiration

The character of Athreos is inspired by a partial aspect of Athena, greek goddess of civilization and cities (and sharing her name with the city of Athens).

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