Order – Qurimel, the Eagle, Goddess-Judge of Order

Rising from the ashes of Tralen’s destruction was the goddess Qurimel, the Eagle, to take charge of Order’s domain. Stories of her origin vary, but the most widely recounted tells the tale of an avian egg, lost beneath the City of the Gods and warmed by the celestial energy surrounding the city. Hatching as a divine avatar, the chick was mentored by Tralen until the night she ascended to his place in the pantheon.

Claiming her perch as the Goddess-Judge of Order, Qurimel oversees the courts of law and reason in M’Dhoria. She embraces order and the command of primal chaos, seeking those who are honorable and true, dedicated to upholding their cities’ codes of conduct. Qurimel favors the colors silver and black. Her symbol is a spiral, representing orderly progression. Pynium trinkets and cut crystals and gemstones are also favored items.

Race and alignment are largely inconsequential to Qurimel. She prizes a lawful and ordered soul above all else and for this reason holds goblins and reavers in no high regard. Uncivilized barbarians and thieves may find it difficult to gain her approval unless they adhere strictly to their own tribal or professional codes, and those of a chaotic ethos are scorned.
Both holy knights and evil tyrants are welcomed so long as they use their power to bring order and law. Qurimel’s followers may also act as trusted judges or arbiters of fairness and justice in their cities.

Qurimel allies herself with no other deity, viewing most of the gods with respectful apathy. While her domain of mortal order mirrors the natural order that Sannhet represents, the nature goddess’s unpredictable whims are cause for suspicion. Qurimel is enemy of Iskvarren as he works to undermine order and wary of Lyseri’s deceiving ways. She is also distrustful of Chirondin’s overwhelming desire for knowledge and Jeyne’s uncontrolled lust for war as both may lead them to forego the tenets of her domain.