Saharn

Saharn, The Scorched Serpent, is a figure of resolute determination and enduring wisdom in the vast landscapes of Greater Qirus. Known as the god of navigation, Saharn holds dominion over the winding paths of the desert and the inherent instinct to find one's way. To the pioneers who chart new paths and those who traverse the expansive dunes, Saharn offers guidance, ensuring they never lose their way.

Furthermore, Saharn is revered as the god of medicine. His essence intertwines with every healing herb that blooms defiantly in the harsh desert, every curative secret whispered in the desert wind, and every skilled hand that tends to the wounded and the weary. Healers of all kinds pay homage to Saharn, drawing upon his wisdom and invoking his blessings in their noble pursuit of mending what has been broken and soothing what has been hurt.

Intriguingly, Saharn also presides over immortality, an aspect reflected in his symbol, the snake. Just as a snake periodically sheds its skin in a symbolic rebirth, thus seeming to live many lives, Saharn too encompasses the cycle of life, death, and rebirth. His represents the elusive concept of eternal life, not necessarily as an endless existence but as a series of transformations and renewals, each a fresh start.

His followers are as diverse as the domains he presides over. Healers and survivalists find a patron in Saharn, drawing on his guidance for their work and survival. Pioneers, too, revere him, looking to Saharn as they carve new paths and seek unexplored horizons.

Saharn is often depicted as a snake under the unforgiving blaze of the desert sun, a powerful symbol of his domains.

The Scorched Serpent, is a beacon of healing, guidance, and the eternal cycle of life. His blessings guide those who dare to venture into the desert, who dare to heal, and who dare to chart their own path in the pursuit of their destiny.