Lothgar

Lothgar: The Just

Alignment: Lawful Good

God of Just acts

During the creation of the races, the brothers Ragnar and Lothgar were tricked. Mereen(pronounced may-reen(as in seen)) the Trickster convinced them to help him with his race. Neither god knew the other had been asked to help. Using their power the trickster created the first chimeras, stealing parts from other god's creations he tried to make a race of creatures stronger than any other.

The gods decreed that the chimeras be destroyed, but the trickster be allowed to create another race in return. Lothgar carried out this sentence without question while Ragnar argued with the council. Ragnar left afterwards vowing revenge against the trickster. When the trickster wasn't looking Ragnar turned his creations into the oozes. Dismayed the trickster asked to be allowed to start over, but the council decreed that since his creations were not rebelling against him he could not destroy them to start anew.

Seeing his brother's actions against Mereen, he felt betrayed. While Lothgar had heeded the council Ragnar had cursed Mereen's new race, and shunned the council's decision which he had faithfully executed. Knowing Mereen would not let him have his own race of followers he devoted himself to ensuring justice was done on Redonia, and acts of revenge were punished.

The Scales of Lothgar

These are warrior judges, expected to sit fairly in mediation or carry out a lawful punishment. They may break no laws and be bared from no room. Being in the order means that your every action is liable to be scrutinized and at any point may be scryed by overseerers. The Scales can cross any boarder to apprehend someone hiding out, but must respect local laws so long as they do not conflict with their sentencing. Scales residing in evil countries must carry out sentences of those courts, even when doing so goes against their own ethics. No scale can be detained in order to carry out sentencing for more than 24 hours in a single city.