Kharamat

An ancient draconic being.

Kharamat’s visage is awe inspiring and mystifying at the same time. A humongous white dragon, shining brighter than the sun that circles Magora, with wings that span the size of mountains, consisting of bright white feathers seemingly made out of pure light itself and harder than adamantine. The people of Magora are the most familiar with the sight of Kharamat, as when she gains control of Magora, she lets her presence be known! When Kharamat gains her reign, she ensures that the entire material plane is aware of her presence and can take comfort in her grace!

Kharamat is tasked as the guardian of the pact. She is known as the physically strongest celestial, even outweighing Tirrabold in feats of strength, which has earned her the respect and admiration of the other beings. Kharamat has the liberty to directly influence the world of Magora when the worship of celestial beings is being restricted. War holds the living to the martial laws of combat, even assassination and trickery is allowed, but restricting worship by law or extermination of all the worshippers of a specific caste is forbidden. If the knowledge of a specific being is to be forgotten against that being’s wishes, or a specific being’s worship is severely being restricted, Kharamat is to intervene to preserve the balance of the pact! Kharamat’s domain in the celestial world connects directly to the breach between the celestial domains and the material plane. If one of the eight decides to break the pact and enter Magora through the breach, it would have to pass through Kharamat’s domain first.

Worshippers of Kharamat are often recognized through the bright white colors and heavy steel. They serve to defend and protect those that are too weak to protect themselves. A clergyman of Kharamat can often be found wielding fine steel weaponry with a thick broad shield, emblazoned with a bright white flame. The sigil of Kharamat is often made of bright steel. A duo of dragon fangs encapsulates a bright white flame in its center.