Bound Gods

Before the establishment of the Church and Crown of Pridain the land was host to a set of powerful beings known as behemoths, celestials, and leviathans. It is a founding myth of the religion and cultural identity of the Pridish that these beings were defeated and bound in torment by the first king of Pridain, Arthen Bendrax.

The true number of these beings before the formation of the Crown is unknown and the study of them tends towards focusing on the most influencial of their kind. A common thread between depictions these beings is are bestial heads, limbs and hair on humanoid bodies. The amount of animalistic features ranges however and some gods are displayed as entirely beasts with no human element.

Outside of the Pridish Empire (in countries such as Oxwall and the Isles of Anvil) the worship of entities of this kind is still common place.

Behemoths
The behemoths were the land based gods who mostly took the forms of mammals.

Celestials
The celestials were the sky based gods who mostly took the forms of birds.

Leviathans
The leviathans were the sea based gods who mostly took the forms of fish.