Rogal

Rogal is the lord king to the west, and the god of communities. He is considered the most virtuous of the Lords but the least fit to lead a kingdom.

History
Rogal was the second to separate from the first kingdom. He felt that the people were being ignored for the other focuses of the country, and the common folk were suffering. When the king perished he reluctantly reformed his kingdom to the west where the common folk could work in peace and prosperity, free from the subjugation of the other lords, especially that of the lord queen tetra who would conscript soldiers for the crusades. However, in some legends Rogal was a war veteran.

Relationships
A poor relationship with tetra, although Tetra still reveres Rogal, and needs his communities to breed soldiers. Rogal has a strong relationship with sura, the sun goddess, as the bearer of good crop seasons.

Appearance
A stern man shown with any trade tool, dressed in a professionals, or a laborers garb.

Servants
The common men. Those that do not wish to become arbiters of justice, or soldiers in the divine crusade are allowed peaceful plots of land in quiet communities where they can rest in peace. Any professionals that reach great hood, or anyone that strives to create communities and uphold their values are allowed to be the direct servants of Rogal.

Church
Rogal is the only cardinal lord to have a church. Communities build houses in which they can gather to discuss community problems, and to hear the philosophies of Rogal.

Worshipers
Farmers, smiths, artisans, laborers, and the common folk. Those that do not wish to indulge in the other 3 patrons find Rogal as a perfect fit. He embodies a comfortable life in which one strives to work hard and care for their friends families, and their neighbors.

Clergy
Simple priests who choose to be the speakers of Rogals word. They set up priories and and churches for shrines in which travelers can pass, and workers down on their luck may stay, rest, and find work. They feed those that require food, provide shelter to those with none, and clothe those that have nothing. Priests spread the word of Rogal in their churches and attempt to be the glue that binds communities together.

Holy Text
Firmament