Arthfael

Arthfael is the mortal-turned-God of the wilderness and the hunt, and he is often a favored God amongst Triada's Barbarian warriors and Hill Giants. He is also the husband to Rhonwedd, Goddess of war and strength.

His divine symbol that of a deer's skull and antlers, with an arrow carved into the forehead area (frequently pointing upwards).

His alignment is True Neutral, though sometimes it shifts to Neutral Good.

Personality
Arthfael is described as a carefree yet old-fashioned man, and an avid hunter. He has been known as an eccentric, having the habits of an uncivilized loner, but the personality of one who seems open-minded and social.

Arthfael also has a ferocious desire to protect the natural world and impact it as little as possible, only hunting creatures that are overpopulated and discouraging the destruction of the Triadan forests.

He has a liking for Druids, Rangers, and Barbarians, as they've all usually had a deep respect for nature and animals, and those are usually the kinds of heroes he chooses to represent him.

History
Arthfael was once a mere mortal man displaced by the Abaddyon Crisis. He ended up meeting and falling in love with Rhonwedd, who then bestowed upon him immortality and Godhood. This took place after they had their first child, who would then become the first queen of Abdima.

He has stayed out of the business of mortals ever since, only wandering their domain within the forests and mountains far from civilization.