Tirag Thunderhooves

The second (and first male) born of Nor’bah, it is widely whispered that he is destined for things of greatness. Some spread the chant that the great bariaur warrior Draugnian Steelhoof is the father of the "Ring-Winner", but most folks (including the prophetess of Nor’bah) dismiss these ravings as pure screed.

No matter his origins, the white-wooled, golden-eyed bariaur Lord of Brotherhood is the only one of his pantheon that has left their comfortable realm in Ysgard and followed the roaming flocks of Outland bariaur. For this reason alone the massive flocks would have rallied beneath his banner, but the real reason is that Tirag spends more time physically amongst his faithful than he does with the other gods in his pantheon! As far as deities go, practices such as this are nearly unheard of.

He is usually very well liked amongst bariaur, for he cannot restrain himself from entering a friendly contest with others. It is almost as if he forgets that he is a god for a time and lets himself enjoy the mere concept of being amongst mortals, doing as mortals do. He always seems more surprised when he wins the contests than an omnipotent being really should be. Those bariaur that compete against him, in true bariaur fashion, hold no grudges against Tirag. Truly, it is more of an honor to say that one lost to the God of Skill than won against the greatest mortal that ever lived! His favorite contests, above all, are tests of drinking, brawling, and feats of speed. It is said that anytime a thunderstorm rolls across the Outlands that Tirag is no doubt in another hoof-race.

Tirag also seems to expend much more of his divine energy in the form of maintaining proxies than most other deities. He seems to feel that being the Lord of Brotherhood requires that he touch as many as possible with his teachings of fairness and the importance of working together as brethren in all things. Currently, he maintains four proxies and has an untold number of priests and priestesses of not only bariaur, but also many dwarves, gnomes, humans and aasimar - all of which have taken a gleam to Tirag’s teachings. This is yet another major difference between the "Hoof-Brother" and his fellow gods - most of the other bariaur deities have a hard time accepting any of the other races into their midst, much less as clergy! Apparently, however, this does nothing to bother the Lord of Brotherhood and Fairness and has yet to harm his standing amongst the Outland flocks.

His proxies are well known for their friendliness and sharp eye for fairness in all things and all but one can be found wandering the 'Land, much as their Lord, Tirag. Soran Fleethoof (Px/male/bariaur/The Free League/P10/CG), a bariaur born and raised on Ysgard, left his native home to follow the God of Brotherhood. Now, he maintains the Lord's Realm, whilst he is away, wandering the Outlands and beyond. Tirag's Realm, The Ring of Champions, is nothing more than a large arena, bounded on all sides by the tents of the wandering petitioners of the Realm, within which constant displays of skill and prowess are seen. The contests are as constant as the drinking and the revelry. Once a year, during The Rutting, the Realm shifts and joins the other Realms of the bariaur pantheon at an unknown location beyond the Hinterlands, where in a grand festival that encompasses a holy rite of all the bariaur tribes occurs. The Ring of Champions is wherein all disputes and wrong doings are settled fairly, with tests of strength and speed, and all proceedings are presided over by not only Tirag but also his sister, Va'sha Battlefleece.

Tirag's other proxies, Throndas Battlehorn (Px/male/bariaur/Believers of the Source/P5,F7/LN), Xurdas Nightfleece (Px/male/bariaur/The Free League/P6,T6/CN) and Lyelian Dewhoof (Px/female/bariaur/Believers of the Source/P9/LN) all spend the majority of their time roaming about the Outlands, spreading the word of their lord, Tirag Thunderhooves.

No description available of his priesthood.