Wrath of God(Book).Which god is meant?

[poschengbandplayer]

Hi,I was curious which Valar is technically the patron of the priest and paladin.
If its not defined I would propose to add an option to choose the name of the God in Character creation that would change the name of the book to Wrath of (insertgodnamehere)

[Estie]

How about "Wrath of the Valar" ?

[poschengbandplayer]

That's good too but it would heavily implicate the priest/paladin is a champion of all the good valars and not a specific one

[calris]

The whole concept is a bit messed up wrt God vs Valar anyway. The Valar don't have the ability to provide divine influence through 'priests'. Even the 'Doom of Mandos' was more a prophecy than a divine curse.

in essence, the Valar are no more than immortals (like the elves are) with greater power at their personal disposal.

[Derakon]

This book is a holdover from the days when we still had Angels and Archons and so on as monsters, so the god in question is probably the Christian God.

How about a Book of Prayers "Apocalyptic Prophecies"?

[poschengbandplayer]

I guess thats the most elegant solution.

[Whelk]

Wrath of Eru.

[Derakon]

Wrath of Eru.

I admit I'm not really familiar with the pantheon, but Eru doesn't really strike me as the wrathful type. Tulkas, maybe.

[Whelk]

I admit I'm not really familiar with the pantheon, but Eru doesn't really strike me as the wrathful type. Tulkas, maybe.

The (literal) crushing of Ar-Pharazon & co. and the drowning/sinking of Numenor comes to mind.

[debo]

IMO: Wrath of Dog

[Ingwe Ingweron]

Wrath of Nick

[AnonymousHero]

No! Wrath of Jibbers Crabst.

[Rowan]

Wrath of Eru.

Seconded- Eru is God in Arda, although Eru is rarely worshipped directly, so what priests are even for is a little up in the air.

[Djabanete]

Akallabêth?

[Egavactip]

Oh my god. Is this even happening?