Hall of Mind

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Members of the Hall of Mind

The Hall of Mind is a chamber of the gods who govern the emotions of the sentient beings of Titan.

Reason for Being

Within the Celestial Court are a number of sub-courts or chambers. The two main chambers are the Upper Chamber and the Hall of Mind. The Hall of Mind sit in judgement over the actions of all intelligent beings for it was set up to them to govern the emotions of the sentient races.

Members of the Hall of Mind

There are eight deities who sit in the Hall of Mind (note that in some uncivilised lands where Hamaskis is not known the Hall of Mind only has seven occupants). The members of the Hall of Mind are:

Gods of the Hall of Mind

Deity	Image	Special Concern	Depiction	Colour	Symbol
Sindla		Luck and Fate	Aged but Handsome Woman	White	Pair of Dice
Asrel		Love and Beauty	Beautiful Woman	Unspecific	Unspecific
Usrel		Peace	Motherly woman with arms outstretched	White	White Flower
Libra		Justice	Woman holding scales of justice	Grey	Scales of Justice
Courga		Grace	Graceful warrior girl/Rotund Man	Unspecific	Cat
Fourga		Pride	Warrior	Red	Hunting Dog
Telak		Courage	Heavily armoured warrior accompanied by a lion	Gold	Golden Sword
Hamaskis		Learning	An old man or a fresh faced youth with a huge open book	Purple	Staff

With the exception of Sindla and Hamaskis, who also sit in the Upper Chamber of the Celestial Court, these gods were all minor deities before the Banishing. They have risen to prominence since then as the sentient civilisations have risen on Titan.

The Flawed Emotions

What is apparent from looking at the Hall of Mind’s members is that the emotions they govern are virtues. Flawed emotions such as Malice or Envy are not represented. This is the reason why Slangg and Tanit are not depicted as being members of the Hall. However, their links to the Hall are strong. It may be that the Hall does encompass the less desirable emotions, however, from current religious teachings this is not the case.

The Relationships of the Members

The Chart showing the various members of the Hall of Mind and their relationships. Note that the flawed emotions are included for reference.

See Also

• Dark Lords
• Gods of Good
• Greater Gods
• List of Deities and Spirits
• Primal Deities