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The Herald
The Herald is the Incarnate patron of couriers, oracles, and those who have suffered tragedy. She is said to have come before each of the other Incarnates in turn, warning them of the devastation that faced them and giving them time to prepare before Chaos noticed their existence.
The Magus
The Magus is the Incarnate patron of sorcerers, teachers, alchemists and sex workers. It is said that they developed the rituals needed to spin Chaos into matter, teaching the gods how to grow and maintain their islands, and that they were able to find the good in anyone they met.
The Champion is the patron Incarnate of generals, artists, and adventurers. It is said that during the First Age, he conjured up armies to do battle against Chaos, taking the lead in every fight. He is portrayed as genial, imaginative, and kind, but also stubborn and flighty.
The Tailor is the patron Incarnate of guilds, families, and bondmages. It is said that she had the gift of stitching two fates together, binding the Incarnates into a single unit that surpassed their individual skills. In her tales, she often yields ground but never surrenders.
The Nurse is the Incarnate patron of medicine, family, and death, said to have forged the spells that allow dead souls to become one with their gods. She is the only Incarnate known to have died, and pilgrims flocked to her grave until it was lost in the Fourth Age.
Invented by the Illuminated Empire to give their conquests an air of legitimacy, the King is the Incarnate patron of rulers, empires, and inheritance. Epics were written about his righteous command of the other Incarnates, but many tales later depicted him as a traitor and fool.
The Scavenger is the Incarnate patron of inventors, butchers, and the destitute. During the war against Chaos, it is said that he transformed the broken weapons of the Incarnates into tools for the next wave of battles, while reminding them not to be seduced by hubris and power.
The Poet is an Incarnate whose stories are said to reshape the world. They are the patron of storytellers, priests, and craftsmen. In one aspect they tell truths that bring despair, and in another they tell lies that inspire great deeds, but it is impossible to tell them apart.
