Balfagor

Balfagor - Watercolour by King Fisher Arts

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First Appearance

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Balfagor

Other Names

Balfagor / Master of Dreams

Waejiran god of night, shadows and darkness. He is believed to send out his stei, Rae and Nae, to deliver dreams to sleepers. Balfagor was fathered by Qeinor and born of Silat. Balfagor is depicted wearing a robe of shadow, his face obscured by a deep hood, in his hands sit two glass spheres containing dream-like images. Typically he is accompanied by his stei, Rae and Nae.

Key Dates

Double full moon

Balfagor's Night / Festival of the Moons - A celebration outside of the annual calendar which occurs whenever both moons are full together over a three night period. Celebrants beseech Balfagor for dreams and visions of their future during this time.

Church Hierarchy

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Laity

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The Celestial Realm

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Divine Servitors

Balfagor's Stei

Other Names

Balfagor's Cats

The god Balfagor is said to be served by a pair of stei, whom assist him with delivering dreams and visions to mortals. It is believed that these entities can travel through time and space, and are insubstantial unless they choose to take physical form.

Nae

Waejiran mythic figure believed to deliver benign dreams to sleeping people. Nae is associated with the silver moon, and appears as a grey and silver marbled tabby.

Rae

Waejiran mythic figure believed to deliver nightmares to sleeping people. Rae is associated with the red moon, and appears as a red/orange striped tabby.

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See Also

Festival of the Moons