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Xavior stands at just about two meters tall. He has red skin and a pair of curved horns that give him a demonic appearance, along with a pair of pointed ears and claws instead of nails. His eyes are golden and without irises, which are matched by much of his equal golden ornamentation. His hair is short, and he has a well kept beard and goatee adorning his chin. 

His body is large, broad shouldered and artfully muscled that generally has the stately clothing of the era (be it a suit, toga, robe, etc.) draped across it. 


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Xavior is generally a calm and noble soul, speaking in a somewhat refined manner and paying courtesy and kindness where such things are due. He is slow to anger but if truly roused he will burst into a self righteous fury and strike hard and fast at the object of his rage. He also has a bit of a flare for the dramatic, in terms of both action and presentation. 

He presents himself as trustworthy and considers himself as a man of his word. On the flip side he is not particularly trusting, especially of those whose deeds and person he does not know. He dislikes owing people nonspecific favors, and acts swiftly to pay his debts, or to ensure that those who owe him know what he expects in return. 

All this does not necessarily mean that he is honest. The god can be trusted to keep his word, and only his word. It is the letter of the oath that matters, not the spirit. So those dealing with him must make sure to read the fine print, be it literal or figurative.
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Xavior considered a person who keeps their word to be the most noble of souls. How else will this game of gods be won if not by union of those who can be trusted to honor their oaths? Well, it could be one by a single murderous survivor, a backstabbing charlatan or a domineering overlord, but all of these are unacceptable to Xavior, even if, or especially if, he himself was the one to win this way. In Xavior’s opinion a world created by such a person would be a stagnant monument of ego unworthy of existence.

A shared dream meanwhile, a synthesis of ideas and ideals blending together to create something unique and unexpected, now that is something worth building a world upon. That does not mean Xavior is an empty vessel to be selflessly filed by other's desires. He is a partner in this grand design, and his aid is only given when it is bargained for by gods and mortals alike.

A node-land under Xavior, thefor, would be one defined loosely enough that it may be molded by its inhabitants to their desires, and punctured by grand works they have bartered for the creation of. It is also one within which pacts are sacrosanct, the oathbreaker is an accursed wretch and the consequences of going against one's word are enforced by reality itself. 

A world meanwhile, well, that would very much depend on who signed onto his pact. But it is safe to say that it would not be a world with set masters or rulers, only people, living their own lives and making deals, bound by blood.

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[color=e49a00][b]orange[/b][/color]

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