Labelas Enoreth
| Labelas Enoreth | ||
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| A setting sun | ||
| Alignment | Chaotic Good | |
| Divine Rank | Lesser God / Intermediate God | |
| Pantheon | Seldarine | |
| Portfolio | Time, Longevity, History, Philosophy | |
| Domains | 3E: Chaos, Elf, Good, Knowledge, Time 5E: Arcana, Knowledge |
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| Home Plane | Great Wheel: Arvandor (Arborea) World Tree: The Vanishing Tower (Arvandor) |
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| Worshippers | Bards, Elves, Loremasters, Teachers, Sages | |
| Favoured Weapon | Timestave (Quarterstaff) | |
Labelas Enoreth The Lord of the Continuum is the Elven god of Time and Longevity.
History
Labelas is a one-eyed god, like Odin he traded one of his eyes for the ability to gain knowledge from the future.
When the boss man Corellon Larethian got around to uniting the elven gods to form the Seldarine and set about creating the Elves, Labelas Enoreth and Sehanine Moonbow got together to gift the new race with long lifespans untouched by the ravages of time. Together they oversee the inexorable journey of elves through their lives from birth until death.
Labelas is considered one of the oldest members of the Seldarine, only Rillifane Rallathil is believed to be older than he is. But Labelas is also worshipped amongst humans under various guises; in ancient Orva (the precursor kingdom to Cormyr) he was revered as Chronos before their nation was destroyed. He was also known to primitive humans of the Yuirwood as The Simbul before the Elves moved into their territories and absorbed their culture. The name "Simbul" was later picked up by one of the Chosen of Mystra and Labelas and Mystra have had a very good working relationship together.
Labelas was also one of the more active Elven deities during the Time of Troubles, though it was not necessarily for good reasons. Distraught about being banished from Arvandor by Ao, Labelas went completely mad and possessed the body of one of his high ranking clerics. During the avatar crisis, Labelas did battle against Clangeddin Silverbeard and destroyed much of the island of Ruathym, the dwarven deity still nurses a grudge against him even after the dust settled.
All of the crimes that Labelas committed damaged the credibility of his faith, meaning that he had to be extra nice after the Time of Troubles ended. He promoted the cleric he possessed to the position of Chosen and set about doing good deeds to clear his name.
Worshippers
Realm
Labelas' divine realm is called the Vanishing Tower which is usually not visible on Arvandor, giving rise to the theory that it exists in a pocket demiplane of its own. When Labelas needs to deal with other members of the Seldarine he makes it appear wherever necessary. When he does so it is usually considered an omen of great or perilous change.