Pharsefian Gods

Introduction
The Pharsef religion, sometimes called Pharsefism, is the dominant religion of both the regions of Uldum and Tanaris in southern Kalimdor. This polytheistic religion is home to a variety of gods, many of which are not even known by adherents of the religion. Rather, Pharsefians most commonly worship the Triumvir, or the three most primary gods of the religion. Nonetheless, sects of the religion exist which either worship one god of the Triumvir over the others, or choose to worship a lesser known Pharsefian god. Pharaohs of Uldum are known to wear a mask representing one of the three gods of the Triumvir, signifying their devotion to represent the characteristics associated with the respective god.

The Triumvir
The Triumvir is the three ruling gods in Pharsefism. Each god is seen to play a distinct role in the ruling of the universe, and favoring one over the other is seen as blasphemy in the main religion. The only exception to this rule is the tradition for a Pharaoh upon being crowned to "embody" one particular god of the Triumvir, as it is believed that no mortal is capable of embodying all three gods, or even just two.

Omari
Omari (Oh - mar - ee) is the Pharsefian god of war, balance, the sun, fire, and the heavens. Some of the traits associated with him are intelligence, honor, pride, judgment, and orderliness.

Bastea
Bastea (Bast - ay - uh) is the Pharsefian goddess of life and rebirth, fertility, order, and the earth. Some of the traits associated with her are dignity, refinement, rationality, empathy, and devotion.

Neferun
Neferun (Nef - er - un) is the Pharsefian god of death, chaos, magic, and the underworld. Some of the traits associated with him are passion, protectiveness, loyalty, discernment, and ambition.