Aglarion

Mortals consider Aglarion [æɡlɑːriːɒn] to be one of the most powerful of the gods, as the founder of the Conclave and chief architect of Aedavar. It was Aglarion who succeeded in defeating Moloch, banishing the torva, and ending the Devastation. Held in great esteem by the elves, Aglarion is revered by elves, sorcerers, and is often appealed to by those undergoing spiritual trials.

History
Aglarion was born on Illya shortly before the beginning of the Siege. He was raised in the faith of Eld and was a skilled theologian in his youth. He studied philosophy and theology at university before writing on the subject. Whilst still a young elf, Aglarion began to display wild and uncontrollable magical abilities. The unpredictability of his powers and his lack of control over them caused many of his friends to leave him, not possessing an understanding of or empathy for his condition. Several years would pass before Aglarion gained a modicum of control over his powers, eventually being able to channel the abilities into fully formed magic.

Despite not belonging to a Cirlce of Elven Mages, Aglarion is credited as a hero of the Siege. As the defences of Illya were weakening, Aglarion entered the battlefield and challenged Moloch to combat. Though the particulars of his success are known only to him, Aglarion triumphed over Moloch, banishing the torva to the darkest corners of the Multiverse and ending the two-millennia Devastation

After his victory, he retreated with some friends into the Great Forest, and it is believed that he underwent theosis there. He returned to the Isle of Graces as an ascended god. Following his ascension, he gathered a group of gods to collectively petition Eld to grant them the powers necessary to create a new world, founded on the hope of peaceful coexistence of every surviving race in the Multiverse. The Conclave was formed, and together the gods wove Aedavar. Aglarion lived on the new world for close to four centuries, presiding over its earliest foundations. He oversaw the building of the Great Spire and the establishment of the Synod, of which he was the first Archon.

Once he left Aedavar in the competent hands of the mortals who had made the new world their home, he founded an order of elvish warriors to watch over the Multiverse for signs of the return of Moloch and the torva. He offered elves whose mortal lives had ended to become nephilim, semi-divine creatures who dwell with Aglarion and guard Aeadvar against those who would seek to destroy it.