Frør, God of Ice and Snow

Frør, God of Ice and Snow

Domains & Aspects:

Ice, snow, frost, tundra, preservation, perseverance, adapting, loneliness.

Symbols:

A crystal snowflake; a spear made of ice; a wolf in snow.

Realm:

The Winter Sanctum — an endless realm of snow-draped forests, frozen tundras, towering glaciers, and frozen seas. Pale auroras drift across its sky, casting an otherworldly glow. Ice and snow spirits, wolves, various animals, ice fae, spirits and ancient beings of rime wander its expanses. At the heart of this realm stands Frør’s citadel, a stronghold of unmeltable ice and stone, quiet and cold, yet filled with preserved relics of forgotten ages.

Personality:

Quiet and distant, Frør carries an air of solemn stillness, like the calm before a blizzard. Though shy and awkward at first, he is gentle, patient and surprisingly very thoughtful once trust is earned. He is protective of those who endure hardship, admiring perseverance above all, yet like the frost he embodies, he can be unforgiving and hold grudges that last as long as the glaciers. Beneath his cold exterior lies a quiet resilience, a steady presence that can comfort those around him.

Appearance:

He resembles a tall male elf, with icy light blue skin etched with patterns of frost, brilliant deep glacier blue eyes, long white hair, wears a hooded dark blue, white fur lined coat with black sleeves, dark blue pants, blue gloves and boots.