Marduk

Lawful Good
Marduk is a god of culture, honor in battle, and the law. He is depicted as a towering human in shining silver armor, and frequently with a number of wolves.

His holy symbol is a wolf's face emblazoned on a silver shield.

As all gods, he once walked the earth long ago. During a time of war, before the Emperor Alexander took the throne and united the chronomancers into the Tempest of Ignus, a great warrior stepped out of the wilderness and chose a side. A pack of wolves followed him everywhere, they were a small contingent and only showed any aggression to enemies that stood against their leader. Anywhere Marduk and his wolves took a stand at never fell. His shield always shimmered in the dull light of the clouds, and his sword never dulled as he weathered an onslaught of enemy combatants.

Upon winning the war, Marduk aligned with a path of the divine and ascended to godhood. Where the Chronomancers have Archon Fos, the emperor has Marduk, who the empire reveres as the giver of society and the paragon of honor in battle.

Recent History
Midengail was founded on the site of the final battle of the war, and the palace stands on the exact ground where he ascended to godhood. The first floor of the emporer's palace is the home of the largest temple to Marduk, and home to a legion of holy warriors that serve Midengail and keep it safe.

While not unjust, it's generally considered an ill omen if a paladin or cleric or Marduk appears on your doorstep. Misfortune has either recently happened or will soon happen to someone in the area.