Della

Description

Della is the god of Combat, embodying conflict in all its forms—physical, tactical, and psychological. As combat can serve both just and unjust causes, Della is regarded as a neutral deity, concerned with the act of battle itself rather than the reasons behind it.

Della teaches that attack is often the strongest form of defense, favoring decisiveness, momentum, and the willingness to strike before hesitation can become weakness. Priests devoted to Della are trained to meet threats head-on, believing that survival is earned through action rather than caution alone.

When Della manifests before mortals, the god always chooses a female form, appearing as a warrior figure that reflects strength, discipline, and unyielding resolve. This chosen visage is said to inspire courage in allies and unease in enemies, reinforcing Della’s dominion over the battlefield.

Shrines and temples dedicated to Della are often found near training grounds, fortresses, or places of historic conflict. Followers honor Della not through quiet prayer, but through preparation, drills, and the honing of martial skill.