Avatar
“A physical manifestation of a god—a spirit, sent by the deity to grant blessings or speak with its priests.
The avatars are the highest followers of the Six Human Gods and other divine or divine-like beings.
Before the Six Human Gods went silent, avatars acted as the gods' messengers to mortals on Tyria. Now, however, they are rarely seen in the world, almost fully present in the gods' domains within The Mists. They are each very powerful, wielding magic in the same light as the god they serve. Many avatars appear spectral, and some may even be souls of dead individuals elevated into a special place in the afterlife. Sometimes, however, a mortal can be gifted a temporary boon to act as an avatar, such as through ancient artifacts like the Idol of Balthazar.
Avatars that belong to beings other than the Six Gods are just as uncommonly seen, but do not seem to be of as much uniqueness in appearance of nature, such as the Veteran Bear Spirit, Vision of Raven, or Veteran Spirit of Koda.
A being does not necessarily need be divine to produce an avatar, as Glint was capable of doing a similar manner in the form of the Vision of Glint. Though this seemed to be more of a projection of herself in other lands, rather than a separate individual.
Known avatars[edit]
- See also: Category:Avatars
- Ashhe
- Avatar of Balthazar
- Avatar of Grenth
- Avatar of the Tree
- Champion Avatar of Balthazar
- Ender's Echo
- Giwebo
- Golsah
- Gundayo
- Limwe
- Reaper of the Bone Pits
- Reaper of the Chaos Planes
- Reaper of the Forgotten Vale
- Reaper of the Ice Wastes
- Reaper of the Labyrinth
- Reaper of the Spawning Pools
- Reaper of the Twin Serpent Mountains
- Soulless Horror
- The Judge
- The Whisper of Jormag
- Veteran Spirit of Koda
- Virzuk
- Whisper of Jormag
- Yasfahr
- Your Purpose
- Zaklem
Trivia[edit]
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- In Hinduism, an avatar is an earthly incarnation of a deity.
See also[edit]
- Associated items