Kalos(God of Invention)

Kalos is the god of invention, born of the union of Ius(God of the Moon) and Epona(Goddess of Knowledge). Formed from his mother's boundless intellect and his father's will made reality, Kalos dwells within the innovation and forward progress of the races of Man, particularly the humans and the Duergar. Before the Godswar, Man had made great leaps and bounds in the realm of technology, infusing magical aether into their works to grant them some form of sentience. When this was accomplished to Kalos's liking, he would infuse a small piece of divinity. The Children of Kalos were magical constructs granted power in this way, servants of both their creator and Kalos. Many of these constructs fought during the Godswar against the horde of Vodon(God of War), though they were unsuccessful in this endeavor.

The god of invention was often torn between the duality of his worshipers. Humans worshipped Kalos as the font of inspiration for their creation, using his divinity to advance their society far beyond their current bonds. The Duergar however used his power to craft the weapons of war they would later use to take over the world. Kalos would often try and sabotage these efforts, but as the gods power is drawn from their worshipers, such efforts were often futile. Instead, he did his best to install eyes into the Duergar's strongholds, often inserting his divine aether into the dark dwarves' constructs.

The first golems were crafted in Kalos's image, starting as crude allegories to his divine presence, and later moving towards the hulking masses of stone and steel now commonly employed by the sun elves as menial laborers. In fact, almost all magical constructs can trace their lineage to his presence. When walking the earth, Kalos would often inhabit the bodies of constructs he found to be of particularly high quality. An inventor who built a vessel that was actually used by the god of invention was lauded as one of the great craftsmen of their time. This caused a veritable arms race, whereby inventors would make increasingly elaborate steel golems worthy of Kalos's divinity. It is said that when he left these bodies, some fragment of his power would be left behind, causing the golems to often act unpredictably.