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Vastar is known for being both enigmatic and supportive, teaching His followers to pursue their goals in order to find their path to self-realisation. While Vastar is also known also for His impartial attitudes towards all beings in existence, His followers are consummately devoted to their goals and dreams.
Vastar is known for being both enigmatic and supportive, teaching His followers to pursue their goals in order to find their path to self-realisation. While Vastar is also known also for His impartial attitudes towards all beings in existence, His followers are consummately devoted to their goals and dreams.


One of Vastar's core tenets is Freedom, and His definition of it transcends those of mortals. Dwelling upon the Eternal Wind, the Endless Sky, and the Levin of Thunder, the Skylord embraces scholars, craftsmen and -women, and warriors alike with the same empathy, giving His Disciples free space to develop themselves as they wish.
The four Tenets of the Sky are within the Tetrahedron. All those who devote themselves to Him follow the Tetrahedron, and within it contains His teachings on Freedom, Passion, Infinity and Individuality. Dwelling upon the Eternal Wind, the Endless Sky, and the Levin of Thunder, the Skylord embraces scholars, craftsmen and -women, and warriors alike with the same empathy, giving His Disciples free space to develop themselves as they wish.
   
   
The Divine Symbols of Vastar include a stylised whirlwind of silver on a field of white, a sapphire falcon with extended wings, and a glowing spiral of silver on a cerulean background.
The Divine Symbols of Vastar include a stylised whirlwind of silver on a field of white, a sapphire falcon with extended wings, and a glowing spiral of silver on a cerulean background.
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