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Ouvis

Domain: Tempest
Portfolio: Sky
Demonym: [None specified]
Alignment: Chaotic Neutral

Overview

Ouvis is the god of the sky, representing the heavens, weather, winds, and aerial domain. He is part of the Pantheon only by default, similar to Naphthene.

Religious Organizations

TBD — DM

Cleric Domains

Clerics of Ouvis use the Tempest Domain from D&D 5E, though aspects of the Light Domain may also be appropriate given the sky's association with daylight and stars.

Tempest Domain Features

  • Domain Spells: Access to spells focused on storms, wind, and weather
  • Wrath of the Storm: Retaliatory damage when hit
  • Channel Divinity: Destructive Wrath: Maximize thunder or lightning damage
  • Channel Divinity: Thunderbolt Strike: Push creatures with thunder/lightning damage
  • Divine Strike: Thunder or lightning damage on weapon attacks
  • Stormborn: Fly speed and immunity to thunder/lightning damage

Domain Spells

Clerics of Ouvis gain access to additional spells that reflect his domain of the sky and weather.

Philosophy

Ouvis represents: - The freedom and openness of the sky - Weather as a natural force - The domain of the heavens - Winds and storms - Aerial freedom

Relationship to Other Deities

Ouvis maintains relationships with other nature and elemental deities. His relationship with Naphthene may be particularly important given their complementary domains.

Characteristics

  • Part of Pantheon Only by Default: Like Naphthene, Ouvis's inclusion is more about maintaining balance than active participation
  • Sky Domain: Represents the open skies, weather patterns, and aerial forces
  • May be less involved in mortal affairs than core pantheon members

Related: Divine Index | Divine Magic Overview | [[Tempest Domain]]