Name: Tyrannis, the Red Arbiter
Alias: The Fire Judge
Real Name: Tiw’Zar Angaraka
Day of Power: Tuesday
Domain: Law, War, Fire, and Order through Chaos
Affiliations: Council of the Seven Chronarchs (Rulers of Time)
Origin:
Born from the fractured essence of ancient war gods—Týr, Mars, Ares, and Angaraka—Tiw’Zar was forged in a celestial tribunal of fire and steel, sentenced to govern the second day of mortal time. Once a divine enforcer of justice and balance, his spirit was corrupted by centuries of contradictions across cultures. In some lands, he was revered. In others, forgotten. This ambiguity broke him—reshaping him into Tyrannis, the Red Arbiter.
He now wages war against the fabric of time itself, seeking to rewrite the calendar and name himself Primarch of All Days.
Appearance:
Tyrannis is a towering figure clad in ceremonial crimson armor, engraved with ancient Norse runes and flaming glyphs of Mars. A molten crown hovers above his head, and a burning scale floats beside him—one pan for justice, the other for destruction. His eyes blaze like twin stars, ever-judging, never blinking.
Abilities:
- Trial by Fire – Summons blazing pillars to test the willpower and judgment of his enemies. Only the worthy survive.
- Temporal Reorder – Can reshuffle days of the week, creating confusion in time-based magic or plans.
- Mars Ascendant – When the planet Mars is visible, his strength, speed, and fury triple.
- Single Combat Edict – Can force any enemy into one-on-one combat under divine law, bypassing allies or weapons.
- Thingfire Verdict – Channels the ancient Germanic “Thing” council to pass sentence—turning dissent into literal flame.
Personality:
Cold, commanding, and obsessed with law and structure, Tyrannis believes justice is a blade, not a concept. He sees humanity’s inconsistency with calendars, cultures, and meaning as a sign of weakness—and seeks to cleanse the world through fire and judgment.
Symbol: A burning scale overlaid with the red symbol of Mars.
Nemesis: Chronosworn—guardians of temporal balance, including heroes who embody the days of the week.
Motto: “The weak delay justice. I deliver it on time.”
