Molestrine

Molestrine, the Fallen Pillar, was the first of God's children, and acted as guide and mother to her much more well-regarded siblings.

Very few know and understand the nature of Molestrine's fall from favor, and simply assume that she betrayed her Father and was eternally damned for her transgressions. The truth of the matter, however, is at once noble and tragic.

The Book of Ulria states that "...the whole-fold glories and duties of Our Father in Heaven are too great for a mortal mind, and so has Molestrine, dearest mother to us all, fallen from His favor into madness and grief."

Molestrine acted as God's Word on Avorah. When it was determined that the burden was too great for her to undertake, she was given a new mission: to fall upon the sword, as the metaphor has it, and take upon herself the burden and the duty of acting as a balance for the world. Her younger sisters govern all that is good and ordered in the world, guiding the people to prosperity and contentment; it fell to Molestrine to maintain balance, and bring about all that is evil, all that is unexpected, all that is tragic.

If a king or queen proves too prosperous, too noble, too good, it is Molestrine's duty to assassinate him or her. If a kingdom proves too large and powerful, it is Molestrine's task to lay siege with disease and misfortune. She teaches the people how important her sister's lessons are, by showing them what happens when they are not followed.