Xelion the Arcane

Xelion, also called the Arcane or the Shrouded One, is the neutral god of magic and prophecy. Xelion is depicted as a hooded and robed figure, holding open a book in one hand and holding the other hand forward, pointing a finger to the sky. Xelion is usually not presented as a man or woman, and the decoration or design of the Arcane's robes may change depending on the worshipper, especially among different schools of magic.

Xelion's symbol is a finger pointing up, often with a glyph above the pointing finger depending on the arcane tradition its symbolizing, either abjuration, conjuration, divination, enchantment, evocation, illusion, transmutation, or the forbidden tradition of necromancy.

Due to its associations with dubious and evil magic, like necromancy, before the Directorate intervened, the unbridled power of sorcerers and the dangerous pacts of warlocks, and the fact that most spellcasters turns to the Arcane for guidance and power, Xelion is the most feared and misunderstood of the Just Pentacle Gods, though worship of the Arcane is still legal through the Pantheon Treaty.